Bengal Tiger (City of London)

• Bengal Tiger Restaurant one of the fines Indian restaurants who has a stocked bar with a bar area to sit at before moving to a table
• We particularly liked as it gives a feeling of the lounge where you are not dumped with food and can enjoy the drink
• Everyone agreed the Duck Tikka was one of the nicest dishes
• The Roopchanda (pomfret fish) dish was a little too spicy but tasty nonetheless
• The waiters were very attentive + happy to amend orders when appropriate
• The food quality was much better and well defined
• One of the best Indian restaurants I've visited in London is Bengal Tiger restaurant in St Paul's it's nothing fancy
• Fresh naan bread with two huge mains we couldn't finish and a fresh
• Bengal Tiger was Absolutely delicious
• The Resturant was packed when we arrived without a booing
• Was impressive as we were a group of 7
• The food prices were pretty reasonable/service was good but the food itself wasn't
• Both entrees were really ordinary samosas likely came from frozen packet (and even then not cooked evenly)
• Tandoori chicken was OK (probably the best part of meal)
• ) was really ordinary not authentic tasting felt like it was something you'd get at a pub and not an Indian restaurant
• Really good tasty food with a very nice wine menu
• Ordered for dal and paneer along with aloo parantha and garlic naan
• It is very expensive restaurant which has a Indian name and has a Indian menu but is nowhere close to an actual Indian restaurant
• Everything tasted amazing we were shocked at how good it was
• They definitely use the best and fresh ingredients

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