Mango Indian

£26 - £32 / Indian, Vegetarian options

Cromwell Building, 6 Redcross Way, London

Opening hours

12PM-1:30PM & 5:30PM-11PM

Sunday 12PM-1:30PM & 5:30PM-10:30PM
Monday 12PM-1:30PM & 5:30PM-11PM
Tuesday 12PM-1:30PM & 5:30PM-11PM
Wednesday 12PM-1:30PM & 5:30PM-11PM
Thursday 12PM-1:30PM & 5:30PM-11PM
Friday 12PM-1:30PM & 5:30PM-11PM
Saturday 1PM-2PM & 5:30PM-11PM

Authentic Indian Flavors Near London Bridge

Nestled in the vibrant vicinity of London Bridge, this charming Indian restaurant offers a culinary refuge far from the madding crowd. Its intimate setting is a whisper to the old-world charm of classic eateries, balanced perfectly with a modern menu that daringly steps beyond the usual Indian repertoire. Upon entering, one is warmly greeted by the tantalizing aroma of rich spices harmonizing together in anticipation of a delightful feast. The lamb dishes here are a revelation; the rogan josh, in particular, emerges as a crowd-puller, resonating with deep flavors and tender textures that beg for an encore.

The service, shepherded by Ali, is both personal and polished, elevating the dining experience to a memorable affair. His recommendations hit just the right notes – the haryali chicken tikka is a symphony of flavors that lingers long after the last bite. Mango impressively manages to maintain a cozy ambiance while catering to a diverse clientele, transforming seamlessly from family-friendly afternoons to lively, albeit slightly 'korma-level lairy' evenings. Amidst a few service misses — an errant korma perhaps or a forgotten kidney bean in the dal makhani — the establishment's overall charm triumphs. It's the kind of place you stumble upon once and promptly add to your London itinerary, not merely for its sumptuous dishes but for the warmth that accompanies each meal. Indulging in Mango's hearty yet elegantly spiced cuisine guarantees not just a meal, but a rendition worthy of the best tales – full of spice and splendid service. — Nigel Gourmet