Mumbai Square Restaurant

Made a reservation here for the first time and we could not have chosen better. Staff were very welcoming and attentive. Very clean and tidy restaurant. The lamb chop starter was devine. Fresh made poppadoms were still warm. The mains were just as good all washed down with Kingfisher and Cobra. Would I recommend - in a heartbeat. Would I return... certainly will do. Thank you guys!

The food was absolutely amazing Service was spot on and the only reason thermosphere was 4/5 was it was quiet. I had lamb shank for main while my wife had fish curry - lamb shank in a Bangladeshi restaurant - wow, so tender it fell off the bone!! All food recommended by the waiter and all in all good value for money and we both left happy and contented. 😀 Note for the price we had popadoms, starters, mains with rice, nann bread and a couple of cobras each 😉

Frequently ranked as Central London’s best Indian restaurant. It offers a tasting-menu experience, very polished, with creative interpretations of Indian flavours. If you want Indian elevated to an art form, this is it. Elegant, slightly more subtle & sophisticated flavour profile. Credentials goes to Arif, Ash , Cam D & Muhib for their hospitality. And also a very spacious venue for Asian weddings and corporate parties .

The food was absolutely delicious! Service was also quick & personal. Really recommend for an Indian in the city. We had the Korma & also the passanda - 10/10.

Very humble service by Mr Ash. Good food and drink suggestion handles the customising request very accurately . Must try Egg buna curry. Thanks to chef for perfect level of spice Naan is very soft and well cooked. Puri is also good to try.. crispy would have been best. Can avoid ordering pani puri and other chat items tastes just fine .. quatity could be better even for the platter items in the starters. They take extra cover charge of 12.5£ Ambiance is nice.

We had an exceptional experience at Mumbai Square last night. The atmosphere was elegant and cozy, perfect for a special occasion. Our server was incredibly knowledgeable and attentive, offering excellent recommendations for our meal. The Mumbai Square Special mix platter was cooked to perfection, and the fresh ingredients were evident in every bite. We also loved the Tandoori King prown Badsha, Tandoori Mixed grill, Lam Bhuna, Garlic chilli Chicken and Chicken Sylhetee which was a highlight of the evening. While it wasn't the cheapest place, the quality of the food and service made it great value for money. We'll definitely be back to try more of the menu!"❤️

We were craving for Indian food and we were delighted that we tried this restaurant. From great service to great and delicious food, Mumbai Square exceeded our expectations. If you are a tourist (or a local) craving for savoury and spicy dishes, please come and experience their cuisine. 👌👍😋

If you need to taste Indian cuisine then this is the perfect place to try. I had ordered tandoori chicken and garlic naan both were fantastic and had authentic Indian taste. Service is too good and ambience is pleasing.

Delicious!! The waiter helped us order. Everything he recommended was absolutely the best! The flavors and spices were perfect! The restaurant is decorated nicely. It doubles as a nightclub- wedding venue. Some of the best Indian food I've had!!

Decided to go to Mumbai Square on a lark. We were pleasantly surprised by how delicious the food was. One of the best meals we had while in London. Everything is reasonably priced and staff was friendly. It was quite busy for a Thursday night. Highly recommend going.

Great restaurant! Food is very good, some unusual items (in my strictly US- Indian restaurant experience) and a pleasant staff that is ready to handle any challenge! We booked from overseas and hosted a small (11 person) wedding dinner here on a Saturday evening in early summer. It was amazingly easy to book (unlike other restaurants, with all sorts of requirements, and two pages of 'terms and conditions' to be agreed to, just for booking a larger dinner group!) None of that at Mumbai Square! Ash assured me by email that it was all no problem, and he was right. He gave us good advice on food for the group and was able to accommodate a diverse group of ages, including some very young children. We went back a week later, just the two of us for dinner, and Ash and co. recalled us and were really excellent again. If you want a good BIR meal with excellent service and no-nonsense booking, this is your place! We will be there again, for sure.

I dined here tonight while on business in London and had an excellent experience. The waiter suggested the lamb raga (a dish I'd never had before) because I said I liked spicy food and initially thought to order the Vindaloo. It was cooked to perfection - tender, flavorful, and just the right amount of heat. The service was also top notch. I was all by myself and they were solicitous without hovering too much. Friendly, but I got to read my book too and decompress from the day. Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant for anyone looking for delicious Indian cuisine and exceptional service in London. I've posted this review in a couple other places, but since I am a big Yelp fan I will add one more thing here. I ate waaaayy too much because it was so good and I have ZERO indigestion. That is always a good sign!

Excellent cobra naga was excellent. Just the right amount of spicy. Loved the tandoori chicken and tandoori cottage cheese.

We had the meat sampler, lamb saag, chicken tikka masala, saag paneer and garlic naan. The food was divine and flavorful. I'm leaving this review so I know where to come back to! This is some of the best Indian food I have ever had!

Yaaaaas!!!!! First of all love u guys. So much. The food was so so warm. If u like warm food, please give this place a try. Flavors were amazing. The staff was amazing and even offered one of those gas heaters for us. The experience was brilliant and warm Again, love you guys. Stay warm.

A group of 12 of us dined there today. The place is spacious and light...we had a very large long table . Food very good tho' service a bit slow and staggered. I would certainly visit there again. Even tho they knew we were not that happy with the service they still asked us to write a review. All in all....very good.

