La Porte Des Indes is an Indian restaurant that serves authentic Indian cuisine on two floors encasing a waterfall and a marble staircase. They also offer a takeaway and delivery service. Catering for private parties of up to 100 guests is available upon request.
La Porte Des Indes
Indian Restaurant in Marylebone
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8 / 10 from 2 reviews
Address
32 Bryanston Street
Marylebone
London
W1H 7EG
32 Bryanston Street
Marylebone
London
W1H 7EG
Telephone
020 7224 0055
020 7224 0055
Cuisine
Indian
Indian
Other Branches
Blue Elephant
Blue Elephant
Region
Marylebone
Marylebone
Opening Times
| Monday |
Open 12:00 - Closes 14:30 Open 18:30 - Closes 23:30 |
| Tuesday |
Open 12:00 - Closes 14:30 Open 18:30 - Closes 23:30 |
| Wednesday |
Open 12:00 - Closes 14:30 Open 18:30 - Closes 23:30 |
| Thursday |
Open 12:00 - Closes 14:30 Open 18:30 - Closes 23:30 |
| Friday |
Open 12:00 - Closes 14:30 Open 18:30 - Closes 23:30 |
| Saturday |
Open 12:00 - Closes 14:30 Open 18:30 - Closes 23:30 |
| Sunday |
Open 12:00 - Closes 15:30 Open 18:00 - Closes 22:30 |
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All In London Review
A light, healthy meal you will really enjoy eating
Part of the Blue Elephant Group, the menu prides itself on offering French-Indo fusion food (bouillabaisse with spices, magret de canard with tamarind sauce), however despite the odds we are here to sample the “650 calorie light lunch menu”, because who wants to count calories when they’re eating out?
Lunch is priced at £19, to include a glass of freshly squeezed juice and three courses, the main dish being a choice between salmon cooked on the tandoor grill and Portobello mushroom with mint chutney.
We like the fresh juices very much, (sweet and refreshing orange, passion fruit and lemongrass, and a reviving watermelon drink) along with the poppadums which have been spiced up with cumin seeds, and the Bombay street food-style amuse bouche, a chickpea cake with yoghurt wrapped in thin pastry.
The starter is a dish of broccoli florets marinated in yoghurt and cream cheese along with lime juice, lemongrass and spices. Grilling them on the tandoor has made them crispy while retaining crunchiness, with a citrusy, bright flavour.
One main has two salmon steaks coated in mustard, chilli and fennel; the piquant fish flakes away beautifully. The other is a flat mushroom topped with herby, minty chutney, both dishes come with little piles of red rice, a mushy, spicy lentil daal, and naan with cumin seeds.
Dessert is a sweet lychee and rosewater sorbet, an ideal palate cooler. A delicious meal, plus afterwards we feel satisfied and energetic rather than wanting a snooze on the sofa.
Reviewed by Leila
Published on Apr 3, 2012
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This bright, colourful restaurant is a feast for the eyes, as a large waterfall and numerous plants will keep kids enthralled once they’ve finished eating. The lunch and set menus are great value.
User Reviews
jobyrd
Feb 10, 2007
Hilarious! You come to this small unassuming shopfront and then inside the restaurant unfolds into a tropical loveland. Spectacular! This is what you pay for. I have been on 3 occasions and the service and food has ranged from impeccable and astonishing to slack and disappointing so perhaps a bit hit and miss... but when its on form its fantastic. My last experience was the worst so probably won't return.
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