Saqui Tandoori — Restaurant in London

The food was definitely not worth the money.

Before we ordered, I calculated the price of the food we would order and over the phone, they charged more than expected. For more than £40, we received tiny portions: the almost £4 rice was enough for a one and a half servings; the paneer “tikka” was sad and flavourless, sitting sadly in a small tray; and the £8.10 lamb Nariyal Pani was basically little lamb pieces drowning in a mid curry. They offered no receipt with the delivery, which was a problem because we ordered three rice potions, but we were given two and charged for three, although they insisted that we...

The Saqui is a real delight, it may not suit all but without doubt offers fantastic Indian cuisine, it is unpretentious and I suspect not likely to enter best curry house competitions. I have visited the Saqui a couple of times and have thoroughly enjoyed the food and am looking forward to further visits to sample more from the menu, I believe the restaurant is family run and offers home cooked favorites as well as established dishes. The Saqui reminds me of real old school curry houses of the eighties, not run by businessmen but family run, good solid and honest food, great stuff, long may...

Best family meal we've had for years! A real buzz and although busy it felt so friendly and such a good vibe that it just added to the atmosphere. Really fresh food, timely and professional service and all delicious. The staff had a real enthusiasm about them which injected a feeling of energy into the whole experience. No wonder this family business has stood the test of time. They thoroughly deserve their success and their loyal customers. We too will absolutely be returning. Not overpriced either which...