Bombay Aloo in Brighton and Hove - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Muy decepcionado con ellos, ya que no solo se habían ido, sino que no quedaban curry ni comida. Servicio inexistente.

Visited here as see on passing while visiting Brighton !We are not vegetarians but do love a curry ,quite a small place but curry’s was tasty and spicy ,Dishes was all hot and staff polite what more could you ask for ?Paid £20 for two people and a large cobra which we shared

Comida vegetariana india genuina. Vegano amigable con un personal amable y un ambiente feliz en general. La comida es muy buena, tienen un servicio de buffet, tanto como puedas o quieras comer por menos de 7 libras. Pakora grande, al menos 4 curry diferentes con nan y arroz basmati simple siempre en oferta. Las cervezas son un poco caras para acompañar tu curry de verduras, pero bueno, si buscas un indio barato y bien preparado, no puede ser mejor.

La calidad por el precio es excelente. Hay una amplia gama de opciones y es un restaurante vegano, así que es bueno para todos. Recuerda que es un restaurante indio, así que no te pases por alto con el picante, a menos que tengas ganas.

Vine aquí para el buffet y fue muy bueno para el precio, realmente saludable y un montón de verduras! Definitivamente vendría otra vez

Let's face it it's not gourmet indian but it's cheap and fairly tasty. There were about 5 curry dishes to choose from as well as rice, nan bread and a selection of salads, pickles and popadoms. I had chick pea and potato curry, some vegetable curry and some tarka dal. The tarka dall was really nice, the pickles, nan, onion bhaji and pakora were good too but the rest was very sloppy and watery. They bought out a fresh batch of korma and it look watery as they poured it in to the hot pot. If your on a budget and want an ok meal it's not a bad shout. We read since visiting that it only has a one star hygiene rating but it looked clean enough and the toilets were clean.

I have the buffet here and it's amazing value for money. So much food and all vegan now. You can come on your own as many people do or a group. Good atmos. The guys working here are attentive and in a good mood. All in all the best place for eat all you want in Brighton. Highly recommend.

Bombay Aloo is a compact 100% vegan Indian buffet right in the centre of Brighton and was just right for a quick, tasty and wholesome curry meal before a concert at the Dome. Why do people prefer to queue up in 'Big Multinational' burger joints..... Very good value and a fair choice of dishes - being a buffet you can try some of each.

The Bombay Aloo offers excellent Indian vegetarian and vegan food. The food has a good flavor and freshly prepared. The buffet has a good cost / performance ratio. Unfortunately the service is a little bit unfriendly and the toilet is not very clean.

Called in for dinner on a visit to see our daughter. Good tasty food, really good value. Certainly better than a number of the reviews on here suggest.

Genuinely the most disgusting Indian food I have ever attempted to consume. The Korma is a bland, cabbage filled vegetable soup with the consistency of water (see image), the saag aloo is a watery, flavourless slop, the samosa are lumps of undercooked pastry. Abosultey revoluting and inedible food, utterly shocked that Indian food can be so tasteless. Stay well away.

I really wanted this review to be so much better. The whole concept of a vegan buffet restaurant serving Indian food just appeals so much. By no stretch of the imagination could I ever be described as vegan but as I have discovered the food can be tasty and filling. Whilst the curries were tasty in themselves we found them to be quite watery. Rice and flatbreads were the order of the day to mop up. Mind you the onion bhajis and potato pakoras were absolutely superb. I would go back, but not for a while.

Pretty rubbish eat all you can buffet for 6.99. Vegetarian restaurant so if you are a veggie then there may be some interest for you but in all honesty it is a rather sub par buffet with greasy starters tasteless un-seasoned main courses and please don't order wine with the meal as they put water and what tasted like ribena in the red wine. Truly awful place terrible food and nothing positive to say except maybe the price. No. On second thoughts not even the price. Sorry!

Went today after having not been in at least a year and was so disappointed. Server was quite rude to us when we explained we didn’t have a buffet but insisted you must declare first so he can “follow you around”. Went to toilet and the back of house and toilet downstairs was pretty grim / dirty, the taste of the food was fine but average Indian takeaway. Definutely won’t be back especially with such amazing competition elsewhere in brighton.

