Scarlet Rasoi The O2

I was craving for a good samosa chat and I happened to bump into Sahil of Scarlet Rasoi who greeted me with a big warm smile. The samosa chat is by far the best one in the Greenwich. Here is why this samosa chat is the best one- Along with the yoghurt and the mint chutney, they garnish the chat with the anardana chutney (pomegranate chutney) instead of the usual tamarind paste. And apart from hitting the right taste buds, the portion is also wholesome. Therefore I highly recommend the samosa chat at Scarlet Rasoi.

We had a group of 9 which they happily accommodated us all very quickly. Our waitress Ramya was lovely from start to finish. Ensured we got our food quickly, the food itself was delicious. Would recommend!

Disappointing Experience – Won’t Be Returning My partner and I decided to try somewhere different for dinner, but unfortunately, this place was a letdown from start to finish. At first, everything seemed fine, but things quickly went downhill. Usually, at Indian restaurants, you order mains separately, but some meals here stated they come with curry, rice, and salad. For just under £20 per person, we expected a decent portion. I ordered the lamb curry, and my partner had the chicken. What we got was shocking — a small scoop of rice, a tiny bit of salad, and an extremely small portion of curry. My partner’s chicken curry had maybe five small pieces of chicken in it — very underwhelming for the price. To make matters worse, while I was still eating, a staff member came over and started rushing us to pay. I was honestly shocked by how rude and pushy she was — never had service like that before. I don’t know if she thought we were going to run off without paying, or if that’s just how they operate to turn tables quickly, but it left a bad taste. Overall, the food wasn’t authentic, the portions were tiny, and the service was terrible. Definitely won’t be going back, and I wouldn’t recommend it to others either.