The best Indian restaurant ever. Food is delicious, well priced and the staff is just phenomenal. Ania is so friendly and helpful. They truly treat you as family there.
bharat parmar
Tucked next to a Persian eatery is this small, well maintained rrasonably priced Lahore taste punjabi restaurant. You can BYO alcohol and its homely service. Abdul who served us was very understanding and even made veg pakoraMutter paneer was delicious with perfect gravy. Portions plentiful enough to take remnants hone, including excellent marinated Tandoori fish Keep up the good work
Shana
Everything was so good, the waitress was adorable and help a lot with the spiciness by offering us milk and yogurt.The food was exceptional, be careful some dishes are very very spicy !!The lamb korma is wonderful !One of the best restaurant we tried so far !We recommend 100%Thank you again
Imran Hanif
We went as a group of friends so shared a variety of dishes. Can honestly say eveything we tried was amazing. Food came quickly and the service was spot on.Would definitely recommend.
Mark Ambrose
We were at the Great British Beer Festival on Tuesday 1st August 23 for the Trade day. A group of 11 of us had booked a meal at 5pm at Miran Masala, mainly due to it being across the road from the Olympia venue.The welcome was very friendly and we were seated. We realised no alcohol was sold on the premises, so popped next door to the Hand & Flower pub (who allowed us to take pints into the restaurant).The menu is a little different from the Indian restaurants back in Poole, so some of the choices were a bit lucky dip. But what all 11 of us agreed after the meal is that it was the best Indian food we'd ever had!!Even the Naan bread was fantastic!We will be back to the next beer festival in 2024 and will 100% be booking a table here again - only this time we'll eat less before we arrive :DHonestly, if you are attending an event in the Olympia building, go book a table at Miran Masala - you won't regret it.Cheers to the team there from all of us from The Barking Cat Alehouse in Poole :)
Neetu Jayan
The best Indian food I have had in London is from here. We had dal makhni, Veg Biriyani, cucumber raita & butter naan, also we requested chef for masala chai! It was simply amazing. The quality & the quantity was impressive. It is a must try, especially if you are new to London. Moreover, this place has Clean and hygienic washrooms too.
Caupona C
Lovely meal and very friendly service. Biriyani dishes. Kinda cafe atmosphere, but does not detract from nice flavours and friendly staff. Very clean and quiet. Did not serve alcohol, but no objections to nipping next door to get some ;)
h h
I ordered vegetarian meals - sag paneer and dal makhani. Both were super salty - with the MSG kind of salty taste .I did not like it at all. The nan was good.
joan lockwood
I’ve been going to Miran Masala for years; it’s always so good. I’ve had nearly everything on the menu but the Karachi chicken, grilled fish curry, sag aloo and garlic naan all standout! If you’re around west London or Olympia and fancy some Indian food, Miran Masala is a must.Kid-friendliness: Families are welcomed
Rani Pandya
Really good tasty food at reasonable price for a premium area. Would give 5 * but I asked for a soft drink a few times and never got it and I was the only one in the restaurant as it was the afternoon. Gave up in the end!
I just stopped by randomly and grabbed a to-go kabab roll (chicken). It was really well done - the chicken sik kabab was tender and juicy. The sauce was perfectly spicy and there were plenty of veggies in the roll.It comes with two sik kababs - so large sized kabab roll for an affordable price.If I am around, I would definitely stop by again.
A Paymanita
We ended up here after the place we were intending on going to was closed. It was a blessing in disguise the food was lovely . We had mixed grill and lamb biryani . Portions were generous and naan was delicious. The waitress was attentive and friendly. Will definitely be back !Kid-friendliness: We went for a dinner with our 7 year old. They made food was not spicy for her and gave her yogurt just incase. Many places look put out when you bring a child for dinner but they couldn’t do enough the waitress was lovely.
Lucy Smith
We had a great meal here. I had Chicken Korma and plain Naan which were both excellent. My only criticism is the entre did not include a serving of rice. Had we known, we would have ordered some. As it was the generous portion of naan made up for it.
Kieran Scotney
Delivery drivers that break the law. Yes that was a red light. Yes that was him riding on the pavement.
Maria Mahapatra
The food is very good Pakistani food. The waitress was very welcoming to us. We had lamb kahari, methi chicken, mixed vegetables & naans. We ordered ordinary heat for our English friends & they bought fresh green chillies for us. It was fresh & tasty & we all enjoyed the food.
