Indian Zing — Restaurant in London

Indian Zing Restaurant is a culinary oasis where every dish tells a story of passion, tradition, and innovation. One of their standout offerings is the Devonshire Crab, a true testament to the restaurant's commitment to excellence. Delicately prepared with the freshest ingredients, the crab dish is a symphony of flavors, blending the sweetness of the crab meat with the subtle heat of Indian spices. Each bite is a revelation, leaving diners craving for more.

For those seeking a carnivorous adventure, the Ghatti Lamb is an absolute must-try. Tender chunks of lamb are marinated in a blend of aromatic spices and slow-cooked to perfection, resulting in a dish that is both hearty and deeply satisfying. The richness of the lamb is perfectly complemented by the bold flavors of the spices, creating a culinary masterpiece that will linger on your palate long after the last bite.

And let's not forget about the succulent Prawns, another star of the menu at Indian Zing. These plump, juicy prawns are expertly seasoned and grilled to perfection, resulting in a dish that is bursting with flavor. Each bite is a revelation, as the sweetness of the prawns mingles with the smoky char from the grill, creating a harmonious blend of tastes and textures that is simply irresistible.

But it's not just about the food at Indian Zing Restaurant. The warm and inviting ambiance, paired with the attentive service, elevates the dining experience to a whole new level. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply indulging in a night out, Indian Zing Restaurant offers an unforgettable culinary journey that will leave you coming back for more."

The only thing is it's a tad heavy on the wallet so won't be your everyday takeaway place.. but that's...

We decided to revisit this restaurant after a visit last year. To say we are disappointed is an understatement. The service was appalling, the food average (chicken was very dry) and other people in the restaurant were literally shouting at each other across the table rather than speak like regular people would. We booked a table and when we arrived we told the server who simple pointed at a table, no hello, no pleasantries. We then waiting for menus before another server appeared. We ordered popadoms with the dips and 2 main courses. I had the biriyani and my husband ordered the Malabar chicken curry which he said was quite dry (the chicken). Before we'd even finished the popadoms the server came and took them away, whilst putting down plates for our mains, it was so abrupt my husband was actually still eating. The noise in this place was extraordinary, I couldn't even hear my husband when he was talking to me across the table because of the level of noise. I appreciate that a restaurant with an atmosphere is great however when people are shouting at each other from across the table it doesn't make it much fun for other patrons. We asked for the bill having eaten only half of the food, no one came to ask if everything was OK, to be honest we got the impression they don't care whether you're enjoying your time there or not. We got the bill, the same "mute" server who we spoke to came with the card machine, said nothing and we promptly paid and left. Absolutely disgusting service. We won't be returning here and I hope that the people who read this will be treated better than the way my husband and I were treated. In addition, people smoke directly outside the door, which when you’re a non...

Toxic duck curry!!!

Worst food poisoning I have ever experienced and some pretty poor customer service!!!

I took my wife to Indian Zing a few weeks back and ate the duck curry. What a mistake that turned out to be! Within hours of leaving the restaurant I knew something wasn't right, my stomach was churning. I spent the next 8 hours running backwards and forwards to the toilet with violent diarrhea and projectile vomiting to the point I almost ended up in hospital! I was barely able to eat for the coming 2 days and lost 5kg!

I phoned the restaurant on the Monday to let them know what had happened and the man I spoke to seemed surprised and said he would speak to his manager and get back to me shortly. About a day later I got a phone call offering me a free main course on my next visit.

I explained to the man that after my experience I would be unlikely to ever return to their restaurant and suggested perhaps they would give me a refund to which he initially said no and again told me I could have a free main course (as if the previous few sentences had not taken place!!!) He then said he would speak to his manager and get back to me by that night.

It has now been 3 weeks so I have decided to warn others against the TOXIC DUCK...