We have visited the Punjab almost yearly since 1985. First with thewhole family and now just the two of us. Always good, always good service -a real treat we look forward to..a familiar friend in London. more

There are two types of Indian restaurants: the upmarket, innovative, expensive ones; and the standard ones you find in every town in Britain. The Punjab falls into the latter category. That's not to say that there was anything wrong with it: there wasn't. But the minute you look at the menu, you recognise every dish, and you know what it... more

excellent food and great souvenir of a nice journey in London ! more

After reading tripadvisor reviews I decided to go eat at this place and it really surpassed my expectations: the atmosphere and the food are both fantastic. You can enjoy a full meal for about GBP 25 and service is very good. more

After reading many of the rave reviews, I couldn't wait for a flavorful authentic Indian meal. After eating there yesterday, I am still left waiting for a flavorful, authentic Indian meal.... Food was decent but lacked a lot of the flavor that I'm used to having in Indian food. Food was slightly overpriced, especially the naan (3 pounds for 2... more

For nearly 10 years, I worked next door and was greeted by the friendly Mr Maan. This is exceptional Indian food. When you regularly see French tourists queing outside, you know the food has to be special. more

We had a very good meal at Punjab, you can definitely taste many of the ingredients used in the dishes. And the nan bread is probably the best i have ever had - light and crispy. And it is not pricey by London standards, especially in such a central location on Neal Street, about £25 including beer, main and side... more

Nothing special. It was just ok. more

Mmmmmm... more