London Sizzler

First time eating here. Honestly I only wanted to try this place because of the chicken samosas. They taste just like how it would when my mom makes them at home so those were really good. The nachos were decent but I feel like if sour cream and guacamole or an Indian type of twist to guacamole would be offered it would make the dish 10 times better. Overall I would give it a 6.5 out of 10 for what I tried. Will definitely try this place again with different menu items.

We recently stopped by London Sizzler on Southwest Freeway, and the experience was a standout from the moment we walked in. The staff was welcoming, the service moved smoothly, and the food came out with flavors that really hit the mark. Everything we tried had that fresh, well-seasoned taste that keeps you wanting to come back. The atmosphere was relaxed and comfortable, making it easy to enjoy the meal and the moment. London Sizzler is the kind of spot that reminds us why Houston’s food scene stays strong, great people, great flavor, and a place that makes you feel right at home. SEE YOU AT THE TOP 🚀

The food tasted great. The chicken tikka was extremely thick and was okay. The lamb curry was really good. The chicken fried rice wasn’t saucy. Very dry but tasted good. Took a long time to get our order though. We were the only ones in the restaurant so it wasn’t busy or anything for lunch.

Pretty solid spot for Punjabi food in Houston. Tried the malai kofta and aloo paratha — they were decent, but nothing too standout. However, the daal chawal was absolutely excellent — comforting, flavorful, and perfectly done. Service was okay, not bad but not particularly memorable either. Overall, a good experience and I’d come back just for that daal chawal!

We went to London Sizzler for dinner with our client and a friend. It's in a popular place where all Indian restaurants, grocery stores, etc, are located. When we went in there, there was no one in the restaurant, and we wanted to sit at a bigger table to give ourselves more space. But our request was outrightly denied, which we found a little unusual given the fact that the restaurant was not at all busy, and the table that we wanted anyway did not get occupied till we left the place. So the start was not all that good. The place is decent for a simple meal. We ordered some starters, including chicken tikka, Fish Tikka, and Pakodas. They were okay in taste. We also ordered the classic dal rice and biryani, and they tasted good. All in all, this is an okay place, but I would say they need to improve on their front customer experience, which is an absolute must in the restaurant business.

Food as usual is great. Now they charge for the white rice, it is not included anymore the curries. They should not have a kids menu if kids are not welcome. They can't walk, talk or even breath.

This place..... a true houston hidden gem. The food......AMAZING!!!! The staff..... AWESOME!!! When you walk in the restaurant is very welcoming. The atmosphere is nice. Whether for a date or group dinner. You don't feel out of place. The menu has plenty options for even the pickiest of eaters. Believe me I'm one of them. But I left feeling stuffed. I have no complaints, London Sizzles is a must to try whether a long time houstonian, or just visiting.

Service was decent. Food was quite good. We had: Garlic chili chicken - nice and spicy Mix grill - with chicken and lamb kebabs. The lamb kebab was excellent. The chicken tikka and Keenan was a touch dry Hundi chicken curry - excellent flavor Garlic kulcha and tandoori roti. Worth a visit if you want to try North Indian food.

I think this is a classic! It has such good food. It had one of the best garlic naan I've tried in Houston. It was delicious. The veggie and chicken samosas were also sooo good! I highly recommend. There's around 50 people worth of seating. It is a homey interior with wooden seats and tables. They had so many options and it was very tasty, but although I liked how the chicken karahi tasted, something inside it didn't sit will with my stomach. I'm sure it might just be that my body wasn't used to something side this dish. Worth going for another try though! My party really liked the Paneer, butter chicken and tiki masala.

