TrèSind

I tried the vegetarian tasting menu and it was awesome. Great flavours and new concept cuisine at its finest. The team are really friendly and they made the experience. The restaurant has good ambience and service. The mushroom chai is full of flavour and the chaat is standout. If you’re in Mumbai you must try Avatara which is part of the group.

This place will deliver, unfortunately on our visit very clear it's still a little bit of work in progress, which would be ok, however they are charging 2 star Michelin prices while still working out the kinks. My score reflects the cost against the finished product, if the price point was adjusted then score would be higher. The food good but not memorable, lacking a little punch of favour other than heat, inventive dishes requiring a little something, sadly on our visit Friday evening the restaurant was almost empty which lowered the atmosphere, very surprising how quiet the restaurant was, which lead the staff to be a little full on, watching you and ever 5 mins at your table, all felt a little forced, rushed and hard to relax knowing someone will be at the table shortly. I know this will improve as the staff become more comfortable when explaining dishes and reading the room with their gained experience. You can see where these guys are aiming for, I hope they get there. I was expecting a similar overall experience to match Row on 5 which currently is probably one of the most refined restaurants in London with impeccable detail. The seating a little uncomfortable, but the biggest issue we found was the lighting, all about the details, they are presenting very refined elegant food that is impossible to fully enjoy as you can't really see it, they say you eat with your eyes.....each table needs its own downlight that gently illuminates the table surface to show off all the hard work that has gone into each dish, this is the detail expected. It sounds like I haven't really reviewed the food, which again was enjoyable, however not memorable, as the other refinements were missing. Overall score 6/10. I guess the social media campaign hasn't started yet while the kinks are being sorted, I hope paying customers won’t be taking for granted and in my opinion charged at the wrong price point against the service level, which I know based on my visit will deliver very soon.

I was invited out with a large group of friends to celebrate a birthday which was being held at the fabulous new contemporary Indian restaurant Tresind located in Mayfair . Everyone was really excited by the menu and the unique approach to the Indian cuisine. We have the taster menu to make the most of the variety which we all enjoyed , service was amazing with knowledgeable staff of all aspect of preparation and presentation of the food. We had a fuss made of us for the birthday celebration that was a lovely touch , thank you I will return again.

My wife and I went for dinner during their opening week and from to start to finish, had the best experience. From a warm welcome when entering the restaurant to our waiter explaining every dish as part of the tasting menu. Nothing felt rushed and we were dining for two and half hours. Every course was exceptional, presented beautifully and have never tasted such good Indian food. The highlights were the chaat and khichri I can’t remember our waiters name but he was ensured our glasses were always topped up, empty plates removed and explained every dish (what was in the dish and what part of India it represented)