Millbank Spice

I was staying nearby and wanting a good Indian meal before leaving the UK. This had mixed reviews and felt it was worth a try. The place was easy to find. It was reasonably large and well lit and well maintained. The clientele was a combination of locales and business people. Dining alone in an Indian restaurant for dinner is challenging but I ordered some appetizers, tandoori and rice which came with naan bread. The appetizers were quite large and good tasting. But when the main meal came, it was a disappointment. The taste was all very mild (another review called it bland which wasn’t far off). Even the naan was hard to eat. The tandoori was okay but it wasn’t as good as expected. The staff was mixed. The original waiter who took my order was pleasant and engaging but the one that brought more or less just threw it on the table without even a smile.
It wasn’t bad, it just wasn’t that great.

Completely awful Indian restaurant in Westminster — the food was utterly bland and flavourless, which is not what you expect from Indian cuisine. My curry had no evident spicy flavor, but seemed to have actually been sweetened with sugar. Disgusting.

Went tonight. Had takeout. Loved it.

Excellent food friendly staff. My favorite Indian restaurant. I especially like the chicken dupiaza. «Consistently good». When l’m in London this is where l go for Indian food.

This is one of my favourite indians in pimlico. It may not be much to look at but the curries are good and have a really fresh taste to them.

The food here is good, although it’s a bit pricey for a standard Indian restaurant. Also, the customer service is not great. The waiters at times were rude, so I haven’t been back.
FYI — They won’t let you take home your left-​overs, which is bizarre considering that you paid for it. They do take-​away, but you can’t take home your left-​overs. Hmmm…