Khas Tandoori

Very decent curry place with very decent prices.
Delivery food arrived hot and fresh. Lamb Rogan Josh was good. Needed to be spicier. Garlic Naan was fantastic. The rice was kind of bland… Needed some salt.
Onion Bhajis weren’t very good, but then again, onion Bhajis aren’t very good to begin with!

Half hearted greeting on arrival in between staff talking amongst themselves and to friends on another table, who were only other people in restaurant. Had to flag waiter down for a drink and for our order. Chicken tikka starter was bland and flavourless so needed lashings of additional sauces in an attempt to liven it up, which they didn’t.
Our mains arrived but shortly after what happened next I cannot even remember what we ordered. I spotted something furry dashing across the floor as we were about to tuck in. We realised was a mouse so grab the manager and tell him in the hope he’d take some action. He shrugged, mumbled something and then walked off. After the second time we saw it running in dining area we grabbed another member of staff who then cheekily retorted that there aren’t any and that we the customers were (of course) wrong. When it then ran under our table we got up and told them we’re off and we did not want our meal. Cue discussion on what we should be paying for, with staff unbelievably trying to charge us for half our bill and to persuade us to take the rest home. We settled it by only paying for drinks and refusing to pay for the rest.
Shockingly the restaurant can make no correlation between mouse plus droppings in restaurant and disease. Mice are running about out front so we dread to see what the kitchen I like. The situation was so badly managed by staff who made no real attempt to apologise, still tried to bill us and hoped that muttering something about pest control it would all be okay. Well they may be getting a visit from Council inspectors soon.
For reasons of hygiene AVOID like the, ahem, plague.

Open late which is a plus. The staff were friendly but a bit more focused on conversation with each other than checking to see how my meal was. If they asked, I would have told them that my lamb with chic peas (Chana gosht) and spinach with potatoes were delicious!

What an awesome restaurant! I’ve tried all of the alternatives within one minute of the Khas and it simply stands out for quality of food and incredible value for money. In fact, I take my work colleagues there every Monday night to cheer ourselves up. Ask for James when you get there and he will make you feel very welcome. I order either the Balti Chicken Jalfrezi (if I’m in the mood for very hot food) or the Garlic Chicken or Lamb dish if I want flavour without heat. Also, the wine list is a steal. If you’re in the area, check it out!

This is a suprisingly good indian restaurant! It doesn’t look like much from the outside, and it’s rarely all that busy. But the staff are always friendly and the food is of a good standard.
Even better, the prices are simply superb — especially for London! A meal for two with wine probably won’t cost you much more than £35 which is excellent for the standard of food on offer.
It’s not hugely convenient to access with the nearest tube a bit of a walk away, but the bus links are generally very good.