Sindhu By Atul Kochhar

We had the 7-course tasting menu and accompanying wine flight. Our table was booked for 7pm and by 8pm we had already reached the fourth course so we told the waiter to slow things down. We felt it was all very rushed and we weren't enjoying the experience. To his credit, he apologised and the meal did take on a more leisurely pace from then on which improved our enjoyment of the evening. The wines selected were all superb and matched the food very well. As for the food itself, the stand-out courses were the scallop (2nd course), the lamb and venison (6th) and the chocolate fondant (7th). Not so successful in our view were the 1st course of 3 mini snacks which we found unexciting and the mon...

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Warm welcome. Fabulous levels of spice. Very enjoyable tasting menu. I was sat facing the windows which are in need of cleaning! Lovely wine. Scallop (accompanying salad was poor let the dish down) monkfish absolutely sublime. Mains of lamb delicious and perfectly cooked. Lovely light but very rich chocolate fondant finished the menu. The room started quiet but became very very noisy when a large group entered. We could hardly hear ourselves speak. Saying that, we really enjoyed the tasting menu experience. Service charge of over 10% is added to your bill

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Excellent service and welcome from staff who could not do enough to make our night special. The tasting menu was excellent star of the show was the pomegranate and basil granita and the chocolate fondant A lovely setting well worth a visit

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Lunch here is a feast for the eyes as well as the tastebuds... a lovely setting in Marlow on the river and delicious 3 course lunch which included a cocktail. A perfect Friday lunch spot!

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Lovely setting, food average, plenty of better Indian restaurants in the area. Staff good.

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