Indian Food

[Cazz]

Can anyone recommend which is the best indian restaurant on lordship Lane for Quality rather than quantity Sunday Buffet

[Tanday]

I'd say Tandoori Nights. They dont do a sunday buffet which says it all really.

[pez]

Nowt wrong with a sunday buffet. Babur does a beauty.

[tallulah71]

Swadesh for all including quality and quantity

[Sue]

I think they're all very variable, but Dulwich Tandoori (not Tandoori Nights) would get my overall vote if you're looking for a curry type dish.

Indian Mischief if you're looking for more interesting Indian food.

But if I was looking for quality Indian food round here I'd avoid Lordship Lane and walk the ten or so minutes to Ganapati ....

[Mscrawthew]

Very dissapointed with Dulwich Tandoori buffet a couple of weeks ago. Normally fine but they seemed to have changed a few things(maybe a different Chef) Chefs Special and meat curry (which was previously Lamb) tasted a bit strange. Hoping they are back to normal next time we visit :-(

[Glutenberg]

I have tried every curry house on lordship lane, and I absolutely swear by Surma.

Each to their own of course, but it really is a high quality Indian.... Eat in or takeout. My mates from other areas who come to ED are fascinated by it too.

I would never touch Mirash ever again....I had the worst food poisoning of my life from there and spent 3 days doubled in agony and ruined a valentines day!!!

[Strawberryfields]

I fully agree with Glutenberg... Surma is delicious if you're looking for a good 'british' take on Indian, they don't try to be anything too fancy. And echo the Mirash (if that's what it's called) on grove vale, not very nice at all.

Enjoy! :)

[titch juicy]

Surma's been my favourite for about 3 years now. Don't think they do a buffet though.

[katie1997]

Swadesh.

Or if you're staying in, Waitrose microwave Indian Promises selection is f-a-b.

[jamesb]

1. Dulwich Tandoori

2. Swadesh

[Townleygreen]

1 Curried armpits

2 strawberry paneer

3 egg and chips