Delhi Food

Other than nice service & a nice interior, the food isnt the greatest. Portions are absolutely tiny for the prices they charge. For £6.95 the Samosas are the smallest samosas i have seen in an indian restaurant, and you only get 2. The butter chicken was bland and tasted like double cream & tomato sauce with a small amount of seasoning. The chicken was also very chewy.

Reply to the response from the restaurant I appreciate your response, but I’d like to clarify a few points. Firstly, our plates were not empty—the chilli chicken wasn’t finished, the rice and vindaloo were barely touched, and there was still fish pakora left. It’s quite common for diners to be polite when asked about their meal, but that doesn’t mean the food was enjoyable. Secondly, regarding the service charge, I did not cause a scene. I simply questioned the charge, which—despite what you claim—is not legally compulsory in the UK. You did not state at any point it was compulsory. The other diners in the restaurant (just one other couple) agreed that customers have the right to refuse a service charge. In fact, I personally apologised to them for the situation. You also failed to address my other key complaint—the temperature of the restaurant. It was so cold that my wife kept her coat on throughout the meal, and despite being told the heating would be adjusted, nothing changed. Lastly, if you look at my Google review history, you’ll see that I rarely complain. In fact, this was the first time in years that I refused to pay a service charge. I am usually a very generous tipper, but service needs to be earned. Rather than dismissing feedback with inaccuracies, I’d encourage you to reflect on the points raised. Acknowledging genuine issues would go a lot further than a defensive response. Disappointing Experience at Rangrez After the theatre, we decided to try Rangrez, as the reviews seemed promising. Unfortunately, it didn’t live up to expectations. I’ve dined at many restaurants and enjoyed plenty of wine, but I’ve never been told that they only serve 125ml glasses at £7.49, which isn’t cheap. When I questioned this, pointing out that 175ml and 250ml are more common measures, the server insisted that 125ml is the standard everywhere. Rather than paying over the odds for small pours, I opted to buy the bottle for £28. Another frustrating aspect was the digital-only menu, which required scanning a QR code. It was difficult to navigate and made ordering unnecessarily complicated. Now, onto the food—the fish pakora was dry and of poor quality, and the vindaloo lacked depth and flavour, tasting disappointingly familiar. Overall, it was underwhelming. Adding to the discomfort, the restaurant was freezing. My wife kept her coat on the entire meal. The staff mentioned they would adjust the heating, but nothing changed. Perhaps if there had been more than four customers (including us), it might have felt a bit warmer. When it came time to pay, I questioned the service charge, as there had been little to no service. The first staff member insisted it was compulsory, but thankfully, another (who seemed to be in charge) allowed us to remove it. Would we return? Mmm… no. But at least it made for a memorable evening!

I have been quite a regular customer at this restaurant for almost the last year, visiting at least once a week. I used to love the quality and taste of vegetarian Indian food, although quite expensive, compared to other restaurants at this location. Their flat breads like the tandoori rotis and naans were well roasted, soft and delicious, compared to the chewy and rubbery refined flour flat breads at most other places. I would wait to eat here because they remain open during only certain hours of the day and seem to be closed most of the time. I would have rated it 4.5 back then. Of late, I've noticed that they've steadily kept increasing the prices and now I pay almost 12 pounds for a curry that cost 8 pounds four months ago. The portion sizes have become smaller. I was disheartened to see that my favourite flat breads seemed almost like they were fried because I visited Rangrez only for their better quality flat breads and curries. Service remains good as before, but I'm rethinking if Rangrez still stands out in quality like it used to.

We had a lovely meal here after attending a concert at the Apollo. The food was very tasty, service was excellent, and it was good value for money. We had a lovely chat with the owners and would highly recommend this family run restaurant.

This is a wonderful family run Indian restaurant which offers a nice menu of very tasty dishes indeed the dishes I selected had a wonderful balance of herbs and spices the dishes and read individually for each order and it’s possible to vary the dish if you want it a little more or less spicy. The stuff are wonderful and Mine is reasonably priced. I thoroughly recommend this place if you live in the nearby area.

Harman & Khushi are warm & friendly hosts serving excellent authentic Indian dishes. Fresh, delicious vegetarian choices, at excellent prices. Highly recommended.

