Karahi King in Brent

Food always on point but the signature passion fruit drink no longer on the menu . Please bring it back !

The food here is always consistently good and it was good, can’t fault it! They have done away with the passion fruit drink, why?? It was a winner so makes no sense! Also ran out of lamb tikka on a Friday night at 7.30pm which is strange.

Best curry I've had in years. Super quick service, and tasted amazing. The karahi gosht was so tender and the mutter paneer was great!

Best starters loved them.. Delicous curry's. Love the place

Best in London for authentic chicken curry, prepared in front of you

Fantastic food as always!! The veggie options are always excellent. Recommend the Karahi paneer and the saag paneer. They never fail to impress

Taste was good it's more spicy and delicious Sometimes they don't accept card only cash

We visited recently for the first time with some Indian friends of ours who have been coming here for years. We really enjoyed the food - a good selection of vegetarian and non-vegetarian options from North India. My favourite was the paneer in a tomato sauce. The decor is casual but colourful - I really liked the bird wallpaper. The service is excellent - very attentive, nothing is too much trouble. We payed by card.

Very nice foodWas taken to Karahi King last week and was not expecting anything special but boy was I wrong.Service was great and as was the well cooked food, in particular the lamb dishes. Even the pistachio kulfi was yummy. Will go back soon.

Plastic plates, average food, average portions, not cheap - to set the scene.I had the lamb chops. They're not bad, but not as good as others I've had elsewhere. Some of the chops were nice and soft, some chewy, but not bad enough to bring to their attention.For main, the Chicken Karahi. With the choice of medium chilli, it's still fairly hot. Shame about the amount of chicken in the dish, barely get three average size chunks, not even in chunks; with overall average size portion, it's definitely not fit for a Karahi King or a Bollywood star that they're boasting about visiting on their menu.With the starter and main, Peshawari naan, no drinks and average size portions, it was, well, ...average, especially at £22.30.