I went to La Porte des Indes with 2 friends on a Wednesday night and we ordered from the £22 set menu.

The staff were very attentive and polite couldn't do enough. The decor inside the restaurant is stunning with the sound of the waterfall in the background and the beautiful table settings.

The selection from the set menu was excellent. When the food arrived, I was a bit concerned about the size of the portions, however the food is so rich that it turned out they were the right sizes.

It would have been nice to have a larger rice portion though. As we were leaving, I was impressed that when I left the doorman remembered my name from the booking, which was a nice touch.

I would reccommend ordering from the set menu as the a la carte prices are very high.

very exciting & dressy venue.
small bar, extraordinarily large rooms for dining.
the food is alright, not exceptional.
the staff are not the friendliest,
especially when they try and force you to have a set menu??
its fun with friends for a dressy night out.

Not impressed at all, the food was tasteless and the portions were really small. Not value for money at all. Even the decor looks bit dated now. I had a better time in Anokha which is a new bar & restaurant at fenchurch st. We got 50% discount booking through toptable and the food was lovely. So I definitely dont recommend La Port De Indes.

Highly over priced for what it was. The prices were high to pay for the ridiculous outfits the staff were made to wear maybe? I have had a better curry at my local curry house in Brighton

The best, and most stylish Indian restaurant in London by a long way. Fantastic unique decor and highly original dishes. I totally recommend it.

I was expecting something similar to the sister restaurant Blue Elephant. I was disappointed by La Porte des Indes, however the food was good as was the service. They provide entertainment for the kids at La Porte des Indes which was a bonus.

This is what I call Indian cuisine! In fact Indian with a French influence. Dishes and ingredients at La Porte des Indes are incredibly unique and delicious. The La Porte des Indes ballroom-esque interior, tropical plants and first-class service leave you with a memorable experience and one I highly recommend.

There's nothing really wrong with La Porte des Indes or the food but you do feel like you are an ingredient for a sausage machine. It's a quick in and quick out, nice enough food but nothing special for about £60 per head. Don't go to La Porte des Indes, go to Bombay Palace down the road.