Time for a quick bite at Soho Wala in the West End -
There is no shortage of funky Indian street food restaurants in the Soho area, but the latest addition, Soho Wala is more unexpected situated inside the ever-popular Courthouse hotel
Savouring the joys of Pure Indian Cooking in Fulham
Pure Indian Cooking is the type of undiscovered gem you frequently find in Fulham, which is an affluent area but isn't quite as central as the likes of Sloane Square and Chelsea
Mint Leaf: Championing fine dining for Indian cuisine lovers
I had my reservations about visiting Mint Leaf once I had read on their homepage, it's a popular celebrity haunt for the likes of Justin Bieber and Daniel Radcliffe
Hankies: Accessible, aromatic Indian cuisine from Anirudh Arora at The Montcalm, Marble Arch
It's a sign of the times when you see top quality restaurants at the respected The Montcalm closing with the regularity of an iPhone update
TPH of Chelsea: It's a new direction for renowned chef Yogesh Datta
When you've been around the block for fifteen years, it takes a brave chef to close down the old concept, refurbish the whole venue and completely revamp your menu, but Yogesh Datta has always been a trendsetter instead of a follower
The bar is raised high for fine dining Indian cuisine at Darbaar, Liverpool Street
Cinnamon Kitchen over the years has spawned a strong roster of talented chefs who have gone on to achieve fantastic things all over the world. One of the most instrumental members of the founding team was Abdul Yaseen
The Painted Heron: The best value Indian restaurant in Chelsea
It may seem somewhat of a contradiction to head to Chelsea looking for great value restaurants. Diners would normally go looking for a classy venue or award-winning cooking. Luckily for visitors of The Painted Heron, you get all three things
Exotic flavours in abundance at Caraway Lounge, Romford
There are a disproportionately high number of Indian restaurants in East London, which makes the task of identifying the wheat from the chaff are mindboggling affair. For the lucky residents in Romford, they should make a beeline for Caraway Lounge.
Experience Sunday brunches with a difference at Cinnamon Soho
For those keen to experience a taste of exoticism for their Sunday brunch, Cinnamon Soho is well worth a visit, especially if you time it well to match with your Sunday shopping plans
Exploring the varied flavours of Indian history at Grand Trunk Road, South Woodford
Grand trunk road is one of the longest and oldest roads in the world connecting South Asia with Central Asia
Location is key for Salaam Namaste in Bloomsbury
We've all been there, at a location in Central London where you think despite the prime location, it does feel like being in the middle of nowhere
Is Cinnamon Bazaar the spice of life Covent Garden has been waiting for?
Cinnamon Bazaar is the latest attempt from the Cinnamon club juggernaut to take on the casual dining market populated by the likes of Dishoom and Talli Joe
White is the colour this festive season at Southbank Centre's Winter Festival
There seems to be an overabundance of Christmas markets this festive season and it really takes something ultra special to make your offerings stand out from the crowd
Avant-garde Indian cuisine in the futuristic looking Crossrail Place, Canary Wharf
Crossrail Place is rapidly evolving into the dining complex of choice for local city workers at Canary Wharf
Gaylord: over 50 years of excellence serving Indian cuisine in the West End
Very few restaurants in the West End survive more than a few years, so when a restaurant has been around for more than 50 years, you have to sit up and take notice
Admire the steam punk beauty of Flora Indica in Earl's Court
If you are looking for a classy yet quirky restaurant, Flora Indica is one to consider that delivers on both fronts.
Talli Joe: The standard-bearer for modern Indian cuisine
"Talli" means a happy state of intoxication or what you and I call "tipsy". It really shows how far Indian cuisine has evolved in London
Bombay Brasserie: How to stay at the top of your game
Restaurateurs in London would do well to pay Bombay Brasserie a visit and get a masterclass in restaurant longevity. They have been established since 1982 and a recent visit confirmed they are still one of the leading lights of the London culinary scene.
Lotus: An Indian affair to remember
If there was an Oscar for how lavishly well restaurants looked after their guests, Lotus would most definitely be a nominee if not the actual winner. This is a fine dining institution where the staff effortlessly guide you through an epicurean feast of dishes you are unlikely to find anywhere else in London.
