Flora Indica

Absolutely Brilliant place. The food, the drinks, the atmosphere and the service were all top notch. Must gets on the shareable menu are the chickpea bites, the chicken skewers, the torched tuna and the Sorbasada Croquettes. The lamb as well as the monk fish were nest level. As amazing as the food, wine, and drinks are. Thomas the Manager was the highlight of the whole experience.

The restaurant is unusual and very beautifully decorated. We liked the food, I would like to mention the shrimp with mango. I am taking off one star for the incorrect bill, which included 3 extra items.

🍾@flora_indica has launched a new Champagne Bottomless Brunch. You can chose from 3 Brunch options: 🍽️2 Course Brunch - £35 🍹2 Course Brunch with a Bottomless variety of Blood Mary Cocktails - £45 🥂2 Course Brunch with Bottomless Champagne - £72 ⭐This Champagne Bottomless Bruch with an Indian twist is a must try! I absolutely loved the food here, the flavours were incredible and each dish was presented beautifully. 🍽️We ordered: Small Plates: 🥥Cauliflower & Coconut Samosa with a Spicy Tamarind Sauce 🫓Chana Dal and Naan Large Plates: 🦞Lobster Benedict with Spiced Hollandaise & Spinach 🥚Duck Eggs & Avocado with Paneer, Chilli and Naan ⭐Review: 🪷Flora Indica is a botanical-themed restaurant with an inventive British-influenced Indian menu. The concept of Flora Indica is inspired by the Victoria era. It was great to hear about the restaurant's history. We loved every dish! Each plate was full of amazing flavours. The portion sizes were generous too. Loved how the champagne kept flowing! 🍾 The service was excellent here. Although there is limited vegan and vegetarian options on the menu, I love the concepts of the dishes!

I thoroughly enjoyed my meal here. The food was delicious. The okra fries were moreish. We shared crab legs, prawns and lamb chops for starters. My fav was the lamb. I had a chicken biryani for my main (slight spice to it). The pistachio ice cream was a great way to finish. I had two Bengal Bay Caprioska drinks, which were very nice - could have easily had more. The service was fantastic. We were checked on regularly and the food came at decent intervals. I thought the decoration and layout was well thoughtout. Two narrow toilets, which were clean. No bin in the toilet cubicles, but there is one by the sink. It didn't seem wheelchair accessible but maybe they have a ramp for such instances.

Wonderful tasting food and excellent service. We had all vegetarian options. The Kurmure Okra fries were perfectly spiced and would highly recommend. The Papdi Chaat was terrific I really liked the addition of crispy artichoke. The only reason why this is not 5 star is the paneer starter and the paneer main although currently described differently are identical, same sauce, same paneer texture and cooked in the same way, just presented differently. For the main you get 2 pieces of paneer and for the starter you only get 1. As we were sharing we got both paneer dishes and it was really disappointing that this was near identical. For sides the poppy seed and red Leicester cheese naan is a must try, it worked really well with the black lentil and kidney bean makhani. We had mocktails which were a good portion, tasted lovely and refreshing. I recommend and would go.

Great service and atmosphere! We ended up there randomly and had a good experience. Definitely more of a fusion Indian menu versus traditional but we really enjoyed it.

Living around the corner; it’s been years I’ve been eying this restaurant and finally got around going there. Food was delicious; everything we tasted was full of flavours. We took one snack, one starter, two mains and three sides. It was a lot of food but portions were huge either so we managed to finish. The broccoli side was particularly special I thought and the naan melted in my mouth. We paid 88£ for two without drinks and with service charge. Staff and service was good; our waitress gave us good tips on the menu and helped us order as there was a lot of items to choose from on the menu. Atmosphere was buzzing also; the restaurant is very cosy and full of cool decorations. The tables and seating is very comfortable and luxurious. I would definitely recommend and comeback; thought it was good value.

Hiya folks! It’s your silly American here! I just have to say this spot was INCREDIBLE. It was probably our favorite place we dined at. Not only was every bite a delight, the service was lovely. Our waiter was friendly and visited us a couple of times to check in. In Europe in general, wait staff takes their time so don’t go in expecting American service and don’t be a jerk. A woman next to us was extremely rude and didn’t want to pay her service fee. Read up on some European etiquette, chill out, and enjoy your food! The atmosphere is chic and gorgeous. It can be a pretty romantic spot so take your honey and enjoy.

