Indian restaurant recommendations - London bridge area?

[Michael Palaeologus]

Any recommendations for curry restaurants in the London Bridge area? I know London Bridge Tandoori, which has always been OK, but there seem to be a number around that area that I havent tried.

Anybody got experience in this area?

Ta

[karter]

You're not leaving us are you? :-S

[mockney piers]

I quite like Simply Indian on Tabard St.

It's small and friendly and the food passes muster, but the ace up the sleeve is it's a BYO, but both they and the Royal Oak (one of my favourite pubs in the area) are happy for you to buy pints there and bring them over.

[StraferJack]

I went to a small Indian restaurant in Tabard St recently, no alcohol and it's closer to Borough than LB but counts as in the area

It had some interesting non-standard dishes, nothing to go wow, but I liked it.

It's called Simply Indian - 25 Tabard St

[StraferJack]

old-skool cross-posting alert

[mockney piers]

spooky, not that we've ever cross-posted before ;)

[nutty]

This place is my fave...

http://www.justmangotree.co.uk/

[BrandNewGuy]

And avoid the London Bridge Tandoori. I've ended up there several times after an evening in the pub and regretted it every time... dull food and overpriced.

[Michael Palaeologus]

Thanks all - some interesting recommendations. I agree BNG, London Bridge Tandoori is looking somewhat tired now and needs to up its act.

[Jeremy]

London Bridge Tandoori is possibly the least inviting restaurant in London!

[StraferJack]

Good idea for a thread that...

[georgia]

Have been here and it was quite good (though it was a while ago now)

Silka

[tommy]

was going to say the same thing, the Royal Oak is great. Tesco Metro is just around the corner from the restaurant for BYO as well

M piers Wrote:

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> I quite like Simply Indian on Tabard St.

> It's small and friendly and the food passes

> muster, but the ace up the sleeve is it's a BYO,

> but both they and the Royal Oak (one of my

> favourite pubs in the area) are happy for you to

> buy pints there and bring them over.

[Senor Chevalier]

Was in the Royal Oak on Sat. Great boozer. Very quiet at the weekend. Rabbit stew, cabbage and several pints of Pale. Repeated on me at least as well as any decent curry.

[trizza]

Silka is good. If you want to wander down to Shad Thames the Bengal Clipper is excellent.

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[lozzyloz]

Second Bengal Clipper