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Courthouse Doubletree by Hilton London Regent Street
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Deluxe Double Rooms: 80% off from £137
19 - 21 Great Malborough Street London , W1F 7HL | 2 minutes walkfrom Masala Zone
A swimming pool, spa, fitness room and a range of meeting rooms have been sympathetically accommodated within this historic 5-star Soho hotel. A Grade II listed More

Westbury Mayfair Hotel London
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 74% off from £129
37 Conduit Street, W1S 2YF | 6 minutes walkfrom Masala Zone
Flanked by Armani and Tiffany’s this sumptuous hotel is located on one of the most exclusive streets in London. A place of serenity in the midst More

Hazlitt's Hotel London
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 63% off from £114
6 Frith Street, W1D 3JA | 6 minutes walkfrom Masala Zone
If you're bored of staying in faceless international hotels, then you should try this quirky gem where no two rooms are the same. Georgian panelling, cavernous More

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Curry has been at the bottom of the food chain for many years now, the cheapest and most basic cuisine of all, one step up from a Big Mac meal. This stylish Soho restaurant attempts to go against that image, with a trendy exterior, a fashionable, chintz-free dining room and a menu that puts authenticity first.

And by and large, it is successful. Functional furnishings are offset by a fun, multi-levelled floorplan and a fantastic mural going right round the walls, depicting the links between India and England. The food is at its best when it is simplest. The really memorable dish from our meal was the Butter Chicken (Chicken Tikka Masala by any other name), which was absolutely the best I have tasted outside India. Daha puri (crunchy biscuits piled high with spiced chickpea mash and tangy chutney) were also superb. There were some blander dishes – a mushroom kofte curry was very bog-standard curryhouse fare – but the emphasis is on 'thali' platters, with lots of little things to taste, so these shouldn't spoil your meal too much.

Prices are above average for Indian food, but more than reasonable considering the location, choice and quality on offer. This is a fun, fashionable Soho restaurant: Indian for the in crowd.