Mingzi London

Amazing quiet gem. I love Indian food but their execution is truly fine dining Indian food. Cute interior ambience, nooks allowing for private conversation - perfect for business lunch. No tourists here. Entry through door, ringing a bell. Menu was excellent, I recommend the fish in the coconut curry wow that blew my mind.

Indian Fine dining experience which may have been the best I tried so far in London. Go for the tasting menu (veggie option available as well) as you will get the most value and a really amazing overview of what this kitchen is capable of. Absolute highlight was the salmon spiced to perfection and the grilled lamb chop. The chicken tikka was also nothing like the typical one you would get. There is an optional wine pairing available or a small but finely selected wine list. Very friendly staff that will look after you and make your stay outstanding and chilled. The cocktails are also on the yummy side and worth trying - including the mocktail. Only thing to consider is that the food is quite spicy - this is not everyone’s taste. Will definitely come back!

Been for lunch to celebrate my friends son first birthday at Kutir best Indian restaurant in london.... Loved the aloo tikki, Dahi vada ,,keema paav in starter and chicken tikka masala, saag paneer , kaali daal in mains were amazing food n taste also the best ghewer n mango cassata as dessert the best ..thank you Arrif , sander ( for best cocktails n pairing wine ), Prem ji, catlston and team for wonderful experience and professional Hospitality.

An absolutely wonderful experience. If I could give higher than 5 stars I would. Multi-course wild game tasting menu was a great mix of classic Indian flavors with now uncommon meats. The green peppercorn venison curry was absolutely stunning. The service could not be better. Staff was all professional, friendly, and courteous. Asef in particular was a joy to have through the evening. Ambiance was nice. Dimly lit but not terribly so, with a a candlight on each table. You can small the aromatics throughout the restaurant and practically from Sloane Square station.

Definitely worth coming back here. I would say this place is more upscale and pretty quiet. On the smaller side so would say make reservations just to make sure. Everything I had here was amazing. Chicken Tikka masala, bread basket, mushroom appetizer and grilled lamb were the ones I remember we ordered and were all fantastic. Portions are on the smaller side so might need to order a few more dishes than expected if you are hungry but worth it in my opinion.

I had booked to go there after the Camden Hall concert, but after checking with the hall, I was told that the show would finish at 10pm, so I changed the time suddenly before the concert, which was graciously accepted. For my own convenience, I wasn't very hungry, but with the right advice I was able to have a good light supper. The food was very tasty, spicy but full of flavour.

Lovely ambience and decor. Nice and cozy insides. Amazing food. The service is good too. We had ordered prawns masala, chicken kebabs, lamb curry with naan and biryani and also raita.The raita had a very nice smoked flavours. All the delicacies were perfectly made. We thoroughly enjoyed the food very authentic and rich Indian food. Close to what you would get in 5-star hotels in india.

Very nice place in an old building. There are multiple small rooms at different floors, which is quite nice and brings a bit of privacy. 😊 The food was delicious, spicy (to keep in mind 😉) but really tasty! The dishes are between 22 and 30 £ and you'll have to add a side from 5 to 12£ (which might be a bit expensive).