Basmati in Telford and Wrekin

A work supper for a leaving colleague. Very good wide and varied menu. Very efficient service. Nothing too difficult. Food tasty but nothing particularly outstanding. Just a good decent curry. They are not licensed, so remember to take your own drink.

Visited mid week with a group of friends. First impression friendly welcoming staff but on arriving the restaurant was cold, although they did offer to put the heating on. Food was good & tasty, everyone enjoyed their food & the service was friendly but a little confusing at times, knowing which dish was which. A few mix ups when bringing out the dishes, but it was soon rectified. One meal did take a while to come out. You can bring your own alcoholic drinks & soft drinks can be bought here. Worth a visit.

Spur of the moment decision to call in for a curry. Staff were welcoming. The mixed grill and chicken tikka saagwala were delicious. Staff Big Mac and Ray were delightful, nothing was too much trouble and so friendly. There's an off-licence across the road open until 10pm, remember to take a bottle as no licence for alcohol. Excellent, will be returning.

Stunning service , even better food, excellent atmosphere, attentive service with everything cooked to perfection!

Having lived most of my life in Wolverhampton where there are extremely good Indian restaurants I have some idea of the standards we should expect. This restaurant (which does not have a licence to serve alcohol) fails to attain any sort of standard. My wife and I ordered poppadums’ to start with but at £2.00 for chutney we did not order. Sadly it appears the trick spreading though most Indian restaurants, that of bringing the chutney regardless and charging for it, has reached Newport. I ordered onion bhaji only to have put in front of me bhajis that had been cocked sometime before and re-heated. The restaurant manager when challenged admitted this. Each was soaking in its cooking oil. In short the meal was disgusting. I will never return.