Halal Reviews for Indi-Go Rasoi Spitalfields

This Indian eatery missed the mark on several points. A friendly staff member took the initial order, then a manager stepped in – both provided good service. The issue began when I was offered a bag and said yes, without being told it would cost 50p for a flimsy paper bag that isn’t reusable. The food was disappointing. The butter chicken was tough and dry, the potatoes undercooked. Only the rice and green beans were worth eating. The layout is pleasant, with plenty of seating, but that alone doesn’t make up for the poor food quality.

The food here is full of flavor and served fresh! The presentation was neat, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. Loved the balance of spices — just the right kick without being overwhelming. Definitely a place I’d come back to for a cozy and tasty meal.

I cam from Belfast, I had breakfast here and came back for lunch too! price to quality and portion value is good! Masala chae was ON SPOT!!! Generous portions!

I was initially attracted by the appealing menu and the interesting format of the dishes. The staff were friendly and helpful, especially for a first-time visitor, which made a good first impression. Unfortunately, the food itself was mediocre at best — the overcooked vegetables made the meal look like a school dinner from the 1970s. What surprised me even more was the cost. For two meals, two soft drinks, and one naan, the bill came to £37. That’s extremely poor value for a simple lunch. Despite the pleasant service, I won’t be returning.

Absolutely appaulled! Bought a portion of chips for my little one which cost £4.50 for a portion that is just about a handful. Furthermore, the cashier took my card to tap on the card reader herself telling me she cannot extend the card reader out to me. Disappointed at the food portion and service. Definitely will not be back after the service.