The decor was dimly lit and very cozy and the service was nice, we came on a Saturday night so a bit packed. My friends and I wanted to try this place because we were craving authentic Indian food; the concept of British Indian cuisine was interesting! I ordered the Chicken Vindaloo, the Chicken Samosas and the Garlic Bread Naan. The Garlic Naan was delicious and so were the Chicken Samosas, the sauces (chutney) they provided were nice as well, the green one was spicy and the brown one was on the sweeter side. While this place is known for their sizzlers, I wanted something that would fill me up but wasn't heavy; thus, I ordered the Chicken Vindaloo. While it wasn't bad, and I definitely tasted the spice, the bowl that it was served in made the portions look a lot more than it actually was. I ended up paying $19 for this dish but I felt that there was more sauce than chicken/potato. In general, the food was satisfying, but nothing mind-blowing, and quite expensive. Truthfully, I don't think this place was worth the drive, especially since I can find other Indian restaurants locally that taste just as good if not better. It's worth mentioning that they'll add a 20% tip if you come with a party of 5 or larger!

Eating at London Sizzler is always a solid experience. The pub style of the restaurant with the matching decor and low lighting, provides a cozy and nice evening dining experience. As someone who cannot tolerate spicy food, I appreciate that their dishes are flavorful without containing too much heat. The staff are attentive and make sure you have timely service. I've eaten here several times, both with large and smaller groups, and we were always treated well. The chicken tikka masala and saag paneer are classic favorites, being rich and creamy with nice tangy taste. The tandoori "sizzler platters" are pretty tasty, with succulent meat and caramelized onions on the side. Definitely recommend for people like me who like their food without too much spiciness.

We had dinner here with a group of our friends last night and it really wasn't a great experience... First, it took FOREVER for us to both be greeted and for our food to come out after ordering it. The restaurant is fairly small and was hardly half full, so we couldn't fathom why it was taking forever for our food to arrive. Not to mention that 3 of our 5 entrees were curry dishes, which are typically pre-prepared ahead of time in restaurant settings. The biggest issue, however, was the noise level. It was HORRENDOUSLY LOUD in a place that was so small and not very crowded. At first we thought it was because of the table of 8 people next to us, but after they left it was STILL obnoxiously loud in this place. The sounds seemed to be bouncing around the place and the atmosphere was just very off in general. For context, I'm used to loud places - we go to Indian restaurants all the time and I've been to India on many occasions where the noise level is constantly loud, but I left this particular restaurant with a massive headache and the need to decompress alone in my bedroom for half an hour. Yikes! The food was good, but honestly not spectacular enough to endure the atmosphere of this place again.

Came in on a Tuesday eve with 3 work colleagues, not one person was in the dining room, a couple at the bar. For someone who lived in London for 4 years I understand the cross section of British and Indian. I believe they do this pub style Indian food very well. The interior is nothing exciting, service was efficient, no frills. The food on the other hand was very tasty and satisfying. For an uncomplicated weekday dinner I would go back without flinching.

Great Naan, they work with you on some of the spice levels. Great chicken and lamb dishes.

This was absolutely the worst Indian food I've ever had in my entire life. Usually, there's one thing that is good, but none of it was good at all. I take my reviews very seriously, and I have never felt this much disappointment towards a restaurant. Usually, I try to find something positive to say, but in this case there wasnt anything.

Is a very clean environment from the dishes to the restrooms. Is a Family friendly place but the food is ok but not worth the price. What we really enjoyed was the saag paneer and the garlic Naan. The wings are a solid 8 out of 10 and the butter chicken I give it a 5 out of 10. We were a table of 5 adults, 1 teen and 2 kids. I'll be posting the receipt.

Service is good, food is great! I got the bombaye nachos with veggies and they are amazing and not dry at all. Also tried the paneer makani and it was 10/10. The environment is super chill and the restrooms are also very clean.

Got the mixed grill sizzler. Loved the chicken tikka pieces, but the chicken and lamb kebab tasted very similar and wasn't as flavorful and tender as the chicken tikka. Portion size was plenty for two people, had leftovers. The sizzlers go well with a couple of beers.

Had the best lamb chops Dal and naan Did not like the okra which our server took back with an apology Great service and food

Very good service. The food was great, too! I love the way they explained to us the difference between English Indian food and India/Pakistani Indian food.

Delicious!!! Really great spot for amazing British-style Indian food. If you want amazing, refined flavors, this is the spot for you! I highly recommend the chicken tikka masala and the samosas. The curry is very flavorful with just the right amount of kick to it. The samosas are perfectly fried with the most soft filling. It pairs perfectly with the green sauce It literally melts in your mouth. Don't even get me started on the naan! Overall, I highly recommend this spot for casual dining. It can be a bit pricey, but I really think its worth the price. The service is also fantastic. I can't wait to be back!

