Eriki

This restaurant has been a surprised, we had the scallops and the dahi batat puri. Both were good , the scallops plump in a curried green herb sauce, the pastry of the puri still crisp despite being rammed with delicious potato and chutneys. The only bad thing is that this restaurant is not so cheap as you can imagine.

Many a time have I been wondering around swiss cottage, after having seen a movie, trying desperately to find a decent restaurant, (other than the likes of nandos and pizza hut), but have just given up and had the lemon and herb double chicken burger at the former fast-food chain. Then I found Eriki. Other than the fact that I still don't know how to pronounce the name, (is it Er-ee-ky or Er-i-kee --- the waiters don't even know...), I struggled to find much wrong with this place. The food was impressive. Although the menu wasn't very diverse, I was impressed with the standard of what they did offer. Service was fine, I wouldn't call it quick, but I certainly wasn't sitting there wondering where my food had got to... Also, the prices weren't too bad either. Overall, I'd definitely go again, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a decent place to eat after having seen a movie. Oh, and have the ribs. Definitely have the ribs.

Walking through Swiss Cottage looking for a somewhere to eat was a tough experience. I hear you, we should have used welovelocal, none of use will ever make that mistake again!

After passing by a rather large looking sushi venue, and then an empty thai, we stumbled upon Eriki a friendly looking Indain.

The service was good, the food arrived quickly and the atmosphere was pleasant. I particularly enjoyed the pakora that seemed to add a modern twist to what can be an otherwise simple starter.