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Food: The starters were delicious. We asked for the Lamb Chops, the Baked Samosa and the Chicken Wings. The Samosas particularly stood out; definitely different to how mama makes them at home! 😅 The Wings were boneless and had a tasty kick to them. In terms of curries, we ordered the Butter Chicken and Prawn Kerala. The sauce that the prawns were cooked in was thick and tasty but the Butter Chicken didn’t live up to our high expectations as it was quite watery. The mocktails were also quite funky... ginger and turmeric mojito anyone?! 😂
Service: Good service.
Settings: 9/10
Food: 7/10
Service: 8/10
Overall: 8/10

@twopeasfoodies's review of Tamarind Mayfair on Instagram

I was treated to a birthday dinner at the Michelin starred Indian restaurant @tamarindofmayfair last week. Pictured is the lamb shank. Working on a review, been very busy with my day job hence why I've been so quiet on the review side of things. 
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@halalfoodguy's review of Tamarind Mayfair on Instagram

Tamarind

Visited Atul Kochhar’s Tamarind and was genuinely impressed. This is Indian fine dining done right. It was my first time trying a samosa served in a cone instead of the traditional form, and it was absolutely brilliant. The flavours throughout the meal were perfectly balanced rich and authentic without being overwhelming. I don’t know how Atul manages to achieve that exact sweet spot that works beautifully for both Desi palates and international diners. A refined, memorable dining experience and definitely worth a visit.

Came here as a party of 6. The food was excellent specially the grills and biryanis. I would avoid the paneer as it was overwhelming with cardamom however the rest of the dishes were fabulous (as per photos).

Expect to pay around £120-£150 per person and that’s with a non alcoholic drink. Double that if one is to have a few beverages.

Excellent all round

One of the well known fine dining Indian restaurants in London. We tried the pre-fix menu to sample a variety of dishes. The chaat starter didn't quite impress me, but the kebabs, lamb chops, and lobster that followed were excellent. The shrimp curry and lentil daal were both rich and flavorful. I felt that swapping the plain naan for garlic naan could make the meal even better. Overall, a satisfying experience with a few tweaks that could elevate it further.

Delicious food and they were accommodating to change the tasting menu for dietary restrictions. Enjoyably paced tasting menu in a lovely setting overall. Particularly enjoyed the chicken kebabs, tandoori paneer, and raj aloo - cocktails were also lovely.

Visited here to celebrate my friends birthday. Tried their varieties of vegetarian dishes ..starters portions seemed bit small but food was tasty brocolli was my favourite delicious cocktails. Ambience is elegant.

Halal Status for Tamarind Mayfair