The food is dry, and the service is horrible. I had a terrible experience, where I ordered online, but forgot a bread. Because of this, I specifically called them and told them to add it. I even gave them my credit card details over the phone. They did not have the bread, and it completely ruined my experience. What I told them about the mistake they made once I received the food, they were rude, arrogant, and unhelpful. They told me that it's not their fault - I fear it is. Also the food was just generally bad, not spicy, and not good.

We saw this restaurant in one of Chef Chris Shepherd's shows and decided to try it. It was a great experience! Loved everything we tried, and service was on point. Lots of leftovers, so we got to enjoy it all over again. We'll definitely go back soon.

First of all i was skeptical of this place because of the reviews but I definitely didn't trust the reviews because none of them were indian LOL So we went indian outfit shopping and my boss mentioned I try this restaurant. OMGGGG absolutely AMAZING from the bomb nachos, samosas, lamb chill, garlic naan, the milk chai, and the tandoori chicken....Everything was so tasteful and perfect. I literally could not stop eating- I don't trust lamb out here in Texas but THIS LAMB was so fresh and yummy This place is really cute inside as well and the bar area look LIT. I didn't take any pics because I was hungry and didn't get any service BUT i will be back this weekend and will definitely take lots of pics. I'm literally so excited! The service was very good as well

Ordered the paneer tikka, chicken tikka, and chicken korma. Absolutely mid. Probably the most underwhelming taste I've ever had at an Indian restaurant.

I came in later tonight with hopes of a good curry. Well, sometimes things can go reverse and not always in the best way. This was my first time coming here and most likely my last, unless I hear big changes, which is unlikely. I ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala. Without a doubt, it was the absolute worst chicken tikka masala I have ever had in my twenty years of eating Indian food. The chicken pieces were supple, but small. Fine. The gravy where the flavor is really at was simply awful. I wouldn't feed it to a dog. It had a lot of garlic and a minty aftertaste too. I know garlic is often used in that curry despite not being able to taste it. I like a garlic catch in many, but not all foods of course. It was not good in this meal at all and the mint aroma was very annoying and unpleasant. I even took the rest of this for a family member's opinion just to see n that person wasn't thrilled either. It was late, thus my options were limited, so I mostly ate against my pleasure. I generally really love a good chicken tikka masala and butter chicken. Since both are pretty similar, taking my order back for butter chicken would've been nearly as bad as this entree. Houston has several great Indian restaurants with some being excellent, while some great and some just good. This place was not one of them imo. It was kind of small and like fast food quality to actually be 20 dollars on top of this. I could go to other places for much better quality Indian curry for the same price. The service sucked and was not remarkable in any way, welcoming or good either.

Enjoyed the food here! We are from India so we enjoyed the authenticity of the food. The service was great and the ambience was good. We had the garlic chili chicken as an appetizer. Mixed grill ( lamb kabab/ chicken kebab/ chicken tikka) , tandoori roti, onion kulcha and chicken handi. Good lunch on-a Saturday afternoon!

Sit at the bar -ajay is very engaging and helpful. we started with masala papad it was a bit spicy. I ordered the Gobi Manchurian as a appetizer it was good. For our entrée for dinner I got the paneer Manchurian and the Saag paneer and garlic naan. The paneer Manchurian was the best Paneer I've ever had in Houston. And the garlic naan was very soft and buttery. It was my first time here and I loved it! Highly recommend sitting at the bar they also have TVs!

I take it back about service. I came in here after being abroad and just getting into town. They refused to let me sit in a table in the back since I was by myself. The host insisted that I had to sit a weird round table next to the aquarium because they could get "full at any moment". When I asked if I could sit at a table in the back, he said "nope". Then when I asked about a table in the corner, he said "nope". He said I only had one option. He had to go ask the manager after I insisted and almost walked out. He also told me I had to go sit in the front and wait while he talked to the manager. He first went and told all three waitresses first before walking into the kitchen to go ask someone. They were almost completely empty and they have a back room and seats at the bar. Look how full they are at 4:48pm on a Saturday-- a time when NO ONE normally eats Food is good but I take back what I previously said about the staff being nice and accommodating. The wait staff was nice but what was going on with the host? He almost seemed to enjoy telling me "no" and was fine as I walked out of the restaurant to the front area. He would rather me leave than let me sit at another table in an empty restaurant. Training needs to happen here.

