Author: Emmanuel_5

You could easily miss the place when walking on St Denis, but the food is worth giving it a try. I particularly like their soups, the samosas and most of their saag (spinach) dishes. My son, who does not yet enjoy spicy food, is very...happy with butter chicken, rice and naan. The tikka masala was good too. The one thing I did not particularly like was their sheek kebab, although this is one my favourite Indian dishes. Service is usually quick at lunch time and lunch specials are very fairly priced. We've never been for dinner. It's definitely good value for money if you like Indian flavours and don't have very specific expectations for one dish or another.