Where to Eat Indo Chinese Food in London | Eater London
"Off a roundabout, in the no-man’s land between North Wembley and Sudbury, everything about Mumbai Junction is unexpected. Its cavernous interior, cheap beer and patterned carpet would suggest Wetherspoons, if not for the sports TVs, and an unusual menu straddling Indian and Indo-Chinese. During the day there is an empty bar with a skeleton menu of fried snacks: spring rolls, chilli mogo, (fried cassava Desi-Chinese style) and samosas; come in the evening and the place is rammed with locals. Ignore the serviceable, purebred Indian food and go straight for the specials: an excellent version of chilli paneer heavy on chillis, Szechuan noodles, and crisp fried okra. Supplement the order with some masala chips, fried and tossed in spices, and at least three pints to cut through the grease," - Jonathan Nunn