I can't really give this spot a full review because I have not had the opportunity to try everything. On our quest to try different foods my girls and I went on our monthly happy hour dates. The location is off of 59 so a straight shot for me after work. The location is on a strip mall with other stores and food spots. Parking was not a problem at the time we got there but when we left it was a little crowd and parking lot was getting busy. When you walk inside it's a nice spot no complaints about that. The happy drink menu was ok it was mainly Wells drinks that had the deal and some wine and beer. I order the appetizer because I really wasn't hungry. I like chicken tiki but I was really liking it as nachos, it started off food good as it was hot and the cheese was melted, but as it cooled down wasn't really feeling it. Now the cheese garlic naam was good! I would of preferred a white cheese, but it was still good. This will be a comeback to spot so I can try the sizzler and some other foods so I can give it a more thorough review.

One of the best Indian food places in houston. It has been around for a long time and is still always busy. The sizzlers remind you ones you get in Mumbai and the other food items really hit the spot.

More like London Fizzler. For somebody that grew up near London and enjoyed the wonders of British Indian food for the first 18 years of my life this was a real let down. I was hoping for something the standard of the English Curry Houses. Honestly you would have to look in the Bargain Basement of the bottom 10% of British Curry houses to find something as disappointing as this. Absolutely not what I was hoping for. Americanized, Bland, and not at all British Indian in my opinion. More like Americanized Indian. Not only that but the fact that they charge 3 times as much as a delicious British Curry House would charge. The decor is nice though. Service wasn't bad. But the food didn't do anything for me and I won't be back. Especially considering how large the bill was. Speaking of large bills... Shatner called. He wants his phaser back.

I paid 20 dollars for a biryani I expected to be half decent But I was astonished there is no meat , it is bland with no taste I wish I had gone to other places I can make way better biryani than this at home And the guy at the counter suggested me this biryani Regret coming here One word-horrible

Our son knows we love Indian cuisine and he brought us here, he made a spectacular choice. He asked us to trust him and let him order, another great choice on our part! We gnoshed on a lot of goodies. Papadum, masala papadum...this one is covered with onions, tomato, cilantro and spices. Chicken tikka nachos with jalapeno were tasty....never had these anywhere else. We had regular naan, a stuffed naan and even one that reminded me of cinnamon toast...that one disappeared quick. Chicken tikka over a bed of grilled onions, chicken biryani, our daughter-in-law got some kind of lassi that was gone before I could get a good picture of it. I shared a taj mahal beer with my wife and our son got his own. A feast like no other, may be the best Indian cuisine I've ever had. Amazing service that met and exceeded the quality of the food. We will be back.

I went here a few weeks ago with a friend of mine and we ordered a bunch of things from the menu. One of the items I ordered was the lamb masala sizzling plate it was tasty but I had wish that I had ordered a curry lamb Masala instead. The samosas I ordered were delicious along with the sauces they provided. The mango lassi was alright tasting. One of my favorite things about this place is the fresh made naan bread! So fluffy and tasty I will definitely order that again and again! The chai tea that I ordered was good and I enjoyed it. The ambience of the place was alright kind of a bar and restaurant kind of atmosphere. The waitress was very sweet and attentive. I will be coming back.

Omg best Indian food we have ever eaten!! The Arlie shrimp is insane and you have Ti get the fluffy garlic bullet naan! Mango martinis go down too easy lol. Y'all this place has amazing food and great service!

