Mango Indian (London Bridge)

• Ideal place to hangout with your friends
• Book table in advance as it is mostly full
• Great set menu option with some fantastic tasting dishes
• I had always thought curries were in east or west London only
• London Bridge and South London is standing up and representing too
• India and now Mango Indian are part of my curry club adventure which is taking me across London and even Kent
• Off Southwark Road have crafted bespoke menu options by fusing traditional dishes and modern concepts to deliver food that is full of natural flavour
• They have been open for many years and are very popular with the locals
• If you are Not bothered about customer then all the best to you people
• Because the place we intended eat had had a kitchen fire so were closed for the evening
• Mango down the street was surprisingly good
• My companion's lamb biryani was quite impressive and complex
• The raita it was served with had been slightly sweetened which introduced another contrast to the savoury rice
• Lamb chops were very tender but maybe not quite as punchy in terms of spicing as some of the East End cafes
• Accompanying salad was much more upmarket than anything I have had in East London
• There was a wide variety of greens and it was served on a pool of good green chutney as well as with a wedge of lemon
• Okra was tasty with complex spicing and still had some bite
• At Mango they are quite restrained with the use of fat which I found pleasing
• The house rose is an affordable £
• Waiting for this delish restaurant is worth the wait
• Anything you order on the menu is going to be a major party for your gustatory cells aka
• I am extremely disappointed with such a place

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