An “out-of-the-way” nouvelle Indian, near Canary Wharf, praised by fans for its “inventive” cuisine, and its “relaxed” setting in a lovely Georgian house; service is increasingly “erratic”, though, and “some dishes work better than others”.
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There have been a couple of attempts at turning this very grand Georgian house into an Indian restaurant. Neither lasted very long, but – undaunted – new proprietors have spent a great deal of ...
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Press Reviews (2)
Jay Rayner (27th April 2009)
The critic visits a “new Indian restaurant in a grand Georgian villa on the edge of London's Canary Wharf”, and finds an establishment beset by an “excruciating combination of pretentious and underachieving”.
Richard Vines (18th March 2009)
2/4 stars
“Good food? Check. Popular cuisine? Check. Beautiful rooms? Check. Comfortable bars? Check. Corporate customers? Whoops… This posh Indian eatery in London’s Docklands, conceived in a time of plenty, opened in a post-Lehman world where a business lunch is a cheap sandwich and keeping your job is a bonus.” The critic says he “wouldn’t travel to Docklands to eat there”, but he would be “perfectly happy to go back if in the area”.
Jay Rayner (27th April 2009)
Richard Vines (18th March 2009)
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