The Famous Curry Bazaar (Spitalfields)

• Delicious food with kind service
• One of the best restaurants in brick lane
• Came to this restaurant as a deal with the jack the ripper tour
• We then came past The Famous Curry Bazaar (Spitalfields) with its heavily advertised windows
• I was disappointed with the appearance as it looked nothing like Aloo Chaat but actually like dry potato curry with onions
• The curry has the right level of spice and the chicken was nicely cooked
• When we walked in the restaurant was empty so we were very well looked after by the kind staff (whose name escapes my mind now
• As I have not tried other restaurants in the area it is hard to give my thoughts on whether this is indeed 'the best restaurant in brick lane' as stated in their adverstised windows
• I would say that The Famous Curry Bazaar (Spitalfields) is pretty decent
• Also the door man was very helpful as he booked a cab home for us
• My fiance and I were in london last month and we fancied a curry
• We had a curry dish each with rice and naan breads
• The food arrived swiftly and we were treated like guests in the restaurant rather than customers which was nice
• Food not only was it awful and tasteless it left me out of pocket for 1 week as I was not able to go work due to my condition
• Our waiter was so disinterested that he literally gave us one word replies if at all
• He once walked away when I was still talking to him
• Clearly that is their area of focus
• The Aloo chaat was just a generic potato curry
• Not what a Aloo chaat is supposed to be
• The Naga chilli chicken had no Naga chillies and the chicken in our briyani was stale and chewy
• I told the waiters but they were being aggressive
• Food came out promptly and was very tasty
• When it came time to pay we were charged for drinks that we were told would be free
• We were recommended the lamb shashlik bhuna which was a house favourite

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