Was liking around for a decent Indian lunch option in Aldgate and came across this. A colleague gave +ve recommendation so went there for lunch today. Went in bit early and we were the first ones to enter. We were seated quite quickly. It is a all you can eat lunch buffet for under 10 quid. The starters though are served on the table and no second helpings. I got one small sheek, 2 pieces of Chicken Tikka and 1 Mushroom Pakoda. I didn't enjoy it that much. The small glass of Cobra was £3.10 but was cold. The mains were mixed but mostly indistinguishable from each other. My favourite dish was the Chicken Salad, one of the best I had in long time, perfectly seasoned with Chicken Tikka pieces. The curries were below average by the Yellow Dal was OK. They had two kinds of Chicken, an egg curry, lamb and paneer with 2-3 different veg dishes and three kinds of rice. The Nan breads again are not available in the buffet table and are brought I the table and we had to wait ages for ours but when it arrives it was fresh and tasty. The dessert was a rice mango Firni and a semolina kheer, I liked the kheer more. Overall, a good deal when it comes to the choices particularly this part of the city however fell short big time when it came to satisfying my palate. Three stars as it is not a bad deal for £9.99. By the way, they also do take away for around £5, I think it is 2 curries and rice.

Food is pretty good. But tried to use the 50% off a la cart menu upon requesting the bill. I was told first that they don't offer this and then what I assume to be a manager claimed that I should have asked upon first ordering. There's apparently a "special" menu for this, this offer is only valid for one starter and two main courses.... Wish this was made clear on the coupon.

Best restaurant ever. I would love to recommend to everyone. Amazing food and service. Definitely coming back again. Very enjoyable, tasty food. Good service. Ordered far too much. Belly full.

This is the recently renamed Cafe Naz at Corvino, the review of which seems to have disappeared. I started eating their lunch time buffet about 3 years ago when it was a much smalled affair and I was often the only person here. It is now absolutely stupendous and very popular. It is a multifloored barn of a place but only the ground floor is open at lunch times. If there are just a couple of you, just turn up, if you are in a group, by which I mean more than 4 then it's best to call ahead. Group wise they can fit an almost unlimited number, by which I mean hundreds. The lunchtime buffet is £10, but by the time you've had a lassi or Cobra and the naan which you didn't request you will have spent £15-20. It is a tremendous buffet which seems to get bigger by the week and they vary a number of the dishes which is nice too. The buffet is excellent for non-veggies and veggies alike, there are normally about 4 starters and salads, four meat curries, four chicken curries, four vegetarian curries and side dishes and a prawn curry. There are also deserts, which I have seen but never had sufficient capacity for after gorging myself on chicken tikka, pakora, aloo chat, and several trips to the food counters. This is undoubtedly the best buffet in the area (and I include Brick Lane) and as far as a Bangladeshi take on British Indian food goes about as good as it normally gets. Their dhal is thin but perfectly counterpoints their pilau rice. Arrive between 12pm and 1:30pm, by 2pm most of the food has been waffled and they do a meagre trade so the selection is lower. Don't bother coming in the evening, it feels cold and a little devoid of atmosphere, you will also have to eat ala carte. This is a lunch place. This place is where my Indian development team come en masse when it's time for one to make the long trip back home and that should say all that needs to be said.

This place was mediocre. We ordered a butter chicken and king prawn curry. The king prawn was so tiny made us wonder what the prawn curry would have been like. Lacked a lot of flavor . The best thing was the Garlic naan. People were nice but not worth going back to.

Buffet food is of very good quality. Quite often they have one fish or prawn curry which makes a nice change. I've noticed recently the staff are trying harder with customer service which is good. Sometimes the soft drinks are flat so they should open new bottles more regularly or introduce soft drinks on draught. I eat lots of Indian food at various establishments and would recommend the buffet if you're feeling a little greedy ;-)

Disappointed with small portion sizes and then treated appallingly on the phone when I called to complain: The food arrived on time with a friendly delivery cyclist. I noticed that that the Daal Bhaji, the chicken tikka madras and the Bombay aloo (3 out of our 4 dishes) were all half empty. I called to explain this to an employee at Mumbai Square. According to the rude employee the half empty boxes are fine because Bombay aloo and the Daal Bhaji are sides. He forgets that the two sides are in small boxes already. If you were to get your money's worth and fill them up they would still contain less than the mains in their bigger boxes. The few potatoes were bland and of a meagre quality. The 6 small pieces of Chicken tikka madras arrived in an incredibly oily sauce. It was simply spicy chicken without any flavour. I tried explaining that the £7.25 chicken tikka madras is a main dish and not a side. The rice (a side) was full. His response was to speak over me down the phone to say that the portions were so small because the rents are so high in central London and that I should be ashamed of myself. I was also told, repeatedly, to go and eat curry and chips at the local chippy. If the employee had been professional and taken my complaint seriously by offering to deliver a full box of food (as paid for) rather than telling me to go to a chippy instead and complain about his high rents then I would have been pacified. Instead, I am incensed and shall never order from this "fine dining" (his words - also shouted over me down the phone) restaurant again.

Even the city needs an Indian takeaway at times and Mumbai Square is the city workers equivalent to a local neighbourhood curry house. Perfect if you're piking up dinner for your wife after a few too many after work drinks.