Overall, it was a really lovely meal, albeit with relatively slow service (considering the restaurant was fairly empty when we arrived I'm surprised it was as slow as it was). This is definitely a more modern take on classic Indian dishes than some of the other Indian food we had in London. I really enjoyed the creativity, and the food overall was excellent. The Jerusalem artichoke papdi chaat was definitely my favorite of the small plates. It uses crispy thinly sliced fried sunchokes in place of the typical fried crackers. I enjoyed the bergamot lemon chicken tikka and makhani sauce, however I thought it was a bit more mild and less impactful (flavor-wise, not just spice-wise) than similar dishes I had at other Indian restaurants in London. I still enjoyed it and thought it was tasty. I also loved the dessert I tried, which was a shahi brioche tukda tandoor pineapple. The decor was really funky with a bit of steampunk influence thrown in. This was a great option that was already in the neighborhood where we were staying. It was a nice change from the more traditional Indian menus at other restaurants. I would recommend a meal here, especially if you want to try Indian food with a more modern and unique twist, however just beware that the service can be a bit slow.

Can't say enough about this little gem of a restaurant.... Food quality was amazing service impeccable the dishes were better than expected and pricing spot on. Give it a go ....

Absolutely Brilliant place. The food, the drinks, the atmosphere and the service were top notch. Must gets on the shareable menu are the chickpea bites, the chicken skewers, the torched tuna and the Sorbasada Croquettes. The lamb as well as the monk fish were nest level. As amazing as the food, wine, and drinks are. Thomas the Manager was the highlight of the whole experience.

Food: great traditional and modern twist on Indian food Service: great, timely service Design: beautiful interiors with a mix of steam punk and modern bar Overall: if you want great Indian food with a modern twist in a beautiful setting, this is a MUST EAT!!!

Everything was top notch... The service, the food, and the ambiance! This place was totally worth the 25 min walk. I will be back next time I'm in London! Thank you for a lovely evening!

Modern Indian dishes with a combination of interesting flavors that resulted in a five star meal for both the grown ups and the kids at the table. The service was wonderful and the ambience couldn't have been more charming. Favorite dishes included the artichoke chips and the lamb curry with the cheese and poppyseed naan. Would definitely come back. Come early to avoid the crowds.

Excellent Indian food here! I am skeptical of westernized indian food but took a chance here. Best Indian food I had in years!! The Tandoori lambchops were perfection. Tender and beautifully spiced - sublime. Creamed Spinach and the lentil side dishes were excellent. The rice was spectacular. So fluffy and delicately priced in an unfamiliar way. MUST TRY !

Overpriced, bad serviced, mediocre food. Our starter was served stale, okra fries notably from the night before. The service for the price point of the restaurant was extremely poor. The waiter was inconsistent and rarely to be seen, additionally unhelpful with the menu, and consistently upsaleing the food. The food, mediocre at best, ranged from mid 20 to 30 pounds for a multiple bite main. All of the courses came at once and were quite literally dumped on our table. Overall, I would definitely not recommend this restaurant, save your pockets, there is amazing Indian food elsewhere all over London. And, if you are looking for a more higher end Indian restaurant, I recommend Dishooms where we experienced amazing service and food.

Best Indian food I've ever had in London. Beautiful restaurant, great service, beautiful interiors. The food is of a high quality and taste level. Every dish is so well balanced. Every time I visit Lindon, I stop by for a meal.

We love Indian food and enjoy often as we travel. This is perhaps the best overall palette of flavor and perfection. We enjoyed the cheese and poppyseed naan. We had the cauliflower chaat with yogurt and the lemon chicken in red sauce. Amazing and awesome. Highly recommend

Outstanding. Lovely service, wonderful food. Arrived early and chatted with staff about the restaurant and their plans for expanding the dining room.

I dined here this evening and the experience surpassed all expectations of an upscale Indian meal. I wish I had been with a group so I could have tasted more dishes. Everything was exquisite, from the wide selection of unique gins to the choices of small plates, main courses, and sides. I had a curry asparagus dish with a yogurt and cherry tomato garnish, soft shell crab, and of course, the lamb chop. Everything was perfect. The service was lovely, although the place was not crowded so it shouldn't have been too much of a challenge to keep the guests happy. I will definitely go back again next time I am in town and bring a group of friends!

Service and food were excellent. On average, you will spend £20 per main dish. My favorite, though, was Chicken Tika Masala. I ordered it twice lol

Delicious Indian food! Got the lamb shoulder curry and naan with side order of broccoli and rice. Great order. The orchard garden cocktail was delicious as well.

Amazing restaurant !!! Amazing food and service! The decor was on point. Everything from appetizer to entrees to dessert were one in the best in the city of London .

