Kricket - London

Food is delicious, portion is on the smaller side as it is tapas style (naan too small imho). Very nice decor throughout, cozy and comfy. Worth to notice that service charge is 15%, and there is 'voluntary ' water aid of 1 pound added to your bill automatically which you can refuse (doubt anyone would do that). Expect to pay around 50 per person including a cocktail so not cheap, but nice to experience.

They serve Indian dishes in the form of tapas so you should order a variety of dishes from starters, mains to sides. Three of us ordered 6 in total and it was a good variety. We all really enjoyed the beef keema as well as the two kulchas which were fantastic! The Keralan fried chicken was probably the most underwhelming out of the 6 as it didn't taste like much and the dipping sauce on the side was also pretty bland. Overall, it was a good lunch we had but I wouldn't say I am keen to come back anytime soon.

Food here is really good, but nothing really stood out. The quail would have been my favourite if it wasn’t so difficult to eat! Maybe have it deboned for the customers or something?

Fantastic food. The bread alone was glorious. Indian and English craft beer. Friendly staff did not rush us and where happy to talk about unfamiliar aspects of the menu. One of the best Indian restaurants I have been to. Top notch.

I don't think I've enjoyed food this much in along time. The menu at Kricket is exceptional, catering to both meat livers and veggie livers alike. The flavours are so amazing that you'd be satisfied on a smaller amount of food. Everything we tried was delicious but the samphire pakoras and Date pistachio kulfa was extraordinary. I visit here every time I'm in London and I'm.already looking forward to my next trip. Well worth a try as you won't be disappointed.