Mirch Masala Tooting

Went there for the first time and the food was nice and authentic. We had the bbq chicken wings which was tender and the lamb Chops. They were both tasty. The lamb curry was nice. The Naan was a bit crispy for my taste but it was nice with the curry.

I’ve been coming to this restaurant for many many years. I find their food to be consistently tasty and very very reasonably priced. The chicken biryani is my favourite dish of theirs - you have to try it! I don’t know exactly what they do, but they have these different tangy flavours that just stand out - I’ve never tasted a biryani like it! Take my word on it!

Food is as delicious and had a great flavour. Service was a bit slow… overall I found the prices to be very reasonable…

Price varies from the big board and the menu card. However, there is no indication or mentions of this in the card. Portions are rather small and prices higher than usual. The owner thinks he is smarter than customers by claiming he knows how business is done while assuming that we customers don't. Which is preposterous, as I have been to 100 restaurants in London. So I would strongly advise potential customers to go somewhere else...

Great place for a huge group. We were upstairs with the other large tables and therefore it was super noisy but fun and friendly atmosphere. Probably wouldn't recommend for families or anyone wanting a quiet relaxing dinner. It was such a good value we just ordered loads and shared it all. Not the best curries of my life but tasty and quick service.

Tried for the first time with family and found this place better than some of other nearby restaurants. Small decent place, serving Indian-Pakistani cuisine, quick service and value for money. Butter chicken wings- this is something I tried for very first time. Simple butter toasted chicken wings with minimal spices. My son loved it.

The food was spicy and good, but it is not for everyone. Steer clear of the fancy unusual stuff - like chilli paneer. The staples of Indian food were excellent - the chana, the rotis, the biryani. Of course, the biryani has a strong seasoning of lime pickle, so much so that we found chunks of the pickle buried amid the vegetables of the biryani. It was a good thing for half of us on the table and off putting for the other half. It is North Indian cuisine at its peak, so watch out for the grease. It is a good change for a vegetarian palate, with plenty of options and ability to fine tune ingredients.

Just had diner there and it was fabulous. I ordered mixed grill that was finger lickin good also karahi dishes are delicious. I must have to come again.