Colour Mint Lounge in Camden

Best Indian food in London. Period. No questions. They don't carry Chai anymore unfortunately. Everything else is a 10/10

Nice indian food and amazing staff ! Please, bear in mind that is an expensive place becfore booking, however food is incredible.Downside : ladies toilets were dirty. I remove one star for that.

Was extremely nice setting, food was delicious and staff so friendly. We received a great service. Best night out in the square mile for Indian cuisine.

My sister and I booked the small private dining room for our birthday at the end of last year. I'd admit, I was a bit nervous as they sometimes came across slightly rude over the phone but we were very pleased with how the night turned out. The food and some of drinks were very nice. They provided us with an extra main dish for free, which was extremely nice. The service was amazing (our waiter was extremely kind and provided the best service).Also, the restaurant itself is absolutely gorgeous! I would definitely be returning.

Very nice and tasty place. The food is delicious and service on point. Mojitos are refreshing! Mix grill nice and curry was cooked perfectly.

Some nice dishes but overall atmosphere and vibe wasn't the best. Service was alright and had a nice lunch but I wouldn't rush back.

This place is not for me given the amount of other vegetarian Indian restos I have tried. If I could would probably rate as 2.5 . We spent 50 each for starter, main and 1 drink. Like most Indian food in the city its over priced for my tastes given the quality and price in zones 4 onwards.The menu has 3 veg starters, 2 veg mains and 5 veg sides. The starters were OK. Nothing stand out. Bhel puri was good but I think it's hard to get wrong. I found the aloo tikki quite dry. It tasted like a ragda petit without the chickpea base. I wished it had the chickpea.I really liked both mains. The kofta was really good. It's on the sweet side so be warned if you don't like sweet mains. The paneer was good and reminded me of a chilli paneer starter. Tried the dal makhni which I liked but not as good as Dishoom.We also had the chocolate dessert. It came with vanilla ice cream. I did not like it. It was quite bitter which was not an issue. The problem for me was the texture. It was not smooth on the palate. It felt like there was too much gelatine (which made me realise I forgot to check if it was vegetarian!). It was one of the worst chocolate desserts I have had.My advice is to avoid the chocolate dessert. I am sure the traditional Indian desserts are fine.

A nice affordable restaurant, tasty food and great staff! recommend for a date or business lunch/dinner.

Had a beautiful meal here. One of the best curries I have ever had, it was delicious. Had chicken Makhani with three sides to share, including rice, tarkha dal and peshwari naan. Honestly all of it was delicious and clearly cooked with perfection. Excellemt customer service too, staff are attentive and considerate to your needs. We asked questions about the menu and serving services of which the staff answered with a pleasant manner. Lovely restaurant ambience too. I would recommend this place to anyone who loves a curry.

Staff were polite and accommodating. Took our coats, seated and served us quickly. They were helpful with food suggestions and answered all our queries.The food was excellent, tasty and unique compared to any other curry I’ve tasted. A good thing to know is that their curries are medium spiced, unless requested otherwise.Would definitely recommend and hope to take my family at some point.