Service is atrocious, but the food is phenomenal. We're former Pondicherites when we visit Houston, but today we decided to leave the Loop and check out London Sizzler (located in an Indian strip mall) with one of our brothers. There was only one other table seated when we arrived, but it still took the waitress (the only one on the floor) over fifteen minutes to get to us--we have never seen someone in the service industry walk so slowly or take so many trips back and forth to get something done. The food is worth waiting for. We started with the lamb and veggie samosas. The wrapping was nice and crisp and not too oily and the lamb one was perfectly spicy and packed with flavor. The veggie one was OK but a bit bland. For dinner, we all shared garlic naan, the chicken tikka sizzler, the baingan bharta, and the lamb keema. Wow. Everything was wonderful, seriously. The naan was nice and fluffy, and each of the mains was well-cooked and had so much seasoning. The side salad we ordered was a joke (no surprise there, joke's on us) but the raita had almost no cucumber in it. Small complaints though. This is the kind of unassuming restaurant serving ethnic food that we love. Because prices were higher than usual, we did expect better service, but we were so enamored with the food that we're willing to let it go. Four stars.

Still and always a 5 Star hotel for me. Best mango lassi on the planet, if not, surely in The States. I have always made sure I have got mango lassi Togo once I m done with the one I order with my food. We were here with my brother to celebrate his graduation walk. We ordered some petis, which was newly added item, a bit sweet like a kachori but was still tasty. Also got the masala sizzler, wow the size on this was just too much for the three of us to finish. We got some of it to go later along with the lassis of course. The ambience here is always nice, and since we were here when the place just opened at 5, not much rush, and got a decent table. Nice music and not many people, so all in all a very good ambience. The server was nice and helpful. Enough parking to not worry about, and awesome food to enjoy!

I have heard of this place, but had never been. I have now been. Let's break it down PVC (Pro vs con). Pros Cheap drinks: happy hour my G&T was $2. Service: Anima was our waitstaff for the evening. Super nice, also had nice hair. Dealing with a crowd of rambunctious rabble-rousers. I arrived later than the rest of the pack. I didn't wait long for food, drink or check. All the staff I interacted with were very pleasant. Food: I went with the 4 piece lamb chop (watch the video). $15.99 is not a bad deal at all. You could get an 8 if you're starving.... Or sharing. Who shares?! The garlic naan was delish. Cons Weak drinks: Yes they're cheap. But I can purchase cheap drinks with better quality elsewhere. I've never made a bad G&T. You have to purposefully do something to mess it up. In this case it was extremely flavorless. Even the lime had no flavor. If there was gin, it was in far less than sufficient quantity to be considered an alcoholic beverage. Happy hour:. It should be extended to 8pm. Traffic is a beast. That's pretty much it. I'll add more if I happen to be out that way again and stop through. This was a brief visit at the end of a group outing. Take it as is.

My family and friends have been going to London Sizzler since it opened. We went for a lunch on Feb 11,2023. The prices have gone sky high and food has gone super bad. We went specifically for the jeera wings. They weren't even grocery store deli quality. We had to return the chicken chili sizzler. The chicken tikka masala tasted like it was from the frozen section of a food town. The other items were just as bad. The only saving item were the pakoras. So if you want a poorly made drink and a tasty pakora, and pay out the nose... this is your place. Oh yes... the service was SLOW and the restaurant wasn't even half full.

First up, this is a great place to meet up friends and have Indian food. The unique this about this joint is their sizzlers. They serve kebabs on a sizzling hot plate (like fajitas). Overall it's a reliable place for good food. The spice levels are alright, the quality of the meats is good and everything on the menu is a consistent 'Good' . I like the venue because I don't have high expectations and the venue is good for large groups. The few things you must try here are their Peanuts , Wings and Paneer sizzler . Everything else is good but not mind blowing. I would have gone with 4 stars but overall the place is a solid , reliable, consistent 3. And while there get a Boddington cream ale to go with your Indian fix !

This was my first time having Goat and I must say the meal was absolutely delicious. The chicken tikka wasn't as good as I've had other places, but it was still very tasty. The service was absolutely amazing and I did not want for anything. We will definitely be back.

We love this place. We live in suburbs and decided to venture to the city just to go here. The lamb roganjosh was soooo amazing. So was the garlic nan. I'm just sad we don't live closer.

