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Experience authentic Indian cuisine at Indian Panorama Chelsea, the top Indian restaurant in Chelsea, London. Enjoy traditional dishes like butter chicken, tandoori specialties, biryanis, and fresh vegetarian curries made with premium spices and quality ingredients. Located near South Kensington and Knightsbridge stations, we offer dine-in, takeaway, and delivery services for all occasions including family dinners and private events. Vegan and gluten-free options are available. Open daily for lunch and dinner. Book your table today for a genuine taste of India in Chelsea.
Hours
| Monday | 5–10:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 1–10:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 1–10:30 PM |
| Thursday | 1–10:30 PM |
| Friday | 1–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 1–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 1–10:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 149 Draycott Ave, London SW3 3AL, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 20 3051 4535
Website: https://www.indianpanoramachelsea.co.uk/
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Reservations: opentable.co.uksevenrooms.comthefork.com
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Ona C
Great and lush feeling in this regional
Indian restaurant. We felt super welcomed by Arvi. And we tried the chef’s specials that were so good, flavours really balanced. We love the starters, really original onion bhaji, also the sheesk lamb and the chicken Silbatta, really recommend this place
… moreIndian restaurant. We felt super welcomed by Arvi. And we tried the chef’s specials that were so good, flavours really balanced. We love the starters, really original onion bhaji, also the sheesk lamb and the chicken Silbatta, really recommend this place
The Hungry Foodie
Indian Panorama is the epitome of sophistication, relaxed yet refined. From the moment you enter the panoramic dining room, it’s clear that every detail, from lighting and décor to table settings, has been carefully curated to create an elegant and welcoming atmosphere. The walls are adorned with photographs of famous personalities, adding a touch of glamour and character to the space. The staff are attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely friendly, elevating the dining experience without ever feeling intrusive.
We kicked things off with a poppadom basket, onion bhaji and samosa chaat, all of them exactly what you want from starters: crisp, tasty and full of flavour. For mains, the vegetable biryani was bright and aromatic, the roast paneer tikka tender, and the mutter paneer a smoky, silky curry, easily the best I’ve ever tasted. Garlic naan and aloo kulcha were perfect for soaking up every last bit. For dessert, the mango kulfi and ras malai were light, creamy and a lovely way to finish. The drinks, from a crisp mojito to a fragrant lychee breeze, were refreshing and well balanced too.
Beyond the food, the restaurant features a sumptuous bar and a projector screen for sports events, blending sophistication with fun. Every element, from ambiance and service to presentation and flavors, comes together seamlessly, making Indian Panorama a truly refined and memorable dining experience.
… moreWe kicked things off with a poppadom basket, onion bhaji and samosa chaat, all of them exactly what you want from starters: crisp, tasty and full of flavour. For mains, the vegetable biryani was bright and aromatic, the roast paneer tikka tender, and the mutter paneer a smoky, silky curry, easily the best I’ve ever tasted. Garlic naan and aloo kulcha were perfect for soaking up every last bit. For dessert, the mango kulfi and ras malai were light, creamy and a lovely way to finish. The drinks, from a crisp mojito to a fragrant lychee breeze, were refreshing and well balanced too.
Beyond the food, the restaurant features a sumptuous bar and a projector screen for sports events, blending sophistication with fun. Every element, from ambiance and service to presentation and flavors, comes together seamlessly, making Indian Panorama a truly refined and memorable dining experience.
mandyx edits
One of the best foods I’ve had here was the Aloo Tikki and Punjabi Samosa—crispy, crunchy, and bursting with authentic Delhi street food flavours. Every bite truly takes you back to the streets of Delhi.
The Laal Maas was incredibly spicy and fiery, perfect for those who love bold, intense flavours—it definitely packs a punch! ️
The staff are extremely friendly and welcoming, making the dining experience even better. The ambience of the restaurant is relaxing and chill, with soothing background music that feels pleasant to the ears and adds to the overall comfort.
Without a doubt, this is the best Indian restaurant in Chelsea, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for authentic flavours and a great atmosphere.
… moreThe Laal Maas was incredibly spicy and fiery, perfect for those who love bold, intense flavours—it definitely packs a punch! ️
The staff are extremely friendly and welcoming, making the dining experience even better. The ambience of the restaurant is relaxing and chill, with soothing background music that feels pleasant to the ears and adds to the overall comfort.
Without a doubt, this is the best Indian restaurant in Chelsea, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for authentic flavours and a great atmosphere.
