New Asia in Kensington and Chelsea

Staying at the nearby Premier Inn, my wife and I decided to walk around the area to find somewhere to eat. There’s a lot of choice around Earl’s Court and, after a couple of circuits looking about we decided to give the New Asia a go. SO glad we did! Outstanding value and quality of food with perfectly sized portions of both starters and mains. I had the Karahi Gosht and the lamb was as tender as I’ve ever tasted. My wife had their Saag Chicken Tikka Balti which was also very tasty. Ok, if you’re looking for glitz and glamour then maybe this isn’t the place for you BUT if you want good value, quality food then don’t even hesitate to visit the New Asia…..Oh did I mention we had a full sized bottle of wine each? £31 for two bottles in a sit down central London restaurant!!! (I fancied white and wifey fancied red……. Not that we didn’t drink it all…….)

Popped in on a weekend break with the mrs food was unreal for the price would definitely come back again The bhuna was fantastic home made naan onion bhaji and kebab starter was an absolute winner 100% do not hesitate to eat here

Absolutely delicious Indian cousin. The prices are good for central London, the owner is very friendly and the atmosphere is really peaceful and relaxing. Would recommend it to everyone looking for Indian food in London! 10/10

Very rude behavior, gave food after half an hour of ordering and after minutes they said restaurant is closed go out Over priced and bad 👎food, bad 👎behavior zero star Not recommend

I was in London for work and visited this place for dinner. Had the King Prawn Masala and it was absolutely beautiful with garlic naan and pilau rice. I would highly recommend to anyone looking an authentic Indian dining experience. I can’t speak highly enough of the waiter and his service, particually as I was on my own. A lovely all round dining experience that I would highly recommend.

I was reading the previous review and I think that is really unfair. I used to live in the area and often ordered to take away and never had a bad experienced. The butter Chicken was really delicious and I am a cheese nan lover and I really did enjoy the food there. It’s a kind of very traditional place not fancy so but his charm and the people working there are nice!

The good is good. The staff is accommodating. Quiet and hidden place. Support local. ❤️

Okay food but special for two wasn’t as filling as anticipated. About 30 pounds for small dishes to share. Nan was very good. Tight space for seating and atmosphere lacking. Restrooms up a narrow steep stairs. Some other choices nearby might be worth checking out.

Little Indian restaurant in Earls court serving amazing thali. The cost was ok for a full thali and a beer £20. The rice didn't have much flavour it itself but was a great in combination of curries served. The roti was fresh from the oven and soft. The cobra beer was the best companion as none others were around. Service was good and helpful.

The food was great, the service as well until I wanted to pay the bill including the gratuity with credit card. First the waiter refused to have the gratuity on the credit card but after some discussions that I don't have cash with me, he eventually accepted the gratuity. The next discussion started when I wanted to have a receipt for my company. He explained that the receipts are only for them and the guest can have only a receipt with the total amount. Seriously? After a while he was generous enough to write me a 'proper' receipt. Good cook, bad host.