London's east side is a booming metropolis for international cuisine. A staple on the Brick Lane circuit is of course Indian. With over 15 Indian and Bangladeshi restaurants on this street alone, the experience can be somewhat daunting when trying to find one that won't give you Delhi belly. Priced oh-so-cheap and providing you with premium service and quality food is Muhib's Indian restaurant.
Take a stroll down Brick Lane on Sunday from about 6pm onwards and you will have a representative from every one of the 15 restaurants (plus more) offering you culinary deals to entice you into their dining hall. At Muhib's you can manage to squeeze out a deal worth dining for which includes entrees, mains, naan and rice plus two glasses of wine for each of your entourage for an average of £10. Not bad for a Sunday night feed.
Once you are seated, the menu does have you salivating with its extensive choices from all over India. If you are a carnivore go for the Chicken pakoras as a starter, they are juicy and crispy and come with a spicy dipping sauce to enhance the flavour. A staple in our group, and a favourite amongst the vegetarians, is the
Onion bhajis, which get ordered every time (usually by me). These balls of fried, onion goodness, spiced to perfection, are winners.

Onion Bhaji @ Muhib Indian Cuisine (Photo instagram @neelsmcgee)
Other options for mains are the lamb choices of
Sheesh kebab and
Meat samosas.

Sheesh Kebab @ Muhib Indian (Photo instagram @neelsmcgee)

Lamb Entree @ Muhib Indian (Photo instagram @neelsmcgee)

Meat Samosas @ Muhib Indian (Photo instagram @neelsmcgee)
Once you have finished every crumb on your plate, it is time to continue your Eastern-influenced journey and head on to your main course. The traditional
Indian lamb curry wins hands down. Just the right amount of spices and mild enough for the masses. Team it with
Jasmine or
Palau rice and you cannot go wrong.

Lamb Curry @ Muhib Indian (Photo instagram @neelsmcgee)

Indian Rice @ Muhib Indian (Photo instagram @neelsmcgee)
If you are feeling extra indulgent then the side of
Garlic and cheese naan will have you giddy.

Garlic Naan (Photo instagram @neelsmcgee)
Just when you thought you couldn't eat another bite, out comes the after-dinner mint chocolates. The perfect ending to a substantial meal

After Dinner Chocolate Mints @ Muhib Indian (Photo instagram @neelsmcgee)