Bright and vibrant, the Aladin restaurant serves up first class curries to London’s Brick Lane

 

The Aladin restaurant found along the famous “Curry Mile” of London’s Brick Lane in the East End of the city is a well loved and very popular Indian restaurant. This classic Indian curry house has been serving first class Indian cooking to the capital for over 25 years and received much acclaim over this time. The BBC once named it as one of the world’s best curry houses and even Prince Charles praised the restaurant. Based in the heart of the bustling Brick Lane, close to the many trendy bars and clubs of the area, Aladin is a vibrant eatery featuring bright orange coloured walls and seating. The menu focuses on Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi cuisine and the signature dishes have to be the Fish Tikka Masala and the Moducash Chicken curry cooked with honey and cashews. Popular amongst groups of friends and dining couples, Aladin is the perfect ambassador for great Indian cooking.

 

 

Opening times

 

Sun-Thurs 12pm-12am Fri-Sat 12pm-1am

 

Restaurants Best For

 

Good For Vegetarians

 

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Customer reviews for Aladin

 

19 Dec 10

Most recent visit to well-loved Aladin a qualified success. Ambience, main courses and service, good as ever.

Martin

19 Dec 10

Aladin restaurant has a lovely atmosphere (busy) and good food (although one dish was very spicey). Very reasonable price, and very cosy with staff so attentive. Definately recommended.

Terry joy

05 Dec 10

Aladin Brick Lane was a great place to take a large group. The staff were friendly and extremely attentive staff and the food was tasty and well priced. There was a bit of a wait for our table but that was because the place was so packed, which is always a good sign.

Sarah Pun

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