I stayed in Hammersmith during my short stay in London and came across this restaurant as I was strolling around the neighborhood. Around the area, you can find several similar Nepalese cuisine and hookah lounges on the block. I just picked this one randomly and also because they had a nice interior. I had dinner around 6pm and the place was quiet and not crowded yet. The service was great, as I was greeted by two friendly servers from the door to the table. There was a larger party who sat behind me, and it seemed like a lot of locals eat there. There were several customers who seemed to be regulars. The wait time was the food was not long at all and costs of the dinner was fair. The food was amazing and flavorful, as most Nepali food are rich in flavor and spice. Although, I am not Nepali, the taste are very similar to my Nepali friend's homemade food, so quite authentic to me.

This restaurant is so so so good. The place has be re-done up so nicely it looks out of place in a street full of chicken cottages and whatnot, but the ambience is amazing. The staff straight off the bat were so friendly, helping us out with specials and also gladly obliging when telling us about the Nepalese heritage and its mixture of Buddhism and Hinduism. The food was so good and so flavoursome and it came in perfect time. If you fancy something different I would heartily recommend this place, can't remember the last time I had such a good meal. Big Up Nepalese Tandoori.

A wonderful gem near Shepherd's Bush. Nice, clean interior. Smart, friendly staff. First rate food. Best Seek Kebab in a while. A Sunday night; 2/3 full of singles, couples and small groups.

I thought that this Nepalese Tandoori restaurant was very, very solid. It exceeded my expectations, and I would definitely come back if I were in the area. The servers are very friendly and made our visits feel welcoming and enjoyable. Make sure to check in on yelp for 10% off your order, and if you make a booking in advance online you can get 30% off your order. Now about the food. I thought that the flavors at this restaurant were very on point. My sister and I both weren't very hungry, so we each ordered a starter dish and found them to be very yummy. My sister got the Chicken Momo's, and especially because my sister is a very picky person it means a lot that she finished her entire dish. I wound up ordering the Prawn Purée, which were basically prawns in a tomato-based sauce, all within a thin, bread-like wrap. The wrap was accompanied by a slightly sweet yogurt sauce that perfectly accompanied the prawns and wrapped the whole dish together. I definitely recommend the prawns if you're looking for a light but still satisfying starter dish. My mom and dad both ordered entrée dishes, and the flavors were also very nice. My dad had the lamb curry, and my mom had one of the dishes that our waitress recommended from the "House Specials" section of the menu called the Chicken Lasoni. To our surprise, neither of the entrée dishes came with any sort of carb accompaniment. We were expecting rice or na'an on the side, but you have to order those separately and pay additional money for a side of rice or a piece of na'an. That is definitely one downside to the restaurant since tacking on that extra £3 to each dish does add up, especially when eating out with a larger party. I must say though, the flavors of both entrée dishes were very impressive as well. The lamb in the curry was extremely tender, and it came with just the right amount of sauce to eat the rice and na'an with. Even though the sauce wasn't spicy at all, it still was flavorful and tasted great with the na'an. The sauce of the chicken lasoni was definitely the highlight of the meal. It was a medium-hot dish, and the amount of spice, in my opinion, was just the perfect explosion of flavor in your mouth. Definitely recommend the lasoni here, and it's great because it can be paired with a variety of meats or veggies. We did have to wait quite a little while for our food to come out even though we didn't order too much. It was around a 30+ minute wait, so make sure to set aside some time if you are planning to come here to eat. We weren't in a rush, so the wait wasn't too bothersome, and the quality of the food was worth it for sure. So long story short, my family's visit to Nepalese Tandoori Restaurant was very pleasant, and we encountered some of the nicest waiters and waitresses that we have had on our week-long trip to London. You definitely won't regret stopping by this restaurant if you are nearby!

This is 100% the Best Indian restaurant in London. The food is amazing, it has a great atmosphere and the staff are brilliant! Me and my family have been bringing people here for years and every visit is as good as the last. One thing I would say is book over the weekend due to popularity!

Fantastic food and lovely service. We started with chicken momo and a tandoori lamb starter, both cooked well and accompanied by lovely sauces. I had the cream and coconut based curry with king prawns, which was divine. House red wine is the perfect accompaniment. Highly recommend!

Very good price (if you have the taste card) and great food. Recomend the MoMo

I love this place. We used to live a few streets away and would eat in or order takeaways regularly. The food is beautiful, with a really good selection of dishes, and eating in the restaurant always has a good atmosphere. Definately worth mentioning is that the staff are just wonderful. Super friendly, but professional, and really make the evening.