9 Marshall Street,
Soho,
London,
W1F 7ER
0872 148 0958
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Great food, great service and adoring atmosphere. Ate here as a group, was seated reasonably quickly. The waitress was very friendly and efficient. Food came reasonably fast and of great standard. Will definitely come here again, great discount with the Viewcard! Completely worth the money.
Amazing, refreshing, vibrant and friendly.... will defo go back
I love the curry from Masala Zone as the amount is right for me and food is tasty. It is a good place for friends visiting there together and chatting over the food. Only critic I have is that poppadom comes half the size only and it is a bit miser (because it is not an expensive item at all if you look at the price of uncooked ones in the store like tesco or somerfield) and waiters are so busy that it is not easy to catch them if you want to order another glass of drink/side orders/etc.... Still, the food is lovely, waiters are friendly and the price is right. It is definitely worth visiting and I will be back again.
Consistently good. enjoyed the bhel puri street food, the rogan josh grand thali with the daily changing vegetables, and the creamy kulfi - their Indian icecream. Friendly service;. I also liked the cool art on the wall- tribal are.
Good value to. it cost me £20 for a 3 course meal and wine
This is very much an average indian when it comes to food and service.
The waiters were not on the ball and it seems like they dont understand the menu and couldnt help me out or explain when i was trying to select something different.
Its a very commercial place as Masala Zone is like Mcdonalds of curry houses. Well the plus side is the atmosphere is nice and seating comfy food is strictly average.
We went to Mazala Zone in Soho on 5th April for dinner. The waiter served us couldn’t explain the menu. Eventually he managed to take the order after 20 minutes.
This is not the waiter’s fault; he has not been trained well. The popadoms took 35 minutes to arrive after reminding the waiter.
There was only one mild meat dish which was not “every one’s cup of tea”. We ordered Pav Bhaji which came without a slice of lemon.
When we asked the friendly and helpful manager for a slice of lemon we were told that the owners like it to be served without the slice of lemon.
Obviously when they travelled to India for tasting the food (as they say), they didn’t taste Pav Bhaji. You need to have lemon in pav bhaji. The butter chicken was not all that. To top it all off their faluda was disgusting. It looked and tasted like a bowl of sick.Meera
I was introduced to Masala Zone by a colleague from Mumbai who said it was his favourite place in London. While definitely good and indisputably cheap, the naan is too doughy and some of the dishes taste a bit bland. I found little difference between their chicken tikka masala and their butter chicken, though I really enjoy their chicken madras. I go back every once in a while as it's close to work, but the quality keeps me from ranking it as a favourite.
Masala Zone is my favourite place for casual dining. It reminded me of many months staying in India and eating in friends homes. The thalis (composite meal) are not only balanced eating but also delicious. The tanginess of the street food is seductive. Great staff, and good vibes all round. Keep it up, Masala Zone.
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