I had visited it few years ago to sample their extravagant
Sunday buffet, and it was the best buffet I had ever tried. You are absolutely
spoilt for choice. The food is beautifully spread out over two floors! Last
time, I ate there with family, I was so full, I was barely able to walk!!
This time round, I thought of trying their food for lunch.
It is a long way from Sutton to travel there, but it is well worth the visit. I
ordered their tasting platter. Which came beautifully presented in a tray of
starters such as Tandoori Prawn, Paneer Tikka, Lamb chop, three types of
stunning chutneys such as Mango, green, red chilli and carrot Raita. For Main,
there was this absolutely delicious Dhaba style chicken curry, saffron scented
rice, fluffy naan bread with Chana Masala. I had Guava juice with my meal.
You have three choices from a set menu for the tasting
platter, and is also available for vegetarians.
I was full after this lavish lunch and did not have place
for a dessert. I, however, did glance over their dessert menu, and it looked
very tempting. They had traditional Indian desserts such as Gulab Jamun, Rasmalai,
Bebinca etc. I will try it out hopefully for my next visit.
As you walk through their corridor, you cannot miss the glimpse of the photographs of your favourite star who had visited La Porte Des Indes in the past.
12.5 % discretionary service charge is added to your bill. I
paid £24 in all. I think it is fair price to pay for such a lovely meal in the
heart of Central London.
The restaurant is right next to the Marble Arch tube station
and is conveniently located for shopping if you wish to burn your calories
after the heavy meal, which I did!
Overview:
Food: 4.5/5
Service: 4.5/5
Ambience: 5/5
Value: 4/5
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