Anokha Indian Bar Restaurant

The chutneys were fantastic! The samosa was too much like British finger food for my liking. I also would have preferred a spicier, more authentic tikka masala. Overall, I would recommend this place for a business lunch.

The restaurant was closed. ends after london to foot in the new years trying to eat somewhere else. no idea whether the restaurants are faulty or open tables, but have completely ruined our evening.

Diners intention! not recommended / these youngs overload them by placing them on meals and drinks they never ordered. please check the bill! if they challenge them, deny it.

Indian food is great. that's a statement they probably hear that I'm doing. but the thing is, I never tend to spoil from the byobs of brick lane, from the restaurants that they find with discounts and deals, the well-made authentic dishes (and not-so-great) that they find, and although yes, they can eat some delicious Indian food there, I sometimes feel like I am visiting the tourist-friendly pavillons from east london.

Four of us ate here after seeing the war of worlds experience over the way from the church. we were welcome and the service was friendly and helpful. food and very tasty. I had the monk who arrived like skallops, easy. ready to dive, beautiful. highly recommended when they are in town.