Only a few minutes walk from The British Library is the Indian Lounge, an Indian restaurant that boasts an extensive menu with a mix of traditional Indian cuisine and British classics, a great place to stop for a filling meal before heading on your journey at nearby King’s Cross St. Pancras and experience the flavours of Asian spices.
A restaurant that prides themselves on using high quality, fresh ingredients, Indian Lounge is happy to accommodate the requests of special dishes, cooked to order, as well as catering for those with dietary requirements. Customers can even request their preferred spice level, to make sure their dish is enjoyable for their personal taste buds.
In a simplistic and modern setting featuring plush booth seats, Indian Lounge doesn’t have fancy frills, but offers customers the opportunity to experience the full potential of Indian dining with a menu that takes a journey across the different regions of the Indian subcontinent.
Enjoy the variety of regional variations, and a wide range of cooking styles, from the specials tava gosht lahori to a classic chicken tikka masala. The mackerel shorisha looks especially tasty for fish lovers, a traditional bangladeshi fish curry cooked with mustard paste and bangladeshi spices. At lunchtime, customers can enjoy a set menu offer for just £7.95. Including a starter, main dish, rice or naan bread and a dessert from selected items off the menu, you can get a great taste of Indian Lounge for an impressive price.
Inside the Indian Lounge, there are three separate spaces for diners to enjoy their meal; The Main Lounge, the Waterfall Lounge and the Jungle Lounge. Diners are often give a digestif and after dinner chocolate to polish the meal off.