Little Kolkata

Me & my girlfriend randomly chose this restaurant and we were so glad with our instant decision. We were welcomed with warm smile and seated next to the bar. All the dishes were amazing with rich flavours & you can feel the authenticity. Prawn curry and goat curry were just mind-blowing . Top quality food at reasonable price in central London. Definitely recommend everyone .

We loved this place! My family celebrated my mum’s birthday here. The waiters were so kind, happy, accommodating and down to earth. We liked the relaxed vibe. The food was absolutely fantastic. I had the rose water and cashew chicken, but I also dipped into some of the other dishes around the table and they all tasted amazing. The flavour combinations were so unique. Top marks for service and food. I will definitely come here again.

We had brunch which was amazing - never had Indian Brunch before. There was plenty of variety and plenty of food (no one left hungry or dissatisfied) Three had bottomless procecco and four had bottomless Lassi. I found they were a little slow on providing the refills we'd ordered, which is disappointing as I like to get my money's worth when doing 'bottomless' HOWEVER the food and the service was #amazing and it definitely feels like a warm and welcoming restaurant - because of the staff. I would return for a visit and I would highly #recommend

It’s nice when you find Indian restaurants in London that serve ‘proper’ Indian food where original flavours are not masked to suit the British palette ;) This place serves delicious Kosha Mangsho (goat mutton curry), lamb Biryani, mustard aubergine (this was too good!) amongst a lot of other Bengali dishes. They could improve on their cocktails though. We tried golap martini (lousy), whisky sour (okayish) and sweet sixteen (best). Food portions are good and enough to share amongst two. Worth checking out!

We ordered 3 starters as we couldn’t decide: Fish roe, Chops and Doi chaat Mains was the goat and prawn curry with pilau and steamed rice Dessert we ordered falooda and brownies. (We also ordered masala tea And guava mocktail) Overall the food was authentic but average but the dishes that stood out for was the doi chaat, prawn curry and falooda. We’re more critical as Bengali cuisine is what we grew up eating. The 5 stars was for their service. We needed to catch a theatre show and our food came out super fast. The owner was friendly and warm. We would go back to try the rest of the menu especially with our 10% off.

My boyfriend and I stumbled on this place at the last minute and we are thrilled and thankful that we did! The food is delicious and don’t be fooled by their vegetarian options (they were absolutely delicious - no meat necessary and we are relatively carnivores). For our mains we had the fried fish and the goat curry - I highly recommend both. The staff were very hospitable and it was a pleasure to meet the owners to understand both the food and their concept better. Can’t wait to head back for another meal!