The Delhi Brasserie

Just happened to stumble upon this restaurant when walking through soho. Was seated right away and was offered excellent service by Dell and his team.

I got chicken tikka masala with some naan and rice. Definitely coming back because of the food, service, and ambience!

Thank you HASSAN! Truly Excellent a lovely dinner with my mother, who was treated like royalty

Pretty good Indian spot seems authentic. The saag paneer was less creamy than I've had in the states, chana masala was well seasoned but a bit undercooked. The fish curry was delicious as was the chicken tikka. Don't forget the butter naan.

What a little gem on Frith Street. There's a Sri Lankan spot next door that we had tried to get into first, no luck. Hoping this spot had room, they did! The servers at Delhi Brasserie invited us in, took our coats and immediately got us started with drinks. The food was delish- we ordered samosas (smaller than the ones in the US but not a bad idea since you then have room for everything else?), aloo chop and both came with this delish spicy sauce. Food also comes up a dumb waiter which was fun to watch! We ordered all the naans, which were delish, rice and everyone got a main- meats, paneers, everything was good. Place definitely started to get busy around 8pm. Spot was cozy and I would definitely recommend. Dell was our server and he was great!

Delicious Bangladeshi food. Right in the heart of Soho. Friendly service. Not crazy west end prices either.
Garlic Chicken, onion Bhaji, tarka dahl.
Certainly worth another visit for me.

Great place, wondering why it's not seeing the love with previous ratings? This should actually be more of a 4.5 star.

I consider a place good based on, "would I eat here again?" And the answer is yes. Food was flavorful, good quality cuts of meat, portions were good and service was helpful.

Non-vegetarian thali
Chicken Tikka, Chicken Tikka Masala, Lamb Bhuteko, Saag Paneer, Pilau Rice & Naan
It was delicious! Since it was a little bit of everything, great opportunity to taste their dishes. Mmmm the lamb bhuteko had succulent pieces of lamb in a delicious sauce... the chicken dishes had all white meat, and the masala sauce was creamy and tasty, their saag paneer is the best I've ever had, cheese was the right consistency. Mmmm! I think my taste buds broke with this meal! Ordering this meal says for one person but can easily feed 2 people... just order more Naan.

My husband ordered the chicken tiki masala, he was satisfied but didn't care for the pilau rice.

Tandoori quail masala... was flavorful and filling.

This place is busy... they were able to accommodate us on a Friday night and still give us great service.

I had an excellent dinner at the Delhi Brasserie after seeing a play at The Apollo Theater on Shaftesbury Avenue. The show got out late and there was the Delhi Brasserie on Frith Street conveniently located on the walk back to my Hotel. I got there at 11:30 PM and they took great care of me. Try the Lamb Curry with Garlic Nan.
I will definitely be going back to The Delhi Brasserie!

This is one of our favorite more traditional Indian restaurants in London. Delhi's version of the two dishes we use as a measuring stick -Aloo Gobi and Chana Masala were tasty and fiery. In combination with the Chicken Peri Peri, our mouths were on fire (in a good way)! Everything else we ordered was solid including the fluffy garlic naan. The waitstaff was friendly and quick to refill our waters to help tame the heat. We'd recommend making this part of a night out in Soho as the surrounding neighborhood is packed with all sorts of fun drinking spots and excellent crowd-watching.

Good and affordable place in Center London for an Indian restaurant (even if the best deals are in Brick Lane in my opinion)
The restaurant looks pretty fancy and I was quite surprise of the price and the quality of the meals.
I ordered garlic naan with some Korai Lamb (which was perfectly spicy). The garlic naan was good even if the garlic flavor wasn't strong enough. The lamb was really good and well cook.
I finished this dinner with a nice masala chai and paid £18 for everything, service included.
It's a pretty nice place but not the best one in my opinion.
The service is ok even if the waiters are not that friendly

I was in the Soho neighborhood of London having drinks with appetizers in a Peruvian restaurant with my cousins who live there. They left early as they had to go to work the next day. I was still a little hungry and not ready to go back to my room. I stumbled on this Indian restaurant on the way to the tube at Piccadilly. I had the butter chicken with pulao rice and some garlic nan bread. The chicken was well spiced and excellent, the rice bland and a disappointment; the nan very good.

Typical of London Indian restaurants everything is a la carte.

I wished I could give it a 3.5. Also noticed that I cannot check in on yelp in Europe. It must have to do with the privacy laws. So I bookmarked the restaurant while I was eating and the review later.