The Tamil Prince

"London Travelers insta feed "

@sheplar

"Suggested by Claires indian friend"

@nereberas5

"Ce restaurant très célèbre offre les meilleurs plats indiens de la ville. La nourriture est servie sous forme de tapas, prête à l’emploi, fraîchement sorti de la petite cuisine visible à travers une grande baie vitrée depuis la salle à manger. Les frites de gombo et les bhajis à l’oignon donnent le coup d’envoi. Le Paneer masala est une explosion en bouche, avec de tendres morceaux de fromage indien recouverts d’une sauce riche. Privilégiez le Channa bhatura, un plat de pois chiche fondant accompagné d’un raïta, idéal pour compléter dignement un repas indien. Un important choix de cocktails Même s’il ne reste plus de place pour le pudding, la longue liste de cocktails permet de prolonger les repas. Les boissons sont le domaine de Simone Pugi, ancien élève du Bar Termini. Bien qu’il puisse s’agir d’un emplacement générique, peu de restaurants indiens ont autant de caractère que celui-ci."

@helene.jacquemin91

"excellent Indian pub like place"

@arthursitbon1992

"https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGdeh93mJ/"

@jessiokee

"Instagram Rec - Paneer Masala"

@abbyc

"Really good but prefer Dishoom and a bit expensive."

@maitamenasche

"South indian breakfast Samedi et dimanche 9h 11h"

@mademoiselle_anja_r

"Ristorante indiano molto carino, il cibo delizioso (ovviamente piccante); il personale gentilissimo e pronto a dare ottimi consigli!"

@silvacavallin4

"V good South Indian food in lovely pub in Angel. Paneer butter masala meant to be v good"

@anoushkamuir

"Ça a l’air TOP !! Grillades BBQ"

@marielle.food

"Indian from insta with some amazing looking breads. "

@travelingtimber

"One of the best meals I’ve had in London so far! Highly recommended! Love the vibes of the place too!"

@catvb

"Try crinkly crunchy okra fries and cheeky, chunky chicken lollipops. For the main event, try a channa bhatura chickpea curry and massive, meaty tiger prawns in garlic masal"

@annabelle.gch

"Small plates, sharing style. Hard to get a reservation"

@sophiegracebrown

"Indien absolument fantastique. Un peu cher mais incroyable. Il faut réserver par contre ou attendre une. bonne heure "

@suzie.etch

"Bookings open 28 days in advance"

@niamk

"Pub with amazing Indian Food"

@ediegoulden

"Recommended by couple who bought a Grace small. Book very in advance "

@swagnese

"modern indian, cocktails. Indian Sunday roast "

@daniel.gibson16

"Indien très très bon. Possible de réserver. Cocktails bon aussi. Bon rapport qualité prix. Spécialité bread soufflé avec des chickpeas."

@carolinetran

"Restau indien / pub. Yacine "

@chloe.baret

"Resto de quartier Terrasse sympa Plats indiens quali"

@apolline.goy

"Pub indian food - seen on insta"

@danilomenasche

"Pub with Indian food, try the Roti "

@ailomaree

"Indian. Good value (£50) and tasty"

@gio.vecchio

"Best North Indian food in London "

@asia.toni

"Amazing Indian food Easy place (pub) "

@cecilia_berti

"Ça a l’air ouuuuuf (petite soeur « tamila london »)"

@jojopiccio

"amazing indo fusion food+drinks"

@sharanya03

"Best Indian Restaurant for: Cosy pub aesthetics Dish to order: Channa bhatura with Raita The Tamil Prince took its Islington neighbours by surprise when it launched as a pub-slash-restaurant in June 2022. But the intrigue only fuelled interest, as influencers and discerning foodies have been seeking out the establishment – among a grid of manicured parks and lavish townhouses – ever since. Food is served tapas style as it's ready, fresh from the small kitchen which is visible through a large glass window from the dining room. Okra fries and onion bhajis kick things off, dipped in the fiery mint chutney – hold off if spice doesn’t agree with you. Paneer masala is an explosion in the mouth, with tender chunks of Indian cheese smothered in the rich sauce. Pile it on heaps of sweet coconut pilau rice and you may wonder if you’ve moved straight onto pudding (no complaints here). Second helpings of buttery goodness come courtesy of dhal makhani, an indulgent lentil dish new to my palate that was so good I’ve since been on the hunt for a recipe to replicate it from the comfort of my kitchen. Prioritise the Channa bhatura, a melty chickpea dish accompanied by an Insta-worthy raita ideal for soaking up all of the sauce that hasn’t landed on the table or down your front. While there may not be much room left for pudding, the hefty cocktail list does a good job of extending sittings. Drinks are the domain of Bar Termini alumni Simone Pugi, so it’s little surprise that more than one of the prince cocktails was consumed (a cardamom rum, rose water and lime concoction topped with a branded, edible rice paper circle). While it may come with a wildcard location, few Indian restaurants are as characterful as this. Connor Sturges Address: The Tamil Prince, 115 Hemingford Road, London N1 1BZ Website: thetamilprince.com "

@wehogirl123

"Really tasty, good value for a nice group night out. Have to book ages in advance. "

@maia_cohen

"Emily's and Jaideep's recommendation. Okra fries, paneer butter masala, Dal Makhani, Lamb curry, chicken curry"

@victor.marpal

"Quant little joint in Islington, amidst a quiet neighbourhood is this unreal restaurant! The name gives you a clue but the menu is Tamil food with great beers to go with, its just plain smart. Highlights include the dosa starter, paneer massala and the channa bhaturu. Food & Drink: 8.5/10 Service: 8.2/10 Value: 8.5/10 Recco Score: 85%"

@smithmc281

"Indian pub and the chef worked at roti king "

@alexandra.fs.tan

"Delicious Indian food and cosy pub vibes"

@sophiekerrigan95

"Everything was incredible love the okra Fries:)"

@erinflynn101

"Indian pub food. Good. ON LIST TO TRY. "

@oliviavf

"From the former chefs of Roti King, really want to try "

@tegan.hartwig1