Viceroy Of India Bexley Ltd

Viceroy Of India is the Indian restaurant and takeaway on Bexley village High Street, in the heart of the historic Kent village now part of the south-east London borough — the small high street that runs past Bexley railway station up towards the old Crown public house. The trading entity is Viceroy Of India Bexley Ltd, registered locally, and the kitchen leans into the Mughlai tradition that built around the tandoor oven, which sets it apart from the more standard Bangladeshi curry-house format found in the surrounding suburbs.

The menu lists tandoori starters and main courses alongside the expected jalfrezi, biryani and balti range, with both vegetarian and vegan options flagged and halal meat used in the kitchen. Reviews on Restaurantji and ChefOnline lean positive on freshness and the speed at which orders are turned around for collection. The shop trades evenings as a sit-down restaurant and runs collection and local delivery into Bexley village, Albany Park and the immediate residential streets, with Just Eat and ChefOnline coverage alongside its own website.