Bengal Clipper - Tower Bridge

very nice food and friendly service. Good value bearing in mind the great location.

there was a privete party on that saturday so there should have been no other bookings taken

the restaurant is overestimated, eating is Bland service is lousy and they employ some dopey waiters who have no idea what they do. by far the worst culinary experience I had Voir le carte

Overall the food was nice, but for £61 for only 2 people I though was rather pricey for an Indian. Again, food was nice so not knocking it. Yes I'd recommend for special occasions but not for regular sit down Indian meals.

The food was good, very tasty, and reasonably priced. We went on a Sunday, early evening and the restaurant was very quiet, which was good for us as they were able to accommodate our large party at short notice. The location doesn’t boast a view but the restaurant itself is nice. Overall, very glad we found it and would go again.

when a Bangladeshi cook prepares the North Indian cuisine, it tastes quite obvious. it has a very large escaping area with many empty tables. since it was almost the last option at the end of the road, I went in and ordered the standard Indian meal butter chicken, dal makhni and the rest well tasted. the service standards are quite dissolving to say the least. server is not interested. visit them only if there are no options in the opposite. Voir le carte

close to the tower bridge, bengal clipper serves under average Indian food. the restaurant is normally empty except on sundays when served buffet. I went to the restaurant to try her buffet, which is not expensive, but the money is not worth it. I tried to chew the chickens that was quite gum like hard, wowb bhaji that had too much gramme flour and was obviously very oily, the dal tadka (yellow dal) was pretty bad it had a lot of sloppy that I have never seen in a dal fry, it was not too bad in the South Indian restaurant that was mixed vegetables

not the restaurant it was 10 years ago. a large restaurant with bangladeshi and Indian cuisine. eating is now average and generally underwhelming. if they are adventurous, ask the cook to cook them a 'shatkora' lamb or huh curry. a shatkora is a bitter citrus fruit found in northeastern Bengal and assam and is a local delicacies. it is available in many Bangladeshi restaurant menus in recent years, but is available in the rule even if it is not listed on the menu. the shatkora curry here is pretty good. yes, asianhawk has a penchant for shatkora! halal.

We had been told this was a good restaurant, it is in a good location, nice decor and plenty of tables available on a Saturday night surprisingly. We had a very nice lamb and cashew starter, but the chutneys were very bland and we were charged for them which is new to me. All the other dishes were very average, lamb rogan josh more tomato than lamb and a sweet bland sauce, no salad with the tandoori which was very dry. It is a shame as the staff were lovely and service very good. Hope this was just an off day, but for now our hunt for the best Indian restaurant south of the river carries on! Voir le carte