Sheba Brick Lane - Carte

The food was very tasty, the service fast, and they had great vegetarian options, with lots of choices in general. I definitely recommend this place

Dirty napkins, dirty place, dirty toilets... I wonder what the kitchen may look like. Overpriced food, do not waste your time and money in this restaurant

Very warm welcome from the staff for a meal booked for 5 pm. The food was tasty, but the portions were very, very small. The garlic nan was about 8 inches in diameter, which is just measly. Voir le carte

Service was fine but disappointed with food. Just very average was expecting more. It just isn’t the “award” standard as advertised. But nice people and don’t want to be too hard as they certainly made us feel welcome

I love indian food, and i had high hopes to experience an authentic lunch in Brick Lane. After reading lots of reviews we decided to try Sheba, but our experience with was really Dissapointing. Small restaurant, with Average food, with distracted staff, and definitely over-priced for what is offered.

The food was insanely good !!! Very fresh, the lamb shank and naan bread and okra are a must try. We have been to many Indian restaurants, but this one reall stands out. The entire experience was lovely, from the friendly service, clean toilets to the warm towels after the lunch and nice chocolates. They make the best naan bread I ever had and I live in London for more than 10 years and have tried many over the years. We ordered for our 3 small kids and my partner and I more than 5 naan breads and finished them all. Voir le carte

Other than tasty chutneys, there was nothing about this meal or the restaurant that was good. Vegetable samosas were totally bland. Honestly, it was like there was no seasoning or spice used at all. My king prawn Malabar had an excessively thin and dull sauce. The butter chicken was watery and the vegetable curry was tasteless. The sag paneer was cooked in some kind of gluey cream sauce (I think). I expected something fresh and light and got a gloopy mess. And, the restaurant itself is in need of a top-to-bottom clean. Very disappointing and would not recommend.

The food here was ok but nothing to write home about sadly. Not sure what the hype is about, there are much better Indian restaurants in Brick Lane! You 're crammed in, the waiters are rude and clearly can 't wait to get you out and another party in, had to order our drinks 3 times before we got them and move the table every time someone from the table next to us wanted to get out as you 're so close. The food was average, quite bland which is so strange for an Indian. The sag aloo was lovely, the rest was just a bit meh, so disappointed. We weren 't even asked how was everything at any point, the waiters were just mute with everyone. Wouldn 't bother going, we wanted to tell the people queu...

Very average food, was expecting a lot more from looking at previous reviews. Price was overpriced by a mile. £8 for 4 poppadums. Waiter was sneaky and said to us “main course yes” when I ordered sag aloo, me thinking yes I’ll have it with main course, his thinking is he’ll charge £5 extra pounds and say you wanted it as a main meal at the end £11.95 for sag aloo). Paid £17 for a pint of beer and a single rum and coke, disgusting prices. My chicken main was very average, got 4 measly bits of chicken floating sauce and my partners main came old luke warm. I spoke with the manager about this who said nothing and did nothing…. After complaining about all of the above, the waiter had the cheek t... Voir le carte