Noor Jahan in Kensington and Chelsea

We ate here last night and absolutely loved it. The whole experience felt deeply nostalgic, from the chutneys arriving in steel serving bowls with crisp poppadums, linen napkins shaped like bishop's hats, and mint chocolates brought with the bill at the end. The owner and staff were attentive and professional and made us feel right at home. I'm delighted that we found a solid Indian restaurant near us and can't wait to go back.

Best Indian in London. Friendly staff and delicious Indian food

This was my go to curry house in the mid-90’s when living in London. Took my colleagues while visiting in 2022 and it’s still a rock solid great curry. Food is excellent. Service is friendly and professional. Best peshwari naan in London. And always an interesting clientele.

Best Indian food in London. Been dining here for years.

Best butter chicken I’ve ever had! I always come here when in London.

Rude staff answering phone. Closed phone in my face(In response to your reply I’m not sure who you are referring to, nobody mentioned a hospital, I was calling to book a table when the waiter just started having another conversation while I was talking and didn’t like it when I told him he’s rude.I guess you disrespected another customer and closed the phone in their face too?)

Really one of the best Indian restaurants in the world. Been going here for 20 years or so and they have never disappointed. Sometimes they rush you through a little but that is really just their style. Cant help but still loving this place.

No frills. Impeccable service. Sensible prices. The chefs here make the finest curry you can eat. You won’t look back.

A complete disappointment!When you have been brought up eating good Curries from the north. Then this place is not for you.With flavours and spice range obviously set for inexperienced this curry house is not authentic by any means.Our bhajis (my usual favourite) were bland and greasy. When I said this to the very rude waiter he tasted them in front of me and said they have sold hundred of them tonight and that there was nothing wrong. They did however take them on the menu.The pilau rice had no fragrance, it had no saffron or cardamom. Tiny fried onion slithers being a poor at passing off saffron.The rotis had never seen a tandoor. Having a cardboard texture, they inedible.Service was lightening fast. To the point our mains were brought out within seconds of our starter by the very rude staff. Making us feel rushed and uncomfortable. A prime example of get them in and out as quick as possible.Portions are small.Our one star is given from the one sauce in the main course being well flavoured. Having said that the meat was substandard quality.A sad ending to an otherwise great evening.

Unfortunately just not good enough. This is our second attempt to eat here, we'd like it to be good as it's close to home but it just disappoints. If Indian food is anything it should be flavoursome. When the coriander flavoured onions that come with the poppadoms are the tastiest part of the meal there's a problem.Starters manage somehow to be bland yet overly spicy. Main courses are oily and hot but without taste. Meat is dry. Rice is over cooked.The menus come in dated plastic that hasn't changed for years and the manager sits in the bar playing with the Internet and generally unengaged with his guests. Forget modern conveniences like WiFi.The location for Nor Jahan is excellent, the staff willing but the food stuck in the 1970s, and the management team in the 1950s.They should fire the management and then chef and start again. With the famous place around the corner they should clear up. Instead we're all clearing out.