Hancil lobo
I recently dined at Indian Panorama in Chelsea, and it was a truly wonderful experience. The food was exceptional—rich, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Some standout dishes included the Onion Bhaji, Chicken Tikka, and the Mughlai Kesar Murg, each bursting with authentic Indian spices and cooked to perfection. The garlic naan was also a must-try!
What made the evening even better was the outstanding service from Arvi. She was warm, attentive, and ensured everything arrived just right. Her recommendations were spot-on and added to our overall dining experience.
If you’re looking for delicious Indian cuisine paired with excellent service, Indian Panorama Chelsea is definitely worth a visit!
… moreWhat made the evening even better was the outstanding service from Arvi. She was warm, attentive, and ensured everything arrived just right. Her recommendations were spot-on and added to our overall dining experience.
If you’re looking for delicious Indian cuisine paired with excellent service, Indian Panorama Chelsea is definitely worth a visit!
Rishav Kumar Didwania
Absolutely authentic Indian food with incredible flavour. Everything tasted fresh and true to Indian cuisine. Even though we arrived very late, they were more than happy to accommodate us — no rush at all. The service was outstanding: very polite, kind, and welcoming. A special thank you to Aditya for taking such great care of us. We will definitely be coming back. Highly recommended!
… moreR L
I absolutely loved my experience at this restaurant – we tried for starters: onion bhaji, papaddums basket, samosa chaat, aloo tikki chaat & for mains we had the butter chicken, daal makhani, pulao rice, paneer kulcha, lamb chops, butter naan, roti & honestly it was all amazing!! We had so many unique drinks from the melon cockatoo, spicy margherita, the sidhu moosewala cocktail & they were all insane!! Also I need to give a special shoutout to Arvi who was just so hospitable and kind and really knowledgeable on the entire menu, she had so much passion for the restaurant and her knowledge made the experience more enjoyable.
… moreAndrei B
I want to personally thank Arvi for the amazing dining experience, she helped us to order and was very kind and patient with us!
The food is to die for, i 100% recommend the lamb chops as main, I had the onion bhaji( the presentation like never before guys) and my guilty pleasure, tarka dal.
Sujit made such a big impact to the atmosphere and menu. Such a beautiful place.
Thank you guys, we will come back!
… moreThe food is to die for, i 100% recommend the lamb chops as main, I had the onion bhaji( the presentation like never before guys) and my guilty pleasure, tarka dal.
Sujit made such a big impact to the atmosphere and menu. Such a beautiful place.
Thank you guys, we will come back!
Sjngh
Amazing food with rich, authentic flavors and a great ambience that makes the experience even more enjoyable. The staff are welcoming and attentive, adding to the overall comfort. From presentation to taste, every dish feels thoughtfully prepared. Easily one of the best Indian restaurants in Chelsea — highly recommended for both casual dining and special occasions.
… moreAli
Nestled in the heart of Chelsea, Indian Panorama brings the vibrant flavours and rich traditions of India to one of London’s most polished neighbourhoods. From the moment you arrive, you sense that this is a restaurant aiming to balance heritage with refinement. I visited with friends for dinner, and the experience was relaxed, welcoming, and focused on food that respects classic Indian recipes while presenting them with care.
We began with a series of small plates that set the tone well. The Onion Bhaji was their take on a familiar favourite, crisp on the outside and well seasoned inside. My friends were quick to praise it, and it disappeared from the table fast. The Punjabi Samosa Chaat followed, layered with peas, crunchy potatoes, chickpea curry, and pops of pomegranate. It delivered contrast in texture and flavour, with sweetness, tang, and spice working together. The Chandi Chowk Ki Aloo Tikki was another highlight, spiced potato patties topped with fresh yoghurt, tamarind chutney, and sprouted beans. It felt generous and comforting, with a clear nod to Old Delhi street food.
Seafood starters were handled with confidence. The Scallops Hariyali were juicy and fragrant, coated in green herbs and spices that lifted the natural sweetness of the scallops. The Fish Amritsari was equally impressive. Lightly coated fish fillets carried the familiar warmth of spices associated with Amritsar, delivering depth without overpowering the fish. Both dishes showed restraint and balance, which is not always easy to achieve.
From the tandoor, the Mango Malai Tikka stood out for its softness. Chicken breast pieces were tender and gently sweetened by ripe mango, with the tandoor adding subtle smokiness.
The Tawa Sheekh Kebab was another strong dish. The minced lamb was soft, juicy, and well seasoned, cooked in an iron pan to keep it moist while developing flavour. This was one of those dishes that encourages you to slow down and enjoy each bite.
Moving on to mains, the Old Delhi Butter Chicken arrived rich and comforting. The chicken was well-cooked and smoky, though for my personal taste, I would have liked more heat and a deeper buttery finish rather than the tomato-forward profile.
