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Madras Accent

  1. Bromley
  2. Bromley Indi̇an Restaurant

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Madras Accent
Address: 149 Masons Hill, Bromley BR2 9HW, UK
Phone: 020 8091 3563
State: Greater London
City: Bromley
Zip Code: BR2 9HW

opening times

Monday: 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM
Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM
Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM
Thursday: 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM
Sunday: 10:00 AM – 9:45 PM

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Madras Accent in Bromley presents an exciting and refreshing take on South Indian cuisine, standing out as a unique addition to the local dining scene. On our first visit, we were intrigued by the creative menu and pleasantly surprised by the warm and engaging service.nnFrom the outside, the restaurant appears modest, but the interior is cleverly designed, offering a cozy yet spacious dining environment. The seating arrangements include booths, which add an intimate touch to the experience.nnStarters:nWe began with the poppadoms and okra fries. The poppadoms were fresh and crisp, while the okra fries, though delicately cooked, could benefit from some improvement. The texture was a bit too brittle, and the flavor profile felt underwhelming. A touch of garlic spice or a bolder seasoning could elevate this dish and add depth to the okra.nnMains:nThe mains were the highlight of the meal. The Paneer Butter Masala and Butter Chicken were bursting with authentic flavors, beautifully balanced with spice and richness. We appreciated that the restaurant was accommodating in adjusting the spice level to our preference, a gesture that made the dishes even more enjoyable. The paneer was soft and well-marinated, while the butter chicken was rich and indulgent without being overwhelming.nnTo accompany the curries, we opted for parathas and chapatis instead of naan. The parathas were exceptional—fluffy, crispy, and perfect for scooping up the flavorful gravies. The chapatis were also skillfully prepared, light, and satisfying. It was a welcome change from the often heavy naan bread.nnService and Ambience:nThe service started strong, with the staff warmly recognising us as new customers and engaging in friendly conversation. However, there were minor lapses as the meal progressed. For instance, cutlery was not provided initially and took some time to arrive even after we requested it. While it wasn't a busy evening, a little more attentiveness from the staff would have enhanced the overall experience.nnDrinks and Dessert:nTo round off the meal, we tried the masala chai, which was a perfect finish. Its robust, spiced flavor provided a comforting and authentic end to the meal.nnOverall Impressions:nMadras Accent delivered an impressive dining experience with its authentic flavors and thoughtful menu. While there are areas for improvement, such as seasoning adjustments for certain dishes and more consistent service, the quality of the food and the inviting atmosphere make it a place worth revisiting.nnWe look forward to exploring more of their offerings on our next visit. This is a promising gem for those seeking genuine South Indian flavors in Bromley!
Lovely authentic Tamil restaurant in the most unlikely of places. Presentation caters to the standard western audience with paintings of rickshaws and MGR, knives and forks, and pretty little pots and dishes. But the taste is undeniably Madras. I come here when I’m craving a Mysore masala dosa or filter coffee. They also do some Indochinese food which is super convenient. The service was very attentive and timely.
My wife and I have talked about trying Madras Accent for a long time and finally have it ago today. As it turned out, the food was great as we had heard - authentic and delicate Indian flavours and dishes that aren't available in most other Indian restaurants in South East London. I would recommend this place to anyone who is looking for real Indian flavours rather than generic curry house dishes.
The Chicken Schezwan Fried Rice was smoky and packed with spice, while the Chilli Prawn had a perfect blend of tang and heat, with juicy, well-cooked prawns. The attentive service added to the experience, making it memorable. Definitely planning to come back again!
Okay, so we read a lot of good things about Madras Accent so we decided to give it a shot. Turns out, the non-veg thali was the only thing that really hit the spot.nnWhile the non-vegetarian thali was a highlight, the other dishes proved disappointing. The chicken biryani, in particular, was meager, featuring only a single piece of chicken and a boiled egg. The chicken chukka, though flavorful, was overly onion-heavy and contained a limited number of small pieces of chicken.**nnThe dahi papdi chaat was also underwhelming. While the non-vegetarian thali offered good value, the overall quality of the food was inconsistent.**nnThe servers were nice, but it took forever to get our food.
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Bertha James Day Centre 120 meters
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