Shocking experience. I took my Dad here for his birthday after a day out in London, and should have known by the restaurant being empty but somehow they had a 4.1 star rating online and it was close to the tube station so we went in. The menu was limited and presented on an iPad. Only 2 varieties of rice were on the menu. The poppadoms were shocking - I would say supermarket quality but I wouldn’t want to offend supermarkets. We shared a couple of curries which tasted ok, but in all honesty they tasted the same as a ready meal from Sainsbury’s. The rice had to have been microwaved too. The staff weren’t great, one member came over to ask if we’d like more and we said no. I should have raised an issue then about the food quality, but quite frankly didn’t see what could be done. The limited menu and the fact the quality was so poor meant there was no way they were going to bring out a nice curry. When I asked for the bill, the manager came over and we raised the fact that the meal was really poor quality and that we weren’t happy. I wish I had taken pictures as we had left a fair amount of food (which when you see how small the portions are shows how gross it was). She kicked off shouting about how we had eaten the meat so there’s nothing she can do about the bill - would she have reused the meat had it been left? She reluctantly took off the service charge and I paid. Overall the meal was a huge disappointment. It was a shame to have experienced this on a special occasion. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone - you’d be better off getting a microwave meal or perhaps heading down the road to the 3.5 star rated Palace Tandoori as there’s little chance it could be worse than Rangrez.

After my visit yesterday on 24th July, 2025, to Rangrez in Hammersmith, which offers an exceptional dining experience with superb food and warm hospitality. Each meticulously crafted dish bursts with authentic flavours and high-quality ingredients, from appetisers to mains. The attentive staff ensures a comfortable experience, while the inviting ambience suits both intimate dinners and group gatherings. Whether you love traditional Indian dishes or want to explore new flavours, Rangrez promises an unforgettable meal. Highly recommended!

We really enjoyed the authentic food. The fish curry and saag paneer were my favorites. The chicken tikka masala were different than back home, a pleasant surprise while visiting. The spice level was mild for most dishes except the vegetable biryani. That one had a nice kick. We also got naan and garlic naan. Dishes did not come with rice. The mango lassi was a nice complement to the tasty dishes. I would return again!

Rangrez was very delicious. Some of the best Indian food I have eaten. I recommend the samosas, for sure. The service was high quality as well.

It was a bit pricey, but the food was all right. The curries in particular were delicious with naan while smelling the right scent.

I was visiting London for the day and decided to stop by here to eat. Absolutely amazing! Ordered the special and corn. Highly recommend the corn it was crispy and savory. Just the right blend of spices I regret not ordering some to take home!!

We have eaten here multiple times and it has yet to disappoint. The papadoms were cooked to perfection, the chutneys are perfect for dipping, and the mains all have such a fantastic range of flavors, which keeps bringing us back. When entering, the decor is dark and overburdened with as many pillows as the eye can see, but that is quickly lightened up by the sunny dispositions of the staff. We have always been well waited on, definitely worth a visit! Be warned, if it says "hot", it's hot!

"So often these days eating Indian food passes for spirituality. I don't meditate, I don't pray, but I eat two samosa's every day." --Dan Bern Rangrez was recommended to us by a co-worker of my hubs who let us know how tasty and delicious their menu is, so we had to give it a try! They do get busy so if you plan to be in the area, it's a good idea to make reservations a few days in advance, especially if you want to visit during prime dinner hours. The menu items we ordered were delicious: Mango Lassi: Not photographed but very creamy and mildly tart. It was very good! Saag Paneer: Very flavorful but a bit too spicy for me. It is good to note that I'm very weak with spicy food. I didn't know I had to request it on the mild side. Salmon Toofani: Very good! Salmon was cooked nicely and was not dry. The base was similar to Saag Paneer, without the cheese. Chicken Tikka: Super yummy! The flavor was wonderful. The sauce was too spicy for me, but my hubby loved it. Chicken Madras: My hubby liked it, but he explained that the flavor of cilantro was too overpowering. It was blended into the sauce. All in all, we enjoyed our experience at Rangrez. It's definitely a solid destination for a delicious meal!

