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  • theangryhellcat Rank: Major 29th Oct 2009

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    Tayyabs, or 'The New Tayyabs' is without a doubt the best curry I have had in London (and I do regularly go out for curry, about every one or two months).

    It is actually a Pakistani Punjabi restaurant just round the corner from Whitechapel tube station. It is very popular so I would advise booking. It is possible to just turn up, but this will require waiting in line in the restaurant, which a lot of people are still happy to do; this is a testament to how good the food is in there!

    They do not have a huge range on the menu but what is there is fantastic. I usually have one of their vegetarian dishes, which are excellently spiced but my fellow diners say that the lamb chops are also fantastic.

    The prices are incredibly cheap, about £4-5 for a main dish. It is a 'bring your own' restaurant, which means they do not serve beer but there is a shop very close which sells large bottles of Cobra which you can bring with you. As they obviously work on a large turnover then sometimes you can feel a little rushed at the end of your meal, but this is a small price to pay for the value and quality of the food. The staff are always still pleasant and courteous.

    I'd absolutely recommend Tayyabs to anyone who enjoys a good curry, just book first and remember to bring beer with you! I'd say it was a much better option than the popular Brick Lane curry houses, which are not far away, so if you're in the area I'd say make the effort to go to Tayyabs - it's worth it.