Best Curry In London

If you want to get familiar with London's best curry, you're looking to get familiar with Cinnamon Kitchen. Found in the heart of the City and dosing guests on some of the best Indian food, Cinnamon Kitchen boasts original flavours, traditional classics and spices to die for come sundown. 

Found on the slicker end when it comes to eating curry in London, Crazy Bear in Fitzrovia is a restaurant that will dazzle diners. While they're strong on all sushi and sashimi fronts, their curry menu is so eclectic and spans so many Eastern regions that it would be a shame to be missed out on. 

Stuff yourself silly with Rosa's delicious series of plates. The quirky venue serves up Thai food in an intimate and cute setting; the venue is perched on Carnaby Street and is perfect for a date night.

Stripped back and seriously cool, Lokhandwala is a modern Indian restaurant in Fitzrovia that is in equal parts stylish and delicious. As well as a separate cocktail bar, the joint has a date-perfect restaurant that serves scrumptious Indian tapas.

Located in Brockley, Masala Wala is a delicious and charming Pakistani restaurant that serves up exquisite homemade and comforting dishes, from well-known curries to recipes handed down the generations.

Head to The Palace Hotel where this stunning curry house offers some of the finest Indian food in London. With spice imported exclusively from India the dishes here are vibrant, warm and rich - they also have occasional supper clubs here.

Perfectly perched at Crossrail Place in Canary Wharf is open from breakfast all the way through until late evening, offering everything from casual dining to luxurious date nights. Explore the menu of modern Indian experimental cooking that combines traditional ingredients with modern technique. 

Roti Chai showcases the traditional flavours and cooking techniques from across the Indian sub-continent, and re-invents them for its West End audience. Choose between elegant eating of tandoor specials upstairs or tapas-style small plates in the causal space downstairs at this multi-talented gem.

Trade in your usual korma for something a little more avant-garde with a trip to this modern-Indian bistro. Using innovative cooking techniques to whip up tasty bites, Farzi Cafe will have you tucking into the likes of cashew nut & dill salmon tikka, paneer popcorn and madras pepper prawns.

When you ask people in London the best place to go for a curry, there's a name than can't help but creep in, and that's Dishoom. With a whole dotting of restaurants about the city, the interiors here are eclectic, the roster of cocktails is undeniable and a true taste of India can be found in each and every curry of theirs.