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Indian restaurant in [[Locale Holborn|Holborn]], located on the corner of Eagle Street and Red Lion Street. |
Indian restaurant in [[Locale Holborn|Holborn]], located on the corner of Eagle Street and Red Lion Street. They also offer takeaway, and a daily buffet lunch (£8 as of September 2008). A sign in the window indicates that they serve halal food. There's ground floor seating plus another room upstairs. |
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<b>Note:</b> According to [http://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/2851214555/ a comment on Flickr], as of 2010 the Tandoori Raj is under new management. We haven't visited since the management change, so the comments below may be out of date. They also offer takeaway, and a daily buffet lunch (£8 as of September 2008). A sign in the window indicates that they serve halal food. There's ground floor seating plus another room upstairs. |
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Indian restaurant in Holborn, located on the corner of Eagle Street and Red Lion Street. They also offer takeaway, and a daily buffet lunch (£8 as of September 2008). A sign in the window indicates that they serve halal food. There's ground floor seating plus another room upstairs.
Kake and others visited on a Wednesday evening in September 2008. We were a largeish group, so had prebooked space in the upstairs room, which turned out to be fairly plain decor-wise, though not uncomfortable.
The food was all really quite average. Kake's starter of lentil soup was very bland, despite being advertised as "spicy soup made with special herbs". I couldn't detect any flavours other than that of the lentils, and even those were slightly undercooked. My main of king prawn sagwala was better in terms of flavour, with a decent quantity of tasty chopped greens in the sauce, but the king prawns themselves were rubbery and flavourless (and I suspect they may not actually have been king prawns at all).
Kake's verdict: I wouldn't boycott the place if others wanted to come here, but I certainly wouldn't come back on purpose.
Accessibility: At least one step up to get in, and toilets are up two flights of winding, narrow stairs.
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