Sree Krishna - London

Indian food has often been thought of as an amorphous jumble of curry when the cuisine of that vast country as well as neighbouring Pakistan, Bangladesh and

A wonderful little Indian restaurant focussing on South Indian food - we got take-away, which doesn't really do justice to the fresh breads that deflate a

South indian is my favourtie style of indian cuisineThis place islovely and the atmosphere si friendly and homely.

Cheap friendly, but disappointing. Online reviews have let us choose sree krishna, but it is not true with most positive comments. onion bahji were not fresh and also tiny, one of the main curry was watery and quite hot, if should be mild. saag aloo was dry, completely tasteless and looked terrible on the positive note that the kokosparatha was to die for the best we have ever tried. bill came to £40 for two including a decent bottle of red wine. Overall, I would not be sure that I would give him another chance than many options in the opposite.

Fantastic! I had lunch at this restaurant yesterday (20/03/11). The inside was very clean, with linen tablecloths and napkins. The staff were friendly and well-dressed. We decided to order from the regular menu instead of the Sunday special that everyone seemed to be getting. The prices were a great deal at 8.95 for meat dishes and 6.95 for vegetarian options. I will definitely try to visit again next time I'm in the area. The food was excellent, especially the poppadoms and chutneys - the chutney was delicious! The crispy coated cashew nuts, shrimp, chicken biryani, chicken dopiaza, coconut rice, and paratha bread were all of great quality and beautifully presented. The soft drinks were a bit expensive, but we still ended up ordering more.