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Dishoom Battersea

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4.9 out of 5 stars4.9(8,308 reviews)

“Traversing between the future and the past – a retro-futuristic version of 2023 reimagined from the 1950s – Dishoom Battersea, near Battersea Power Station, serves Bombay comfort food and first-class drinks from a lovingly curated menu.”

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Quick info

+442074209327
Upper Ground, 42 Electric Blvd, Nine Elms, London SW11 8BJ, United Kingdom
£15–30

About Dishoom Battersea

Dishoom Battersea is a modern Indian restaurant on Electric Blvd in London, styled as a retro-futuristic space that reimagines 2023 as envisioned from the 1950s. The menu draws on Bombay comfort food, with the Chicken Ruby served in a tomato sauce alongside garlic naan, the house chaat, and masala chai among the regular orders. The restaurant opens daily and operates on a walk-in basis. Seating is split between a downstairs dining room and an upstairs dining room.

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Menu & Prices

211 dishes · mains £3–77
  • Bhatti Chicken£17.50
  • Chole Puri Halwa£15.70
  • Chilli Broccoli Salad£14.90
  • Malai Chicken Salad£15.20
  • Paneer Roomali Roll£12.60
  • Chicken Kathi Roll£12.80
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Reviews

4.9/5
8,308 reviews

What reviewers say

Reviewers most often mention chicken ruby, pav bhaji, okra fries and house chaat.

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Featured reviews

  • Omi Narayan
    “Dishoom, Battersea Authentic Indian flavours done really well. Despite having several branches across London, the service here is still spot on — no sign of a chain feeling. Food is good and well balanced, not overly spicy or oily like some Indian places sometimes can be. Nice range of drinks on the menu too. It's always busy, which says a lot, but that's expected. The masala chai is an absolute must — one of the best I've had. Highly recommend if you're around Battersea Power Station and fancy an authentic Indian meal.”
  • Six Trips A Year
    “Came for a late weekend lunch with my wife and son — booked same-day around 11am and got a table no problem. We ordered the Chicken Ruby, Pau Bhaji, Vada Pau, Chota Murgh Malai, lamb samosas, garlic naan and a chai. The Chicken Ruby is consistently good — rich, well-spiced, and the naan soaks it up perfectly. The Pau Bhaji was solid and the Vada Pau is a great little snack to start with. Lamb samosas were crispy and well-filled. Total came to about £70 for the three of us with the optional service, which feels about right for Dishoom — not cheap, but the portions are generous and the quality is there. The Battersea branch is in a nice spot at Electric Boulevard. Atmosphere is great — proper Dishoom vibes — but the music was a bit loud when we arrived, and if you're seated on the upper floor during a hot day, be warned: the aircon doesn't hit as hard as downstairs. We were up there during the heatwave and it was noticeably warm throughout. Service was fine but not proactive — had to flag down staff for chai and water refills rather than it happening naturally. Would come back. The Chicken Ruby alone justifies the trip.”
  • Ruba ik
    “We've been to Dishoom several times, and it never disappoints. The okra is an absolute must-order every time we visit. The pav bhaji was delicious, and the Ruby Chicken was another standout. The only thing to keep in mind is that the food can be a bit spicy, even for some dishes you might not expect. But if you enjoy bold, authentic flavors, it's definitely worth it. We'll definitely be back again!”
  • Kevin Tran
    “Unbelievably incredible from start to finish! The food, atmosphere, views, and overall vibe made this a true 5/5 experience. We can absolutely understand why this restaurant is so highly rated. Every dish was packed with amazing flavor and clearly prepared with care. Visiting from the States, this was such a memorable dining experience and easily one of the highlights of our trip. Highly recommend!”
  • Italo Fernandes
    “Excellent dinner at Dishoom Battersea. We shared (for 2) a vegetable samosas, house chaat, and chicken ruby with garlic naan and we were very satisfied. everything was flavorful, well-balanced, and beautifully prepared. The house chaat was a standout. Service was outstanding (ciao Luca!), very friendly and attentive. Great atmosphere and convenient location near Battersea station. Highly recommended.”

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Customer Review Summary

Chicken Ruby is the dish reviewers return to most, described as rich and creamy with a depth of flavour, and usually ordered with garlic naan. Close behind are the okra fries, called addictive and an absolute must-order, along with the house chaat and pav bhaji. Others single out the black daal, lamb samosas, vada pau, the masala chai and a gimlet with dill and celery bitters. Servers earn repeated praise for explaining the menu and giving recommendations, and one party describes a birthday table with balloons, a card and pancakes with a candle. The caveats are modest but specific. One reviewer found the music loud and the upstairs warm during a heatwave, with weaker air conditioning than downstairs. The same reviewer had to flag down staff for chai and water refills. Another says even unexpected dishes can be a bit spicy. A diner who sat downstairs found it nice but less vibey than the upstairs room.

Location

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