Indian Food in Oxford, OX1, OX2, OX3, OX4, OX5

If you are In Oxford what you can enjoy most is the Indian food in any nook and corner. From samosas,bhajiyas, kebabs sold at almost all vending shops at the underground train stations to wayside snack shops, one can take a bite well into wee hours . They are opened very early in the morning when busy Oxfordies with no time for breakfast, grab a bite or two. Then very late at night when most restaurants have closed, some kebab shops are opened with a full array of Indian curries, roti and nan. Most of them are very strategically located next to the tube stations. It is a common site to see tired corporates with ruffled looks eager to take home food from such shops which are providing service with a smile even at unearthly hours.

Then in supermarkets, you cannot miss the sight of the Indian food section. They are well stocked with basmati rice in different qualities, dals, garam masala, spices, rajama, bottled ready to cook masala mix, dried masala mixes…A little away in the frozen section there is umpteen variety of ready to serve and eat chicken murgh masala, balti chicken, koftas, roghan josh, nans of three four kinds,paranthas, rotis, dal, paneer matar and some vegetables for the vegetarians.Considering the servings and price-it is a good pick. The taste- very close to authentic restaurant food and somethings remind you of home.

Away from the Rush and Crowd ,Tree Hotel is the best Indian restaurant is located at the Iffley village surrounded with the Mountain View. When you enter it, you are struck by the old world charm of the Trees. The regal decor is spread out over a huge area. Everything here is in style, the crockery the menu and what more you are served in great style. It was the first time that I could not find the ever so popular butter chicken on the menu of an Indian restaurant in Oxford. Instead they take great pride in serving Indian food differently. The kheer was with a dash of green apple. Eating it first with the eyes -that is what I did. So beautifully presented and served. Presentations apart the food was really good.

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