Came here for a post theatre meal with a family of 5. As soon as we arrived we noticed that for the 5 of us they had allocated two small tables which are usually meant for two people. So two tables would seat 4 with the fifth having to sit on an end making it quite cramped.

When raising this with the staff their default policy is to seat odd numbers on a sub optimal amount of tables because they are a 'small restaurant' so beware of that when booking. We raised the matter and the restaurant couldn't give us the extra table we needed to seat the 5 of us, so we ended up eating in a very cramped manor. This could be a huge issue when ordering small plates style as there may not be enough table space which we definitely experienced. Just to reiterate, this place is cramped my dad who was sitting next to me - his chair was constantly pressed against him due to the foot traffic passing through the narrow gap behind him. The staff only provided excuses and they didn't do anything to make the situation better.

The only reason I'm being generous with three stars is because the food was actually pretty good. It arrived promptly and for the most part tasted exquisite. The lamb chops especially, some of the best I've had! So that's a dish I'd recommend. A dish I wouldn't recommend however is the chicken manchurian, just tasted like salted soy sauced chicken with some vegetables, nothing special. Everything else we ordered, cracked spinach, cauliflower, chicken lollipop, crab and various others were great. It is worth noting that this is Indo-Chinese cuisine and thus none of the dishes are fully Indian or fully chinese, they are a hybrid which most of the time works!

The service was also good in that they were constantly filling up our water glasses and there was always someone to hail.

Generally, the food was excellent but monetisation practises to maximise guest numbers in an already cramped environment is not on and needs to change. To get around this, my recommendation is come here as a two at most! I'd definitely give this place a go if you want a unique take on Indo-Chinese cuisine.