Phenomenal Food and service!!! The small plates were perfect appetizers, especially the octupus and venison, wonderful place!!

This is a lovely space with delicious Indian food! There is significant heat in the spice, which I enjoy but it might be too much for people with a more sensitive palette. We had the Tandoori Chicken, Zucchini and Carrots with the cheesy naan for the mains - all were super good...but the star of the show was definitely the lamb chops starter. They were unbelievably delicious. I wish I had ordered a few of those for my main. I will be fantasizing about these chops back at home in Seattle. Highly recommended. Also, great service, very nice staff, nice ambiance, reasonable prices.

The best meal of my trip to London & the best Indian food I've probably ever had. The tandoori lamb chops were amazing & I told our waiter I'd move here permanently to eat them daily. The chicken curry, rice, and naan were all amazing & my husband thought the monkfish / prawn dish he had was great. Highly, highly recommend!

Perhaps the best Indian food we've ever had! The spices were amazing. Terrific drinks selection and attentive service. Oh if only we lived nearby and could return often!!'

We selected this location dinner based on the reviews. It deserves the five star rating. It was a very enjoyable experience. The quality of the food and service were exceptional. Will definitely revisit on our next trip to London.

So delicious! Probably the best Indian I've ever eaten. This small quaint restaurant is worth a visit. You'll want to make a reservation as it only seats about 15-20 people. They take Indian staples and modernise the dishes. My mom sister and I shared some curries, rice and yogurt and left beyond full. You can tell passion goes into every dish they make. Staff are very friendly and there is no rush to get you out. Stay as long as you like to talk. It's a bit pricey but that's to be expected in the beautiful Kensington neighbourhood. We still talk about our delicious dinner months after and wish we didn't have to fly across an ocean to enjoy their restaurant.

Wow. This place was incredible. Aside from the amazing food, the service was honestly the best service I've ever had. With serious allergies, these employees had excellent service. They helped me figure out what I could eat, and gave me a sample before I committed to the food. The food was fast and they even got us a table quickly. I dropped my hat under the table, and they were quick to retrieve it for me. Thank you so much for a great experience! 10 stars, would recommend. I also had lamb for the first time and I LOVED it. The price was great too for the service and food.

Expensive but exquisite (and not that expensive if you're just nibbling and nursing a drink). This may be the best food I've ever had except for what a friend of mine routinely makes (and he's a genius so it isn't a fair comparison). On a Sunday afternoon it was quiet--I think I may have been the only person in the place--and perfect for reading or, in early November, watching people passing by and eventually a dramatic autumn sunset. It's in a really neat bend in the road in Earl's Court. The décor is simple, lovely, charmingly odd.

This is a fusion Indian restaurant as everyone has already noted and yes, I was a little skeptical. In Chicago, we have a number of these restaurants, and although tasty, I cringe at the westernization of some of the simple street foods of the subcontinent. Anyway, my husband I decided to try it, because maybe in London, it would be a different experience. We were in London for a one night stopover and this restaurant was close to our hotel. First, I have to say, the décor and service was exceptional. We were seated in a nice private area and given some recommendations for items to order. One of the recommended dishes was papdi chaat, but seemed to be made with potato chips. I wasn't too fond of this and it just tasted like chips with some yogurt on it. We also had the okra fries, basically okra fried with a light batter and chaat masala. I found these particularly tasty with the squeeze of lime and I would definitely order them again. The rice had too much kaffir lime for my liking. As for the main dishes, the portions were somewhat small for the price (maybe I'm used to be Chicago and American portions and prices). We ordered the Rogan Josh, which was very tasty and spicy, but a little oily. The dish seemed like a typical Indian/Pakistani dish you could get better elsewhere and it did not live up to something that would be served in a fusion upscale restaurant. It wasn't bad, just wasn't anything particularly out of the ordinary. We also ordered the Paneer Kofta, which I think was the best dish. This dish is what makes this restaurant stand-out and shows the creative aspects of a true fusion restaurant. Overall, I enjoyed my experience (The spices cleared my sinuses and the food left me full!) but I wasn't particularly moved by any of the food. I appreciate the thought put into this restaurant and the great customer service as a foreigner visiting for a short-while. I wouldn't mind coming back one day and trying some other dishes.

Excellent food and drinks. Although the food portions were kind of small (or maybe I was too hungry? haha), the flavour really made up for it though. Reasonably prices too. Highly recommended!

