Salsar in City of London

Lovely food, full of flavour and very accommodating staff

The staff accommodated my dairy intolerance amazingly! The food was so good! Highly recommended.

Nice find just because it is next to my hotel. Nice Papdam and spreads, delicious Chicken Tikka Masala. Real creamy sauce 10 out of 10. I will be back on my next trip!

Great for the lunch table. Fair prices and quick service. If you pre-order your meal, it's even faster. It is then served within two minutes after sitting down at the table.I have been there once in the evening, it was a bit fuller than at lunchtime and the prices were, of course, a bit higher, but it tasted great and the service was also quick.

Raita is too bad.I dine on 21 january night .I ordered daal and saag paneer both are nice but Raita and papad not good.papad had smell.

I went to this restaurant because I assumed it would serve Rajasthani food, however it was disappointed because there was nothing from Rajasthan.More ethical and behaviour training is required for the staff. Look like its a family run business. All the members minding their own business.The food was pricey, and the quality was poor.This is not a restaurant I would recommend for lunch or dinner.

The best Indian food in London... The best Indian food I think I have ever tasted. In a less busy side of London...not overpriced.

Being a weekend Place was quite full. We have ordered lamb vindaloo and chicken Jalfrezi. It was way too spicy and less flavorful for an Indian palette. Bit expensive compared to other Bangladeshi run Indian restaurants in the same area. Decor is just plain. Service was nice.

The food taste is good and authentic Indian. We had mix veg curry , naans, rice , dal and paneer shashlik. Everything tasted good. The food is freshly made and quality is very good. The staff is polite and friendly especially with kids. But I do not recommend for babies or toddlers as the place is small with no high chairs or baby friendly meals. Also the entrance is not stroller or ♿ friendly. The prices are moderately high. The service is good. Great for takeaways.

This place is a total rip off. I've been to a dozen Bangladeshi run - Indian restaurants, but this had to be one of the worst restaurants ever. Appetizers are priced over £7 and the quantity and quality of the food is terrible. We ordered Chicken Chaat and Garlic Shrimp... Both absolutely horrible.For entrée, we got some Chicken and Lamb Curry... The Chicken was spicy and the lamb was cooked to perfection. Taste wise, nothing good about it. We ordered their special fried rice, priced at £4.50 and were hoping there would be a decent portion, but it was literally 9 tablespoons.We also ordered some kulfi for dessert which was okay. Just with these 5 items and 2 Cobras, we ended up spending over £70, which is just ridiculous. So many better options around this area.1 star for the service, but towards the end, it got a bit annoying as the staff was giving us the looks which said - please leave, I need to accommodate the next set of guests waiting outside.