The Rajasthan 3

I popped into this restaurant with a friend of mine to have a quick bite as it was cold outside. The waiter was rolling his eyes when we did not order any alcohol and when he was serving our food, was throwing plates on our table in a very rude manner. When we finished the meal, he brought our bill and while my and I were still having a chat, he came twice to our table in a very demonstrative manner to encourage us to pay and abandon our table. There were many empty tables so there was definitely no need to do that. We observed other tables and they were definitely not treated that way either.

How disrespectful that a company with a 5 star hygiene rating and semi decent reviews would dump their rubbish in a residential area in Barking called Greatfields. They drive past the dump to get here, they care so little they left invoices amongst the rubbish in the street and the chairs match those on the website!
I am appalled by this behaviour and I hope anyone reading this review will be deterred from eating here. God knows what else they are willing to do.

Really good food. Beautiful interior. Not the cheapest, but well worth it. Very professional staff.

Absolutely without hesitation I want to say it was one of the best curry dishes I've ever had. We were in a group of four people and the sentiment about the other dishes they ordered was equally shared by our friends.
The lamb shank jalfrezi which was recommended by our waiter Mabs was exquisite. Lamb was cooked to perfection in the most delicious curry sauce which I thoroughly enjoyed. The service was excellent, and with the lovely atmosphere in the restaurant it allowed for a wonderful dining experience. Head to The Rajasthan 111 at Hounsditch along with your friends for your next dinner outing

We went there on a office team lunch. Food was good but they are f**king racist. We had reserved the table for 9 people and they booked us a table at the basement setup even when the entire upper restaurant was empty. We just went with it though. Later when we finished lunch and came up to leave the restaurant, what we found was there were only white people sitting at the normal level. As we were majority Indians, they sent us in basement tables. It seems normal at start but what we saw when we were leaving made us feel very humiliated. F**k man, we didn't expect this from an Indian restaurant

Best curry in the city ......does exactly what it says on the lable !!
Great service, very attentive - clean and spacious.....they never hurry you so you can enjoy the food which is in itself excellent!
2 for 1 on the Cobra,s when we were there .....not to be sniffed at - good curry with a cold cobra, cant be bettered.
This is my favourite curry in the city including the other 2 ' Raja,s '.....I just like eating here ....

Good service but the food is nothing spectacular. You can tell its just dishes that are slapped together just before serving and not cooked together for the spices to blend. We got two different biryanis. Both had the same rice base and then bland tasting chicken and prawn thrown in on the side. The biryani isn't cooked with the chicken or prawn for the flavours to sink in.

Our first night in London and we found this restaurant on Yelp and are so glad we did. The Tandoori lamb chops were incredible as well as the chicken bhuna. We had garlic prawns as appetizer and as others have said the naan was excellent. Service was very attentive and the restaurant is very nice and clean. Highly recommend this for your next stop in London.

Fine for lunch. No rave reviews but its serviceable. The lamb rogan was good but a little underspiced. All in, a good place.

I stay in this area when in London so I've been to this outpost a few times now. Food is quite good and the service is excellent. Most recently I tried a few of their speciality dishes and enjoyed them quite a bit. Their naan is excellent. The one downside is that they only have two wines by the glass, so you should come prepared to drink a bottle if you want anything beyond "white or red".

If you like spicy food, this is the the right place to go. The menu gives a wide variety of options so there's something for everyone. Of course, if you have some questions, do not hesitate and ask the waitresses - they're all friendly and very well informed about the menu. The prices are reasonable and definitely lower than the other Indian restaurants around.

I do love this small chain of three Indian restaurants (Rajasthan 1, 2 and 3!) They are dotted around the city and provide really delicious Indian food at moderate prices.

We have tried most dishes on the menu, and my favourites are the madras, prawn puri, rogan josh and keema naan.

The place is quite quiet, even on a Friday night.

Enjoyable, but we found most dishes made too sweet, including the raita. Who puts sugar in raita? Prawns nice and fresh, not overlooked, but again the masala sauce way too sweet. Naan was great. Husband's mixed grill was the best. Service was attentive.

We started with the tandoori lamb chops as an appetizer. They were phenomenal. Well flavored and not overly spicy.

My husband had the Chicken Jalfrezi. His whole head was sweating from the spice, but he really enjoyed it. He would recommend this dish to anyone who likes a lot of hot spice.

I don't remember which lamb dish I had, but I really enjoyed it. I really liked that it wasn't too spicy. I don't do as well with hot spice.

No dish is complete without naan. The naan here was decent, but not the best we've ever had.

Service was good. Our drinks were constantly refilled

Seriously, I figured out where all the hot men in the City go for lunch. Curry houses! Well posh curry houses, I should say.

Rajasthan III is more upscale than a curry house in Brick Lane but not quite as much as Anokha. The food is made quick with lots of flavour and all the classics are there. They know their menu and they know it well!

The staff are always happy to make a suggestion even if it isn't on the menu. We've had our company Xmas party here the last 2 years and you just can't beat it. A cold drink and a hot curry! Fab!