We stopped here for dinner after reading some Reviews and it did not disappoint! Casual ambiance with great decor! Small portions but great for sharing and being able to taste many different things! Also has a great cocktail list, and very pleasant staff. Would definitely recommend! Must order the banana chips, Jerusalem Papdi Chaat, the lamb Rogan josh, and the paneer kofta!

Let me begin by saying that I'm very particular about Indian food - flavors, presentation and service. Flora Indica nails it on every front. We sampled numerous small plates, cocktails and entrees and they were all stunningly perfect. I don't want to go completely Trump-ian and overwhelm you with superlatives but the food is amazing. I always search for that perfect Indian restaurant that treats my senses with appropriate adoration and I've finally found the place that succeeds. Flora Indica is now the gold standard for Indian cuisine for me. The next visit can't come soon enough!

What a great recommendation.... The food here has authentic flavors with modern finishes. From the small starters to the main plates nothing disappointed. The Naan was with a wonderful cheese. Fried Okra and artichoke chips were delightful. The chicken wings were a hit. For mains the Shrimp and monkfish curry and the Lamb shoulder were on point.

Best and most interesting Indian food I've ever had. Everything from the cocktails to dessert was delicious. This is not your typical Indian restaurant menu but rather a selection of wonderfully spiced dishes you'll want to sample and share. We had lamb chops and chicken wings for starters, braised rogan josh lamb, monkfish and prawns, and a chicken dish for main courses. We sampled three desserts, which were all excellent. The atmosphere is hip but in a subtle way. Highly recommend you try this place!

I had a fantastic light lunch here! Suffolk lamb chops tandoori was super tasty! I got complementary kurmure okra fries & they were so good, I loved it! Great place with history- how they brought many spices, plant material studying Flora Indica! They serve a variety of foods with exotic plant flavors. I liked the house Flora Indica amber ale beer the best!

My question is why aren't people waiting outside to get into this restaurant? The food is unique, delicious and outstanding.

Pricey for the portions but the food tastes good. I had the lamb roganjosh and garlic naan. Both were better than average.

Fusion Indian but seriously good! We really enjoyed dinner here on our last night in London. The ambiance is lovely and the chef's imaginative dishes are amazing! If you want Indian taste but with modern and clean fare with not typically seen in normal Indian restaurants, give this place a try. We really loved every dish and had no complaints! Enjoy!

I ate here twice on a recent trip to London. The menu offers some modern twists on classic Indian dishes along with the more traditional fare. The lamb chop small plate is particularly good as is the soft shell crab. Food presentations are attractive and the ingredients are fresh and flavorful. The cocktail list is creative.The waitstaff attentive and knowledgeable. And the decor is fresh and modern creating an upbeat vibe for having an extra drink and relaxing. A great place to take business associates and friends alike. There are a few tables tucked into private areas that would create an intimate setting for couples or small groups.

Great food! I have eaten in restaurants from El Salvador to Iceland and know my flavor profiles; the spices were on target. Unfortunately the service was sluggish and they forgot the fried ocra appetizer. They still brought it, but after they were reminded and with the main course.

An amazing experience. We walked-in without a reservation and they happily opened up a closed section to serve us. The food was amazing and Sameer looked after us very well. The spinach sure is a must!

The food was amazing and the staff were perfectly charming. They had a separate vegan menu and a lot of great dishes. The restaurant itself was modern and gorgeous. The name was from the ancient Indian book that documented herbs, plants and flowers.

Awesome food and service. Rita was our waitress and she could not gave been more accommodating. My mate was in for his first curry experience and he us hooked. We will definitely be back before we head home.

No other words but amazing. Every aspect of this resturaunt is great. Starting with the atmosphere, followed by the attentiveness of the staff, to the food. And the food. By far the best Indian food I have ever had. They say it is tapas..... but there is so much food that you will NOT be hungry. Prices are fair for the quality and quantity of the food. Just amazing.

The staff at Flora Indica is equal parts professional and personable, striking a brilliant balance between delivering polished fine-dining service and making you feel as though you are part of their family. We opted to trust the professionals and partake in the five course tasting menu with wine pairings, which was certainly the right decision. Within the five courses were dishes I never would've picked for myself, but am so glad I had the chance to experience. Flora Indica is the most delicious Indian food I've had the pleasure of eating. Not to mention the incredibly unique and tasty cocktails! Kam took care of us from the second we stepped in the door, and with the help of his support staff, provided remarkably attentive service from beginning to end. If you find yourself visiting London make sure you pencil in Flora Indica on your itinerary. If you live in London, treat yourself to a perfect night out in the capable hands of Kam and Flora Indica. Most satisfying meal of my life.