I used to really like this place. Have been for HH and dinner but always sat at the bar. Food is pretty good; I go here it is the closest bar to where I throw axes. Their HH is decent. Drinks are about $6 for decent brands and snacks are okay. Usually go for mixed grill and some samosas. Note that there are only like six seats at the bar and if you are there for HH it is pretty dead. When I leave more people are starting to show up. Service is hit or miss. When a place isn't busy people can disappear. I would say their are better places to dine in the same parking lot.

Ordered take out on Diwali so it took a little longer but that was expected. For appetizers, Fish Tikka was flavorful and tender and delicious. Got some samosas too and they were okay, pretty standard. Green sauce for it is my favorite. Had the Vegetable Jalfrezi which is a delicious and hearty veggie curry. Definitely recommend this! Also ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala. Tomato cream base was dreamy and delicious. Was soaking up all the sauce from it. Lastly, the Peshwari Naan is from heaven above. The pistachio almond sugar topping is yummy and a nice detour from the rest of the flavors but still compliments everything well. Hope to be back again soon!

I hadn't been to London Sizzler in almost 4 years since it's sort of out of the way from where I live. Imagine my delight when I saw it available on Uber Eats! Naturally, I had to stock up! I have a low spice tolerance so I opted for the butter chicken and chicken tikka masala plus naan. The curries come with rice on the side. The curries were both the consistency I like - lots of sauce but not so liquify that it seems watered down. Flavors were on point for what I would expect from mild curries; nice tomato base flavor and subtle creaminess. Rice was perfectly cooked and the naan was fresh, buttery, and delicious. On top of that the food was still piping hot when it arrived even after a 25min or so delivery.

One of my favorite restaurants in Houston and it's in a Mahatma Gandhi district center full of other tasty places to explore. On our first visit since the pandemic closures today in September of 2020, we felt quite safe. Staff is masked and tables are distanced. The special this week was green curry chicken and we ordered that along with our "must order" items of papadum, one of several varieties of the spicy mogo they offer as appetizer (yucca/cassava root), and garlic bullet naan with lots of chiles and garlic. Indian beer and some Chardonnay too to quench the fires. Try the cucumber raita for that purpose also, we skipped that this time. I feel fortunate we have this restaurant in Houston to enjoy, and happy we can visit once again.

Really nice food. It's a very simple place. But if you like Indian you'd like this. Really good curries and I love the peshwari naan.

Five stars for dine in experience. Our party enjoyed their plates. For those not into spicy, Butter Chicken was delicious and the chicken was not too dry and not too wet. And the butter chicken is the perfect balance of (not too) spicy and savoury. Their Saag Paneer is classically savory. Biriyani with lamb was good with a medium-high level of spiciness. Tables are set apart, observing current health concerns.

Shopping around the area with family, we always talked about going to the London Sizzler but never quite made it because we're more about the "whole in the wall" places. Thanks to Dolph W and his genius idea to do a "mystery dinner," I finally had the opportunity to sample the menue. Quite the gentleman, Dolph made a reservation for our group of 15 -- yes, I said 15 -- and upon arrival, our table was ready. As we awaited others to trickle in, our kind waiter started us off with bevs, ranging from beer to water. I'm thrilled to know that the London Sizzler has a full bar. Alas, when the 15th person arrived, our grumbling tummies were ready to order. Fortunately, with such a large group, we were able to sample various dishes on the menu, as our kind group shard family style ... awww. My first impression of the goat biryani was that it was good, yet had way too much sauce ... more than I've ever been accustomed to, so I had to add a lot of white rice to balance that off. Maybe that is more of an Indian way of preparing the meal, but that's something you wouldn't find at a traditional Pakistani restaurant. On to the saag paneer which everyone really enjoyed. I gave it a thumbs up my first few bites, but I noticed it had a sweet taste to it. Once again, something I'm not used to, yet still one of my favorites. The naan was fresh from the oven, and sopping up my yogurt was another highlight of the meal. Also trying Jaire Q's chicken tikka, I found that to be right on target. Gretchen P ordered a spiced up potato plate of some sort and that too was worth a few oohs and ahhs. Aside from my mango lassi, which you can never go wrong with at an Indian/Pakistani restaurant, dessert was a disappointment. In all my life, anytime I ordered gulab jamun from a restaurant or my dad brought some home, they all tasted the same: like rich, doughy pancake balls smothered in honey. My instant thought after taking half a bite into one? A feeling of nostalgia from when I was a kid at ... a petting zoo. Yes, it tasted like a petting zoo. Laugh if you will, but when Gretchen P and Eva L tasted it and I described my taste, I got an instant "you're so right!" From what I tasted, and trust me, there is plenty more on the menu to taste, I think the food deserves 3 stars. The service however, deserves far greater. With such a great party, our server was on top of our drinks and even remembered the brews that a few people were drinking. When it came to providing proper setups and extra plates for sharing, that too was excellent. Overall, I'd give them 3.5 stars, but feel a bit off rounding it up to four. I will b back, though, and I recommend others to check it out too. The fare, service and open bar will make for a great night. And come hungry because you will overeat!