The best Indian restaurant ever. Food is delicious, well priced and the staff is just phenomenal. Ania is so friendly and helpful. They truly treat you as family there.
Tucked next to a Persian eatery is this small, well maintained rrasonably priced Lahore taste punjabi restaurant. You can BYO alcohol and its homely service. Abdul who served us was very understanding and even made veg pakoraMutter paneer was delicious with perfect gravy. Portions plentiful enough to take remnants hone, including excellent marinated Tandoori fish Keep up the good work
Everything was so good, the waitress was adorable and help a lot with the spiciness by offering us milk and yogurt.The food was exceptional, be careful some dishes are very very spicy !!The lamb korma is wonderful !One of the best restaurant we tried so far !We recommend 100%Thank you again
We went as a group of friends so shared a variety of dishes. Can honestly say eveything we tried was amazing. Food came quickly and the service was spot on.Would definitely recommend.
We were at the Great British Beer Festival on Tuesday 1st August 23 for the Trade day. A group of 11 of us had booked a meal at 5pm at Miran Masala, mainly due to it being across the road from the Olympia venue.The welcome was very friendly and we were seated. We realised no alcohol was sold on the premises, so popped next door to the Hand & Flower pub (who allowed us to take pints into the restaurant).The menu is a little different from the Indian restaurants back in Poole, so some of the choices were a bit lucky dip. But what all 11 of us agreed after the meal is that it was the best Indian food we'd ever had!!Even the Naan bread was fantastic!We will be back to the next beer festival in 2024 and will 100% be booking a table here again - only this time we'll eat less before we arrive :DHonestly, if you are attending an event in the Olympia building, go book a table at Miran Masala - you won't regret it.Cheers to the team there from all of us from The Barking Cat Alehouse in Poole :)
The best Indian food I have had in London is from here. We had dal makhni, Veg Biriyani, cucumber raita & butter naan, also we requested chef for masala chai! It was simply amazing. The quality & the quantity was impressive. It is a must try, especially if you are new to London. Moreover, this place has Clean and hygienic washrooms too.
Lovely meal and very friendly service. Biriyani dishes. Kinda cafe atmosphere, but does not detract from nice flavours and friendly staff. Very clean and quiet. Did not serve alcohol, but no objections to nipping next door to get some ;)
I ordered vegetarian meals - sag paneer and dal makhani. Both were super salty - with the MSG kind of salty taste .I did not like it at all. The nan was good.
I’ve been going to Miran Masala for years; it’s always so good. I’ve had nearly everything on the menu but the Karachi chicken, grilled fish curry, sag aloo and garlic naan all standout! If you’re around west London or Olympia and fancy some Indian food, Miran Masala is a must.Kid-friendliness: Families are welcomed
Really good tasty food at reasonable price for a premium area. Would give 5 * but I asked for a soft drink a few times and never got it and I was the only one in the restaurant as it was the afternoon. Gave up in the end!
Restaurantji Recommends
I just stopped by randomly and grabbed a to-go kabab roll (chicken). It was really well done - the chicken sik kabab was tender and juicy. The sauce was perfectly spicy and there were plenty of veggies in the roll.It comes with two sik kababs - so large sized kabab roll for an affordable price.If I am around, I would definitely stop by again.
We ended up here after the place we were intending on going to was closed. It was a blessing in disguise the food was lovely . We had mixed grill and lamb biryani . Portions were generous and naan was delicious. The waitress was attentive and friendly. Will definitely be back !Kid-friendliness: We went for a dinner with our 7 year old. They made food was not spicy for her and gave her yogurt just incase. Many places look put out when you bring a child for dinner but they couldn’t do enough the waitress was lovely.
We had a great meal here. I had Chicken Korma and plain Naan which were both excellent. My only criticism is the entre did not include a serving of rice. Had we known, we would have ordered some. As it was the generous portion of naan made up for it.
Delivery drivers that break the law. Yes that was a red light. Yes that was him riding on the pavement.
The food is very good Pakistani food. The waitress was very welcoming to us. We had lamb kahari, methi chicken, mixed vegetables & naans. We ordered ordinary heat for our English friends & they bought fresh green chillies for us. It was fresh & tasty & we all enjoyed the food.