Where Can You Find the Best Indian Food London?

It isn't the most difficult task, locating great Indian Food London, or so most Londoners might say. In truth not all restaurants that claim the title 'Indian' are actually so, with many taking the shape of subcontinental eateries, encompassing foods from the likes of Pakistan and Kashmir, as well Indian.

And while one might get lucky enough to stumble upon actually Authentic Indian Restaurants, the competition is indeed that stiff, that, rather than go out of business, many end up conforming to cater to mainstream tastes.

As such in searching for Best Indian Food Central London, the key is authenticity with some of the more brilliant choices available including the following:

--Brilliant- It might prove surprising to some how glitzy and dazzling this restaurant's interior is, not exactly reflecting the four decades it has spent in operation; with its 120 seat banquet hall and cookery courses, Brilliant initially seems to reflect the Kenyan roots of its owners, the Anand family, both in design and menu, but with the cuisine eventually slipping back into its highly acclaimed punjabi dishes, with fish pakora, methi chicken karahi, palak lamb and masaka eggs just a few of dishes offered alongside accompaniments such as rendered bread, and chutneys.

The cock tail lists and multicultural guests are wrapped up within Brilliant's prompt and friendly service.

--Moti Mahal- Moti Mahal is a highly acclaimed and celebrated restaurant in Delhi, the London outpost designed to bring every bit of that class and poise to the local population with its polished wooden floors, relaxing soundtrack and range of expensive whiskeys naturally accompanying the favorably priced dishes produced in a pristine open kitchen.

--Tayyabs- This eatery has proved itself a monumental success in the past decades of its operation, the establishment drawing into its hold increasingly larger numbers of guests on a daily basis; initiating operations in 1972 Tayyabs is a far cry from the cozy, ambient restaurants popular among many Indian food lovers, this particular eatery boasting a loud atmosphere, yet, despite the 60 minutes that might be required of you in waiting for a table, endearing itself to many for its bold offerings of cheap food, including grilled lamb chops- the best Indian dish you might ever encounter in London- Masala channa, onion bhaji, basically a variety of foods emanating from all corners of India.

--Cinnamon Club- the atmosphere akin to that of a gentleman's club, this old Victorian structure is fond of playing host to power brokers and politicians, these guests in fine suits seeking an updated version of old Indian Cuisine-veal escalope being one of the best- in ambient and pristine environment.

--Amanya- this creation of Mary and Veeraswamy holds a secret weapon in its Michelin star awarded chef Karunesh Khanna, this little bar and grill Indian eatery offering non traditional Indian cuisine, specifically specializing in kebabs, accompanied by great and timely service, with food offered in tasting portions.

--Dishoom- this eatery was designed to mirror the Bombay cafes of the early 20th century, its interior, checkerboard tiles, oak panelling, punctuated by the many family photos littering the walls; the food avoids standard curry rich recipes, instead making available healthier offerings alongside its signature kebabs.

Hard as it might be to locate authentic Indian eateries, the right establishments exist in favorable amounts around London to offer you the genuine Indian experience you might be seeking.