The Chicken Silbatta offered something different, with chicken cubes coated in stone-ground green spices and herbs, finished with coconut milk. It was aromatic and smooth, and the traditional grinding method added a sense of authenticity.
The Rajasthani Laal Maas came with expectations of intensity. While the lamb was tender and the sauce well-built with whole spices, it lacked the fiery kick typically associated with this dish. I would have welcomed more heat from the red chillies. In contrast, the Grilled Burrah Chops were outstanding. Marinated for hours and cooked beautifully, the lamb cutlets were succulent and deeply flavoured. Each bite delivered satisfaction, making this a clear must-order.
The Lamb Lucknowi Biryani rounded off the savoury dishes well. Long-grain basmati rice was fragrant with saffron and spices, paired with tender lamb. Served with raita, biryani sauce, and pappadum, it felt complete and comforting. A selection of naan breads and lachedar paratha accompanied the meal, perfect for scooping up sauces.
The ambience at Indian Panorama is warm and polished, ideal for both relaxed dinners and special occasions. The staff are friendly and attentive, with special mention to Arvi, who ensured the evening flowed smoothly.
Indian Panorama feels like a confident addition to Chelsea’s dining scene, offering food that brings joy and encourages return visits.
… moreWe began with a series of small plates that set the tone well. The Onion Bhaji was their take on a familiar favourite, crisp on the outside and well seasoned inside. My friends were quick to praise it, and it disappeared from the table fast. The Punjabi Samosa Chaat followed, layered with peas, crunchy potatoes, chickpea curry, and pops of pomegranate. It delivered contrast in texture and flavour, with sweetness, tang, and spice working together. The Chandi Chowk Ki Aloo Tikki was another highlight, spiced potato patties topped with fresh yoghurt, tamarind chutney, and sprouted beans. It felt generous and comforting, with a clear nod to Old Delhi street food.
Seafood starters were handled with confidence. The Scallops Hariyali were juicy and fragrant, coated in green herbs and spices that lifted the natural sweetness of the scallops. The Fish Amritsari was equally impressive. Lightly coated fish fillets carried the familiar warmth of spices associated with Amritsar, delivering depth without overpowering the fish. Both dishes showed restraint and balance, which is not always easy to achieve.
From the tandoor, the Mango Malai Tikka stood out for its softness. Chicken breast pieces were tender and gently sweetened by ripe mango, with the tandoor adding subtle smokiness.
The Tawa Sheekh Kebab was another strong dish. The minced lamb was soft, juicy, and well seasoned, cooked in an iron pan to keep it moist while developing flavour. This was one of those dishes that encourages you to slow down and enjoy each bite.
Moving on to mains, the Old Delhi Butter Chicken arrived rich and comforting. The chicken was well-cooked and smoky, though for my personal taste, I would have liked more heat and a deeper buttery finish rather than the tomato-forward profile.
The Chicken Silbatta offered something different, with chicken cubes coated in stone-ground green spices and herbs, finished with coconut milk. It was aromatic and smooth, and the traditional grinding method added a sense of authenticity.
The Rajasthani Laal Maas came with expectations of intensity. While the lamb was tender and the sauce well-built with whole spices, it lacked the fiery kick typically associated with this dish. I would have welcomed more heat from the red chillies. In contrast, the Grilled Burrah Chops were outstanding. Marinated for hours and cooked beautifully, the lamb cutlets were succulent and deeply flavoured. Each bite delivered satisfaction, making this a clear must-order.
The Lamb Lucknowi Biryani rounded off the savoury dishes well. Long-grain basmati rice was fragrant with saffron and spices, paired with tender lamb. Served with raita, biryani sauce, and pappadum, it felt complete and comforting. A selection of naan breads and lachedar paratha accompanied the meal, perfect for scooping up sauces.
The ambience at Indian Panorama is warm and polished, ideal for both relaxed dinners and special occasions. The staff are friendly and attentive, with special mention to Arvi, who ensured the evening flowed smoothly.
Indian Panorama feels like a confident addition to Chelsea’s dining scene, offering food that brings joy and encourages return visits.
Jaqueline Lima
Arvy was an amazing host, she helped us to chose the food for me and my family. Very polite and excellent service .
Food was amazing.
My daughter chose this restaurant for us . And it was spot on. Excellent food and service. . I do recommend this place for a nice Indian
Cousins
… moreFood was amazing.
My daughter chose this restaurant for us . And it was spot on. Excellent food and service. . I do recommend this place for a nice Indian
Cousins