


Praised by King Charles and listed on BBC’s list of ‘Worlds Best Curry Houses’, Aladin is One of the Best Indian Restaurants in London. Winner of European Curry Awards, London Curry Awards, Taste Brick Lane Curry Awards, ARTA Curry Awards and the British Bengal Curry Awards – the Aladin is a Multi Award Winner. Best Curry House in Brick Lane London.
Bangladeshi, Indian and Pakistani curries, baltis and grills in small, bring-your-own restaurant.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 132 Brick Ln, London E1 6RU, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 20 7247 8210
Website: https://www.aladinbricklane.co.uk/
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Reviews
For starters, I had the sheesh kebab, well spiced and full of flavour. For the main, I ordered the garlic chicken masala and asked for it hotter than usual; it was phenomenal. My friend ordered the chicken dopiaza, which was also top quality.
The Peshawari and garlic naans were excellent sides, and our server Farhan was attentive and friendly throughout.
The only reason for 3★ on the atmosphere was that we arrived while there was a very large, lively table in, which made conversation at our table a bit difficult — nothing negative about the venue itself.
Overall, if you’re looking for a proper curry in London, look no further.
We were two adults and two children, and we really enjoyed the food. We were sure we wanted a chicken korma, and we asked for advice on another non-spicy dish, which they recommended as chicken tikka.
Everything was very tasty. As a curious note, they don’t have a drinks menu; you can only order tap water, but that doesn’t stop you from bringing your own beer or wine. Just a one-minute walk away, you can buy your drink and then enjoy it without any problem in the restaurant.
The staff were very friendly.
Perhaps the only thing that seemed a bit strange to me was that you had to order all the food at once. They didn’t allow you to order more later if you were still hungry—I didn’t quite understand why. We would have ordered another peshwari naan, but we were left wanting more.
If you’re in the area and feeling hungry, don’t hesitate to visit this restaurant.