Ruby Ms

I had an absolutely fantastic experience here on Saturday night. The service is excellent, very friendly, quick and attentive. The food was fantastic and well priced. It’s very tasty, excellent mix of flavour and spice levels. Some of the best Indian food I’ve had in Rayners/Harrow/Wembley area. We had starters 2 mains 2 sides and desserts and drinks and it was £40 each (£80 total). Great value for money. I really recommend the lamb bhutawa The decor and vibe inside is great, the place is laid out well and there’s enough space everywhere. There are lots of TVs to watch sports or the live event. The toilets are clean and hygienic. The location is great, just opposite Rayners Lane station. We arrived at 6pm without a reservation and the staff kindly let us sit by the window. It’s not very noisy, even when the place is busy around 8pm, which is great. It’s family friendly too. I would recommend this place and I would definitely come here again. Really worthy of 5 stars. I had a great time!

Some of the best food we have eaten from the array of North London Indian owned pub/restaurants. The flavours are lovely, everything is cooked to perfection and the portions are fairly generous. The staff are very nice and helpful. This is only the second restaurant to receive a 5* compliment from me, after Purple Flame. My eldest son loved the food and he is very fussy when it comes to lamb chops. We even bought a load of food to take away for the next day! Highly recommend 👍🏼

First time here, impressed with the Covid safety protocols. Sanitizer available before you enter, staff wore face masks and each table is sectioned off with perspex without being intrusive. We wanted to try new things and highly recommend the chicken mo mo dumplings. We also tried a different kind of lamb curry which was flavoursome with a hint of chili. Nan was good. Unfortunately I was too stuff to try the chicken schezuan noodles and staff have me a takeaway box so I can pack it up myself. Social distancing was adhered too at all times. Will definitely come back here.

This is a must try. It is definitely one of the better Indian restaurants in north west london and you can see how many I have been too! I forgot to take a picture of all the food but you can see the crispy bhindi, chilli paneer, crispy bhajia and king pao mogo. Having been to so many indian restaurants in north west london the food is very similar but this rastuarant was able to stand out for me with different flavours. You must try the kung pao mogo. It is something completely different with cashew nuts and is very crispy. The chilli paneer was very good...not as good as Sakonis but close. My friends got some meat food and enjoyed it as well. In terms of price I think it was very cheap. We spent £15 each and could eat not more.