Aroma Indian Restaurant in Havering

Haven't been here for a while and was in the area so in we went, really good value and more importantly the king prawn pathia was superb, just a note the food here just a bit hotter than your average curry house.

Lovely Indian takeaway from hereCan’t really fault the food… Only comment/feedback to provide was I felt the food was a bit watery and bland.Other than that all good.

We chose to have a family lunch at Indian Aroma on my birthday and it was a choice of luck. They have kindly opened the restaurant for us earlier than the normal hours. The staff ( Rohit) was an excellent host, treated us with delicious south indian feast. Thank you Indian Aroma team for the kibd gesture and yummmy food.

Was a nice evening with my husband for valentines day. Staff was very friendly and nice. We was the only 2 people in the restaurant all night. Food was nice. We was able to take out time and enjoy eating our food and talking. I forgot to take pictures of the food. But food was very nice and tasty.

Indian Aroma did catering of our event with 120 guests.The food came before time, was set up and ready on time.The guests all appreciated the food, authentic taste and brilliant service, quantity provided for 120 guests was more than sufficient.Will definitely use their services again in future, very highly recommended.

Worst food ever in whole london please dont think to go if you are indian....All dishes are sweat whether u order full spicy dish ever the chapati and naam are sweat

Exceptional experience for Valentines. Lovely dinner and staff.Highly recommended!

Food arrived before expected delivery time and was all hot and tasted absolutely amazing. Beat our expectations. This will be the only Indian I use forever if this is how it will always be.

Worst food in London, nothing was cooked well. It seemed like a thick sauce was added in the name of curry, the meat didn’t have any spices/aroma inside. The so called pilau rice was absolutely flavorless. The high google rating is very misleading.

Tucked away at the old brewery end of Romford High Street, this place doesn’t have the footfall that it deserves. The food is good value for money, and while the lamb in the Achar Gosht was maybe a wee bit on the chewy side, the Chicken Delight lived up to its name and the Tandoori King Prawn was delicious. Special mention goes to our waiter, Mohammed, who has to be one of the politest waiters by whom I’ve been served. And anywhere that brings you a complementary Amaretto after your meal can’t be bad!