Indian Zing (Hammersmith)

• Indian Zing (Hammersmith) is fab the quality and taste of the chicken dishes
• This Indian restaurant is at the end of a high street with far too many restaurants n close proximity to each other
• Clearly Indian Zing seems to be favoured over the others as a few minutes after we strolled in there late on Monday evening it was heaving with hungry customers
• I couldn't turn down a week day trip to a part of London that is not quite on my way back home from work
• The tangy pickle flavour combined with the fiery Goan paste is cleverly balanced by the palm vinegar while the steamed rice cake Goa's answer to bread
• Vinde Pays a red wine from France with blackcurrant and blackberry flavours with ripe balanced tannins perfect match with our starters
• That is why food like what we were about to eat brings with a rush of memories
• When Rahul arrived with a huge tray with 4 mains
• Pepper and tomato gravy sauce topped with scrumptious caramelised cranberries
• This dish to me is Goa on a Plate
• Mop this up with plain naan makes a superb combination I say
• We were happy that Goan fish Ambottik was part of the selection of dishes we were sampling
• Not for the faint hearted though this is a fiery one but a true Goan dish
• I highly recommend washing this down with several glasses of Gamay
• A lively red with a full aromatic character of crushed fresh berries
• Absolutely delightful this is a fabulous accompaniment to most of the mains especially the Turkey Jalfrezi
• No Christmas menu is complete without a showstopping dessert and Indian Zing's spiced exotic Christmas pudding with spicy brandy custard is the perfect ending to a festive feast
• All we needed now was a warm bed and the day off work the next day
• Even the presentation of the food is novel and beautiful
• My main course I had the chicken makhani with the vegetarian biryani
• I hoped that I would get a bit of zap to go along with the zing on my tastebuds
• T know what this was but at least it wasn&rsquo
• The menu is great with lot of regional dishes from India such as the chicken in hirva masala(full marks
• I was pleasantly surprised to see these dishes on the menu as these are dishes we talk at home but never seen on a menu in a restaurant
• Both these dishes went excellently well with roti and plain boiled rice
• They gave a complimentary spicy tomato soup when we arrived which was welcome on the snowy evening
• Everything we had was carefully and lovingly prepared
• The restaurant is nice and well decorated but the service could improve
• The food is nice and the portion size is quite good too

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