Bhatti - Carte

My family needed to eat somewhere before seeing a show, We walked into this restaurant at randomWorstIndianFood.

We actually ate here out of desperation when nothing else was open after a late show - they are open until midnight.

I wish that I could take a picture of the bizarre butter chicken for this review scary unfortunately it tasted as bizarre as it looks . Voir le carte

We booked for a Friday night at 8pm and were the first to be sitting down. Unfortunately not a very popular restaurant however food and service excellent.

I have been her twice before and enjoyed the experience and the food was good. This time all I can say was it was ok. The garlic chilli naan was very good though

Went out for a couple of beers and then the obligatory curry with a couple of old work buddies on Friday to Bhatti. Was very impressed with the service, tasty food and (with the 50% TT deal) terrific value. Will definitely go again. Voir le carte

We were in a bit of a rush during our meal at Bhatti we only had about 30mins to order eat and race off to the theatre. The staff were very quick and all our food was delivered in good time impressive! The food was good and reasonably priced, but be warned the drinks are charged at a premium and will knock your bill up considerably.

Horrible service and food below average. I was there in 1995 6 7 regularly when they had a pre- theater menu. The food was excellent, just like the service. Recent visits disappoint us completely. Very sad and grunting waiters and food is much worse. The landlord must take the initiative to fix things and train staff. Otherwise, this great restaurant will soon be forgotten.

Bhatti does the Indian restaurant classics adequately, just about, but with a complete absence of personality and flair. Mutton biryani was a large, well-spiced portion, but the accompanying veg curry was dull and lifeless. Chicken tikka Lahori was bland and anaemic. Chicken jalfrezi arrived in an ocean of sloppy gravy. Parathas and naans were very good. The meal for 3, with drinks, came to £43 with the toptable deal. Excellent value if you really must have an old-school curry in the West End, but nothing we ate made me want to go back any time soon. Voir le carte