Tiffin'Cafe in Camden

Great little Indian restaurant, have been here several times and never had a bad meal. Service is also excellent. Definitely recommend a visit. It doesn't serve alcohol, though I believe you can byo.

The food has zero to no flavor... I've had Indian food with more flavor in a small town, but Cafe Tiffin is literally in the center of London.It's honestly a shame.I do not recommend this place for Indian food. You're paying for literally underflavored rice with a hint of red food coloring. Come if you're not able to handle any spice or you just want to get a quick small meal. If you're expecting flavor, don't lol.

I ate dinner here as it's close by, and it had been recommended. It is small, but popular, so I'm glad we booked-- we had the last table available.Decor is modern and the waiter helpful (but somewhat blokey and gruff). But he was able to let us know what dishes were "mild", as I'm a wimp regarding chili!They offer a good range of predictable South Asian dishes, and a big advantage was our ability to bring own bottle without corkage charge; this gave it the fourth star.No nasty surprises, and I will return.

Visited this place just about at the closing time and they were accommodating. The staff was welcoming and friendly. The food that I tried was good and flavorful. 4 stars because I would like to visit again with ample amount of time and try out other dishes. Overall it was a good experience.

It's a good place to get some authentic Indian food. The pricing is on the higher side for some items though. Also the dine in experience could be better for the money they charge.

I don't understand the good reviews. The only good things were the Tandoori meats, and the minced chicken paratha was OK (oily, but at least it had flavour) - hence the 2 stars. The Karahi curry was bland, covered in half a cm of bright red oil, with HUGE amounts of onion (like almost a whole onion), 3 tiny pieces of bell pepper, massive lumps of chicken obviously cooked separately, and virtually NO sauce. Veg dishes were bland - brinjal bhaji was just minced onion and minced aubergine - again in oil! Fried okra was lumpy and tasteless. Where is the flavour guys? Where is the actual curry sauce? Oh and the mint sauce was bright florescent green. Very poor. Will not order from here again.

This restaurant has excellent service and excellent food. Their chef's special was delicious and tandoori chicken mouthwatering. They served our family well, even my 3-year-old daughter. You should book ahead of time because you don't want to miss out on this food.

Splendid introduction to the Indian cuisine as we told the waiter we knew absolutely nothing about food from India. Very tasty and at a very agreeable price. Would love to come back - and will gladly recommend :)

A gem of a restaurant tucked away from the main road. It is a small and cosy restaurant. Staff are warm and friendly. Food was first class with excellent service throughout. Thoroughly impressed and I would definitely recommend a visit to see and taste for your self! The owner was on hand and fully involved. Had a fantastic meal with a group.

It's been a while since I've had such good Indian food in London. Everything was extremely tasty, clean, and well presented. Friendly service and very competitive prices. In fact the bill was half of what my dinner companion guessed it would be!Just be aware that if you'd like to drink you've gotta bring your own booze, as they don't offer alcohol.10/10 will be back in a couple weeks!