Indians want Indian food wherever they go. Well, at least all my family and friends do. We recently went on a family holiday to the Algarve and one of the top priorities was to find the best Indian restaurants in the area to dine. With this in mind, I thought it might be helpful if I did the same for anyone coming to England. However, statistics show there were 9,500 Indian restaurants in England in 2015, so even with all the will and time in the world, to dine and review each restaurant would be a near impossible task for me to achieve.
I quickly decided I had to narrow my search down. I opted for London, as I have recently been working there frequently and have seen it become the new Shimla for natives to retire to in the sweltering heat of the Indian summer, so I would make it my duty to painstakingly dine in restaurants in the big city to ensure you know exactly where to go when visiting there.
Before starting my expedition to conquer Indian food in the capital I had a daunting task of how to further narrow thousands of restaurants down to ones I would actually like to try. All fine dining? Street food? Which region? What price range? This task I had taken on was giving me sleepless nights.
After much thought, I had a good idea of where I wanted to go and which different styles of food I wanted to try, so I packed my bags, notebook and Mont Blanc and set off to explore the city and what it had to offer.
I didn’t want to write a food guide; I just wanted to share my experiences at certain restaurants I’d visited. I’m not able to say that any of these restaurants are my favourites as I haven’t dined at every Indian restaurant in London, but each one stood out for different reasons. They are in no particular order as it would be difficult to compare respectively.
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