Mala Indian Restaurant (City of London)

• Lightly spiced and coupled with a refreshing yoghurt chickpea salsa was delicious
• My only gripe is that the portion was small
• The Karahi Gosht was out this world amazing
• The lamb was tender and flavour some which melted and fell to pieces with the first bite
• I should be honest that I thought it was slightly over priced
• The food no doubt is good but yet a little expensive
• The quantity is too much for one person to finish
• They play instrumental Hindi music to go well with the ambience and the food
• It is an ideal place to dine with family and friends
• I would particularly recommend the chicken tikka and hyderabadi chicken biryani with the correct blend of spices
• Mala Indian Restaurant (City of London) is a little pricey though as the portions are quite small
• A lovely place for a relaxed cosy meal with your dear ones
• The service was slow and orders came at a snails pace
• The vegetarian thali we ordered was strictly on no share basis
• The chicken jalfrezi was the best I've tasted
• The decor is very interesting with untainted brick work and lovely paintings
• The only downside being that this restaurant is on the expensive side
• Whether the sun is shining or pouring cats &
• Also the food is a healthy mix of an authentic Indian restaurant plus home made food
• Would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for good Indian food in Central London with the added benefit of St Katharine's Docks
• Because it was peak time on Saturday the restaurant was busy
• We had just a small wait for our table for three and the host was very warm and personable making me feel as if I was a new friend being made if not an old friend being greeted
• The wait between drinks arriving and us being asked if we were ready to order was one of only downsides with the question being asked some 5 minutes after we had decided
• The other stumbling block was an omission of poppadums
• As my friend pointed out he always errs on the side of caution with lamb as sometimes it can be quite tough
• As the lmb was juicy and tender
• The mystery of the forgotten poppadums were merely a side effect of the restaurant being bustling
• Both of which were exceptional
• Went for the set menu and i was not disappointed
• The aloo tikki chaat for starters was perfectly spiced and really delicious
• The butter chicken for mains was simply superb
• Have to say all the curries we sampled had a wonderful depth of flavour and were perfectly balanced
• Lovely decor and the tea lights are a lovely touch
• All in all however the food was of excellent quality and St Katherine's Dock is so beautiful at night
• The view from window looking at st Katharine docks was absolutely gorgeous
• The whole area was thronging with tourists and the atmosphere was amazing
• The food tastes pretty good would not say best in London but would definitely recommend a try
• If you are visiting the Tower of London this is a great lunch spot
• The cost is high for the quality and quantity both but it is scene outside what makes it worth
• Huge establishment with rooms to stay as well
• Their dining area is sprawling and beautiful
• We were ushered by the Hotel assistant and were shown our seats
• It was a nice round table with silver cutlery laid out
• The thalis were very thoughtfully prepared
• My favorite was the mutton
• Been there with family on a sunny weekend near Tower Bridge and found this wonderful joint on Zomato
• Definitely the best Butter Chicken I've had in London
• The ambience is nice and the staff is accommodating
• Dal makhani and butter chicken are a must try
• One of the best Buffet restaurants I have ever dined in
• The service was quick and efficient and the staff were very tentative

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