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I am looking for a recommendation on a decent Indian restaarant (not very expensive) preferably in the Bayswater area, but wouldn't mind other areas in the Central London if the place is really worthwhile. would appreciate any advice. best, Olya
Hi - we ate at Khan's a few times during our stay in Bayswater - good food and reasonably priced. (www.khansrestaurant.com/) There are a bunch of Indian restaurants in the area, but we tried this one first and enjoyed it so went back.
They seem to be on just about every corner in some parts of the city.
There are hundreds of Indian restaurants in London (and thousands across the UK). The vast majorityt of them offer very good food at very reasonable prices, but it's quite possible to find more 'upmarket' places if you want to do so.
Chutney Mary, Veeraswamy (the oldest Indian restaurant in London) and Amaya are pretty upmarket places:
http://www.realindianfood.com/
Have a look at these links:
http://www.timeout.com/london/restaurants/features/2473.html
http://www.viewlondon.co.uk/restaurants/indian-restaurants-in-london-recommended-london-71.html
http://www.squaremeal.co.uk/restaurants/london/selection/96/Best_Indian
http://golondon.about.com/od/indiancuisine/tp/Indian-Restaurants-in-London.htm
Loads and loads of possibilities! :-)
There's ALways an Indian restaurant in London.
And everywhere outside London.
If there's not a restaruarnt, there'll be a takeaway. Even my little Midland village has both (and the small town 3 miles away has about 10).
Bookmark! :-)
(Yes, there are many Indian restaurants in London, which is probably why the OP asked for a recommendation ;) Quantity does not equal quality and all of that.)
Agreed, in the normal way of things.
But in the case of UK Indian restaurants it is a fact that you are very highly unlikely to have anything other than a decent meal in any of them.
I have been to the Maharaja a couple of times and liked it very much. It's a small family-run restaurant that has been there for over 40 years. The address is 50 Queensway.
There are several Indian restaurants in London.
Some of good restaurants are Mint leaf and the Quilon.
Chutney Mary on 535 King's Road is one of the best restaurants in London as the food is very good and reasonable.
You may refer this site for more information: http://www.squaremeal.co.uk/restaurants/london/selection/96/Best_Indian/all/price/0
You might be interested in this piece, written by an Indian about London Indian restauarants she recommends:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/food_and_drink/real_food/article2064413.ece
go to Rasa W1 maybe? i have eaten there lots of times and its great.
http://www.rasarestaurants.com/UserPages/index.aspx
thank you guys, you are awesome. I think by know I have more suggestions than I can actually visit :)
Memorial Column for the Great Fire.
Built for memory of a great fire in 1666,started from a bakery and destroyed 4/5 of whole London. They say that the buildings must build by brick and stone later.
We see a broken wall left here at the side of the Column and the scene of the fire is painted on it.
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As a woman I walk in many areas on my own, but I am cautious, like I would be in any city. There are nasty people everywhere!
The tubes are also safe at night, albeit the usual drunks that make life a little less savoury for the rest of us on Saturday nights.
But on the whole, I feel pretty safe in London.
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