London Sizzler is a favorite among many of my Indian friends, as well as me. In contrast to the bold, unapologetic, no-frills style of its plaza neighbor Himalaya, LS is a notch above in the refinement of its flavor...and many notches above in service quality, for sure. Yes, the food is pricey. But it consistently delivers, and you're certain to be full afterwards. I come with my friends once in a while for family-style group dinners, and we'll order biryani, chicken tikka, tandoori chicken, lamb keema, vindaloo, madras, malai kofta, egg curry...nothing has ever disappointed. The buttery garlic naan is among the best in the city, and though you'll be exhaling s t a n k y m o u t h for the rest of the night, it's worth it to experience the unadulterated aroma of rich butter and grassy garlic on fluffy, light-as-air bread. I haven't had the lassi myself (pronounced more like LUSS-si) but I hear it's the perfect accompaniment to the vibrant curry offerings. I appreciate that all of the entrees come with a bowl of rice at no additional charge, but I just realized I haven't tried replacing it with naan...that's a task for my next visit! #teamnaan #andthentherewerenaan

Would have ordered dinner, but the bartender was wrapped up in conversation. I am well aware the sizzler plates take 30 minutes. Ordered mine an hour prior to close. Asked for water 3 times. Saw more of the bartender's back as he chatted with a server for 30 minutes... Took a guest and sadly disappointed. I talked this spot up big. Sadly last time here.

Normally we always go to Aga's for Indian food, but we decided to try London Sizzler. Service was fast and friendly. Food was good. The samosas were yummy. We tried the nachos as an appetizer and they were tasty. We also tried their Butter Chicken, Garlic Naan, mango and sweet Lassi, Chana masala, and Chicken Tikka Masala. Butter chicken, Chana masala, tikka masala, and rice and sweet lassi were ok but not as great as Aga's. We loved the naan and mango lassi though!!! The naan was soooo soft and fluffy with a nice crisp at the bottom.

This is the first time that I have ordered anything from this restaurant and I must say that the chicken tikka masala was spot on, I will definitely be ordering it again, the garlic naan was OK, nothing to write home about but I am so happy with the chicken tikka that I can forget about the average naan, It just didn't seem to have enough garlic and it would've been nice to have fresh garlic chunks on it, but that's a personal preference, I can't wait to come back and try more of their dishes

This restaurant is still going full blast. You can order delivery, take out, or dine In. Tables are socially distanced. Great and attentive staff, full bar, and clean. More pricey but the portions are big, spice/flavor on point. Recommend; lamb chops, fish tika, lamb pili pili, and of you dare go off menu then ask for the cheesy goat curry fries recommended by the jossy's giants. Say Ben or Steve sent you and you will have it made!

I was introduce to this place and it's now my favorite Indian food by far. Now take that I am new to the taste of Indian but have tried many places around town and this is by far the best. Service is friendly, restaurant is clean. Food is served hot and cooked to order. Love it! Will be going back.

This is one of my go-to places for great British-style Indian food in Houston, Texas. What to order: -Masala Papadum -Tandoori Naan -Tandoori Chicken -Chicken Tikka Masala -Aloo Gobi -Raita