A friendly and relatively authentic Indian dining experience minutes away from Hammersmith subway. Small, but tasty dishes. Good masala chai. Friendly service. Don't be afraid to tell them to turn their large and centrally located air conditioner (rare for England) which can make things chilly. Worth a visit if you are in the area.

I've been eating here for over two years and so happy they have continued to deliver every time. Excellent vegetarian dishes like the curry lentils and especially the black daal. My partner loves their smoky, rich aubergine while I am a big fan of the okra stewed in a flavourful sauce. Garlic naan is perfect and the poppadoms are a plenty including two dipping sauces. Chicken tikka masala is a staple or go for the spicy lamb rogan josh. So many great dishes to enjoy, you won't be disappointed!

Great food and service, not cheap but very tasty and you get what you pay for. Lamb somosas were just ok Chicken curry good and naan great

This place is great! I highly recommend it. The best saag I've had in a long time (got the chicken saag). It was simply delicious. I'd give it 9/10 just because one of the pieces of chicken was a bit dry/burnt. That aside this dish was simply perfect. Juicy chicken pieces, spinach spiced to perfection, I just loved it. I should probably tell you about the other fine dishes we tried, but frankly I'm just mesmerized by the saag. Deliciously awesome. The default version wasn't very spicy, but I'm sure you could kick it up a notch if you ask. (I'm guessing they tone down the fire level a bit for the locals. =) The other dishes we ordered were all good, but just make sure you order a saag dish. =)

Don't let the empty window deter you from walking in. We have a policy of not eating in an empty restaurant but after walking around and past Rangrez 3x, the restaurant started filling up so we went in after all. It's the best Indian I've had as far as I can remember. And I am from Toronto where we get really really good Indian too.

One word: DELECTABLE. This cozy spot offers authentic Panjab cuisine and a touch of London charm. The wait staff is highly attentive and efficient as this spot fills up quick! Great find for two Americans in search of the acclaimed London Asian fare.

Soooo good! We had the chicken masala with white rice and crispy corn. The crispy corn was downright A-MA-ZING. The masala was incredible too. Being from the states we don't have a ton of Restaurants like this, but it seriously changed our lives. Since we got home we've tried recreating the corn, naan, and masala. Nothing compares to Rangrez though. Definitely going here next time we're in London. Even if it's out of your way, GO HERE. The atmosphere is nice, and the food will blow your mind.

Oh my goodness! I've had a lot of Indian food in New York City before and this place ranks up there. Even our timid omnivores found something to like here. I recommend the fish curry, baigan ka bhatya, and saag paneer, though the butter chicken and daal makhani were good too. It took us twice as long to walk back to the hotel!

Absolutely amazing food and service. The first day I turned up a bit early (they opened at 5, I believe) and I was lost, and the waitress out front was kind enough to give me directions on her phone to my hotel. The next night I came for dinner and it was FANTASTIC. I had a perfectly spiced Prawn starter, and the butter chicken with garlic naan main entree was the best I've ever had! And I've literally had it all over the world. The service was great- they checked on me often and made sure my water was topped up. Great ambience, excellent food, and friendly service- I highly recommend you don't miss this! Thanks!

Was very pleased with the food, service, and prices. Dishes were rich and flavorful, and breads were hot and fresh. Located across the street from the Hammersmith underground station.

Visited this restaurant last week on my visit to London after a friend's recommendation. I absolutely enjoyed the food. I have had Indian food at many restaurants in many different countries and continents but this one was most definitely in the top 5 list. The food was flavorful and not overly heavy and greasy. Chef mentioned that he only uses Olive oil and grape seed oil for cooking. Waiting to go back to London and have another delicious meal at Rangrez. Cheers!!

Found this place near our hotel - it's right behind the Eventim Apollo. Would recommend it for a pre-show meal, though the service is a bit slow. The food is *amazing*. I had the "Lamb Do-Pyaza" and it was one of the best Indian dishes I've ever had. My vegetarian friend didn't see vegetable tikka masala on the menu, but they were happy to make it for her and she was blown away as well. The staff were friendly and attentive. Highly recommended!

Amazing food. Have been back several times after trying this place. Try the Murg Markni (chicken tikka) and the garlic naan bread. Delicious!