Indigo - Carte

Popped in for a quick bite to eat before a Rich Mix show. Delicious food and excellent service. Relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

quiet Indian restaurant next to the rich mix cinema. brilliant and polite staff. the food tasted great and the price was appropriate when you are.

Why would they be put in a milkshake? being here a few times, it's really not a great place to dinate. music is good. when they order, they stick to ice and drinks. Voir le carte

I was pretty hungry, so had a vegetarian starter and lamb seekh kebab, both were very tasty. I'll definitely visit again but only for main, only reason I didn't award 5 5 was that the starter was the same price as the main meal, and I think £7 is too much for a vegetarian appetiser.

my London visit started with this place as I came from my apartment I saw this place in the land and I just went in the place was empty as it was quite late on Sunday night. I ordered a few beers, huh and simple naan eating was fresh, beautifully prepared, plentiful amount and very tasty. the personal was very welcoming place also has a lot of space and has thema of bollywood over. after that I went back there and would definitely go back to my next trip.

This restaurant was reviewed highly on other sites so decided to check out why it was different on here It's an interesting space, close to Dishoom and Brick lane, this place has in so many ways lots to live up to. Set in the Richmix Cinema, I though it was a bit of a strange location, but it looks like they seem to be doing ok as the place has a nice vibe.. The music was relaxed, Caribbean reggae and the wall writing along with the palm trees outside with tables and chairs gave the place a beach feel to it! You could be in Goa or the Caribbean! ; We visited on a Wednesday night and there was a large group eating, and about 6 other tables had diners! There was a...read more Voir le carte

We were keen to check out Indigo, a bright and cheerful restaurant that has opened up next door to Rich Mix cinema. Rich Mix is one of our favourite places, with a great line up of comedy, music and independent cinema First impressions of Indigo were good, loved the light and airy space We kicked things off with a mango lassi. Our first ones were a bit pale and anaemic, but our second ones seemed to have about 50% more mango which was better Starters came from the street food section. I went for pav bhaji which is a spicy vegetable curry served with toasted bread. I found the curry to be a bit too tomato-ey which made it a bit one dimensional. I would have liked it if they had...read more

The Rich Mix cafe isn't the main attraction here but it does a good job. It offers cakes, sandwiches, snacks and cups of tea and coffee however, you don't go to the Rich Mix for the culinary experience. For those of you who don't know, the Rich Mix is a cultural center at the top of Brick Lane on Bethnal Green Road. It puts on loads of different events (music, theater, ping pong evenings, comedy nights, etc), has a cinema that shows a few mainstream movies, a lot of very interesting documentaries that aren't necessarily in the limelight, and has a small exhibition room. It's very cheap to go, most events are under 10 pounds and drinks at the bar are cheap. Correction, they're seriously...rea...

sunday evening nice and quiet, service good, prices good, food great, samosa chaat was 2 samosas on a plate with all the dressing on top so 2 people had one each (for one order and 2 bowls of rice was good enough for 3 people you could obviously order another if you disagree at the time, 1 starter 3 mains 3 naan 2 rice 3 drinks under £60 10% service charge on bill (i always take that off the bill if paying by card and give the service charge in cash hoping the waiters etc do actually get it although it did not say on the receipt service charge is always optional. the menu seemed quite small, usually means good food and so it did. though no korma or stuffed parata it was a lovely meal and a l... Voir le carte