Masala in Tower Hamlets

Great food and six of us had a set meal which included the pickle tray,starters,main meal,rice and Nan breads and two pints if lager each for 20 pounds each.

Had a wonderful time here in December 2021, staff couldn’t be faulted!They were kind and very accommodating with food allergies. They even replaced a meal free of charge when we weren’t keen on it (no fault of theirs, just wasn’t for us!)They offered us complimentary wine at the end of the meal and were just fantastic all evening. We will definitely revisit when we are next on the area 🙌

One of the best restaurants I have visited in London so far. Top quality food, very nice hospitable staff, and good prices especially for the portion sizes. Highly recommend. Definitely worth a visit!

Been visiting Brick Lane for 10 years+ but this was the worst restaurant experience ever. Music so loud we couldn't talk to each other. Two tables of very drunk men with boxes of alcohol playing loud drinking games. 20% discount then they put on 12.5% service charge. Food average.Would never go back.

Excellent service, extremely tasty, beautiful food. Affordable too- they pet us bring our own wine. We loved it. Recommend the paneer! Delicious.l!

Excellent service, excellent food, excellent place.Authentic Indian food, we totally enjoyed ourselves. The papadoms and especially the sauces they came with were delicious! We had Chicken Bhuna and Chicken Tikka Masala and wish we could've ordered more food, but we were full! Portions are huge!I also had a Mango Lassi glass, very sweet and creamy!On the other hand, the music was a bit too loud and we found it a bit annoying since we were sitting right under a loudspeaker, but oh well, we'd still repeat nonetheless!

It is very rare that I enjoy nothing about a meal but this appears to be the exception.The starter was 1 piece of chicken tikka cut into 3 and covered in oil.The main was completely flavourless despite having mince, chicken and egg (murghi masala). The Keema Naan was partially burnt and tasteless as well. Just like the starter, the main, rice and naan were all covered in oil.All of plates was pipping hot so strongly suspect it was reheated.

Out of all the curry houses in brick lane, this place stood out. In particular the set menu - a very good idea. You get a selection of different items from the menu including rice, nan bread and a side for £12 (approx). The interior is stylish, good service and the food tasted great!

Went here at the end of a day in London. The restaurant itself is a standard set up, I felt the service was brilliant. The staff were very polite and kind. However the food was very very plain. I had the tandoori chicken starter (which is a piece of chicken with salad). Whilst it wasn't too bad, it was very oily. The mains, lamb passanda, bhindi and mattar paneer were all very plain. I thought the lamb passanda was okay although the lamb was slightly chewy. The bhindi was particularly bad the fact there was no flavour in it made it almost inedible. The mattar paneer looked as if the peas had just been added at the end (and they were a little under cooked). Then to end the meal there is no dessert menu what so ever. Overall we ate the food because we were hungry, but there are plenty of restaurants to choose from even on Brick Lane itself so unless you like very plain food go to a different restaurant.

Masala restaurant is my favorite around the bricklane area. Fantastic Indian food with a very friendly service. It also has an alcohol licence so you don't have to take your own like many others in the lane!!