Mint Leaf Lounge

Nice indian food and amazing staff ! Please, bear in mind that is an expensive place becfore booking, however food is incredible.

Downside : ladies toilets were dirty. I remove one star for that.

Food was good, not exceptional. Service thoroughly okay. Decent choices for vegetarians. Host tried to seat me in the bar when I'd reserved a table, even though the restaurant was quiet. I'd go back to give it a second chance.

Welcoming place, stylist ambience, delicious cuisine and excellent service.

Attended a special birthday party in the afternoon with a group of 90 people.
Enough space for a dance floor and dining.
Very impressed with the staff efficiency, friendliness and excellent cuisine at reasonable price.

Will definitely be arranging more parties there and will visit again.

I had drinks and Dinner on 03 Nov 2022 . Great Ambience , amazing Food , awesome Hospitality . Recommended cocktail - Hanging Garden ( whiskey Based ) : Special thanks to Ms Meenu and Ms Anita , Mr Nitin also was a great guy .. It was an unforgettable experience - the warmth these Guys showed .. not only to Me but to every customer / client .. smiles always on face … thanks a lot

Best Indian food experience in central london. They have limited veg options so v ordered all of it and it was all amazing. They should increase their veg options so that people want to come again to try other items. It's very expensive and fine dine. They're cocktails are awesome as well. Definitely wanting to go back to this place.

The food is delicious, the cocktails full of flavours. However, the service could be better. It is slow and you have to call many times for the attention of the staff. The place is beautiful, very well decorated.

Very nice and tasty place. The food is delicious and service on point. Mojitos are refreshing! Mix grill nice and curry was cooked perfectly.

This place is not for me given the amount of other vegetarian Indian restos I have tried. If I could would probably rate as 2.5 . We spent 50 each for starter, main and 1 drink. Like most Indian food in the city its over priced for my tastes given the quality and price in zones 4 onwards.

The menu has 3 veg starters, 2 veg mains and 5 veg sides. The starters were OK. Nothing stand out. Bhel puri was good but I think it's hard to get wrong. I found the aloo tikki quite dry. It tasted like a ragda petit without the chickpea base. I wished it had the chickpea.

I really liked both mains. The kofta was really good. It's on the sweet side so be warned if you don't like sweet mains. The paneer was good and reminded me of a chilli paneer starter. Tried the dal makhni which I liked but not as good as Dishoom.

We also had the chocolate dessert. It came with vanilla ice cream. I did not like it. It was quite bitter which was not an issue. The problem for me was the texture. It was not smooth on the palate. It felt like there was too much gelatine (which made me realise I forgot to check if it was vegetarian!). It was one of the worst chocolate desserts I have had.

My advice is to avoid the chocolate dessert. I am sure the traditional Indian desserts are fine.