Delhi Grill

went for lunch, was good deal at 5 pounds for a light lunch. I had a beer and a starter and an extra naan and it ended up costing me 16 quid mmm... still quality was good, sauces were tasty. if you're an experienced cook and / or eater I'd give the gushing 'best Indian in London' reviews all over the internet a shrug of the shoulders. Still I will revisit. Almost 4 out of 5 stars but not quite. if you live in the area the fiver deal is very good.

My red mullet masala was divine. Freshly chopped birds eye green chilies with grated ginger, an amazing zesty green chutney and a beetroot and garlic chutney all served as part of the meal!! I'm going back!!

A fantastic place with excellent service simple food and very very friendly staff.keep it up delhigrill

This place is an absolute gem. The food is delicious and yet not expensive at all. This is a far cry from your ordinary curry house, instead all food is freshly prepared on the day -and you can taste this in the food. Nans, rotis and papadoms are all made fersh on the spot, and they even make their own home made chutneys and relishes which are truly delish. We are fairly local and go here often, so by this point we've pretty much sampled the whole menu. I would disagree with the Time Out review, the best bet in my opinion is to not choose the slowcooked curries (although very nice) go instead for a whole selection of the tandoor grilled dishes as they are really so delicately marinated and flavoured. The tandoori paneer is not some hard, nasty, soggy slob, but a tender fresh delicate cheese beautifully flavoured with red tandoori spices. The lamb chops are also a big hit.I could go on...

What a gem: wonderfully tasty food, friendly and extremely quick service, very affordable. Look forward to visiting again :)