Dishoom, Canary Wharf

Says Dishoom is a chain and not among the top Indian restaurants in London.

Doesn't get the Dishoom hype; thinks most curry houses are better.

Finds Dishoom bland for vegetarian dishes.

Brunch menu is where it shines, with fun fusion naans and rarer Irani options; very kid friendly.

Finds it overhyped but consistently good with great vegetarian options.

Found it westernised, lacking authenticity and spice, though tasty enough.

Calls it great and often full of Indians enjoying themselves, with critics disliking its popularity.

Insists it has one of the best breakfasts in London.

Praises the breakfast and suggests a morning visit.

Accessible and decent, the black daal is amazing

Suggested as a good Indian option for the group, though pricey

Says Dishoom is always fantastic, acknowledging it isn't strictly authentic.

Suggests trying the black daal, naan and biryani if not visited before.

Calls it fun, approachable and tasty beginner Indian dining, but says better options exist.

Says it's worth trying if you haven't had South Asian food in the UK, though it splits opinion.

Enjoys the menu and vibe, praising the fusion breakfast naans and suggesting breakfast visits.

Called great in a list of recommendations for the family's trip.

Says it's very nice and you can book for lunch so there's no need to queue.

A bit overrated in their opinion

Recommends it after both takeaway and restaurant visits, without making a dietary-safety guarantee.

Loves Dishoom and praises their breakfast in reply to a Dishoom recommendation.

Finds the food tasty but aimed at a western palate, and prefers Brick Lane or Southall for a more traditional Indian meal.