Masala Zone Restaurants have brought a new dimension of Indian cuisine, at good value price levels, to London. From street foods to a wide range of regional curries from all parts of India to the all encompassing whole homestyle meal on a thali platter, Masala Zone caters to every taste.
Each Masala Zone restauant displays a form of popular or folk art and Masala Zone Islington has stunning murals by tribal artists from Madhya Pradesh in central India. More artwork can be seen in Bayswater, Camden, Covent Garden, Earls Court, Fulham and Soho.
Masala Zone Islington has an outdoor terrace seating 40, a private dining room seating 20, good to go and home delivery services.
Masala Zone
Indian Restaurant in Islington
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9 / 10 from 3 reviews
Address
80 Upper Street
Islington
London
N1 0NU
80 Upper Street
Islington
London
N1 0NU
Telephone
020 7359 3399
020 7359 3399
Cuisine
Indian
Indian
Other Branches
Masala World
Masala World
Website
http://www.masalazone.com
Opening Summary
Mon to Fri: 12.30 - 15.00, 17.30 - 23.00
Sat: 12.30 - 23.00
Sun: 12.30 - 22.30
Mon to Fri: 12.30 - 15.00, 17.30 - 23.00
Sat: 12.30 - 23.00
Sun: 12.30 - 22.30
Restaurant Facilities
Disabled Facilities
Children Welcome
Credit Cards Accepted
Music Played
Outdoor Area
User Reviews
DellJ
May 31, 2012
Great thalis - generous portions and polite friendly service! Cant go wrong with what seems to me to be pretty damn authentic indian restaurant to me!
Anonymous
Aug 3, 2008
My wife and I just moved from the States to London. On day two of our 2 year stint we couldn't wait any longer: We needed some of "the best Indian food in the world ... except for India of course" - something people keep telling us about London. Why we chose Masala Zone? Why choose a chain? Not sure. But when we arrived the place was packed and everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves.
We waited only 5 mins and were seated towards the rear of the restaurant. The ambiance, although not particularly authentic Indian, is nice. We started with Samosas and ordered a 2-dish Thali platter (assortment of two curries, two veg, two this, and two that) for entree. The food was tasty: Everything was fresh, cooked appropriately, and seasoned well. The portions were also impressive. In fact, next time we will share a single-dish thali instead of the double.
And so yes, there is indeed another dining experience for us at Masala ZONE. However, since we are brand spanking new to London, we're not sure if the price was right. We paid 28 pounds for one app, one entree, and two drinks. Seems a little steep to us ... but I have a feeling we better get used to it.
We waited only 5 mins and were seated towards the rear of the restaurant. The ambiance, although not particularly authentic Indian, is nice. We started with Samosas and ordered a 2-dish Thali platter (assortment of two curries, two veg, two this, and two that) for entree. The food was tasty: Everything was fresh, cooked appropriately, and seasoned well. The portions were also impressive. In fact, next time we will share a single-dish thali instead of the double.
And so yes, there is indeed another dining experience for us at Masala ZONE. However, since we are brand spanking new to London, we're not sure if the price was right. We paid 28 pounds for one app, one entree, and two drinks. Seems a little steep to us ... but I have a feeling we better get used to it.
ChrisH
Apr 25, 2006
I had possibly the best Indian in London at Masala Zone. The thali was delicious with plenty of food and great value. My partner and I ate for less than £22! Highly recommend the lassis to accompany your meal. I cannot wait for the weathe rot get better so we can sit on the outside terrace.
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