Whenever we come to Brighton we ALWAYS come here. It has always had good food and continues to do so tho it does get a tad crowded at times. That said, it has great Asian food, prompt service and a nice busy vibe. Close to Brighton Station too. Worth a visit. Trust me!

This place was recommended by our son. Great choice of vegan food great to not to have to worry about what we were eating as we are both veggies and just tucked in.

We have been coming here for a number of years and the food has always been of a good standard with a wide selection of dishes. However this visit was spoiled for a few reasons - (i) we were initially told our 3 year old could eat free but on settling up was charged £4.95 because 'he ate too much and left food on the plate'. Another group sitting outside claimed their children were not eating but when we left they were tucking in from their parents plates! (ii) dont get suckered in by the house 'wine' at £9.95 a bottle - it is awful, some kind of alcoholised grape juice by its own label admission and (iii) noticed the waiter flattening out piles of rice with his uncovered hand. No wonder many people have stomach issues after eating here.

I went with my partner as we were drawn in by the fact it’s vegan, buffet style and reasonably priced. We were not let down, there was a good range of curry and side options to suit all preferences of spiciness. The potato pakoras are to die for. Would recommend to anyone wanting good quality Indian food, the fact it’s cheap and the fact it’s vegan are just bonuses!

We used to come to Bombay Aloo often then I had some mobility issues afterwards surgeries so was unable to getting there. So nice to be back again. The place has been redecorated recently and the seating is very comfortable. The food was excellent. Lovely helpful staff. We shall be back as soon as I can get there again. Trisha

Sat outside with my uncle as the weather was nice. Been before with friends and paid after we’d eaten. This time I was asked to pay before??? The excuse given was...because we sat outside! Anyway I did that and then 3 men came and sat next to us outside and did not pay before eating! Immediately I went inside and told the man, he laughed, I said you have to treat all customers the same and I felt quite humiliated as he obviously didn’t trust me!!

Ditch boring chain restaurants, now I’ve found Bombay Aloo I will be a returning customer their lunchtime buffet. Normally I’m not a fan of all you can eat buffets but their selection of curries, bahji’s, pakoras, chutneys are excellent, reminded me of thali’s I’ve enjoyed in India.

Bombay Aloo was my first ever Brighton dining experience, many years ago before veganism hit hold. They recently put up the price, which they quickly reduced so I went back. I didn't think £8 was fair. I went tonight and it was awful, oily, hard rice, old pakora, stale naan awful. I had to fish for the lonely potato, yes potato, pieces in a watery sag aloo. I ended up leaving and ending a ten year affair with an establishment. Shame on you.

We enjoyed a lovely meal tonight as 3 vegetarians and 1 meat eater, we were all left full of tasty food! The food was at the correct temperature and was topped up during our time there. Really enjoyed the onion bagees and lime pickle.

This place recently went vegan, and it's all you can eat too. The quality of the food is amazing, and the vegan chocolate milkshake was superb! 5 / 5

Its a good atmosphere, remind a me about a pub to be frank. I have to acknowledge the food price is very cheap, though it certainty does not come with quality. I am myself living in Leicester and have been to such places all my life, and the food there is much more authentic. I am not sure what to say, but i had a good very very basic Indian, I would not come again though, perhaps the other vegan restaurants are better. When i got out of the restaurant, my clothes smelled to frying pan as the kitchen is very closely located to the room.

Comida blanda. Me sentí mal después de comer aquí y estuve vomitando toda la noche y estaba en el baño.

Rompe entre 3 y 4 estrellas, como valor "bueno" por el precio en lugar del promedio. 7. La opción 95 significa que te dan una placa y subes a los contenedores en la ventana y tomas lo que quieras. Elección razonable que incluye algo de ensalada y aderezo, pero en su mayoría platos vegetarianos picantes. No encontré ninguna carne! Pero no soy experto en la diferencia entre veggie y vegan, así que sugiero que los veganos estrictos sean cuidadosos. (Aderezo para ensaladas?) También algunos postres muy mediocres - ensalada de frutas con 2 artículos, pudín de arroz muy acuoso. La mayoría de la gente estaría llena de los sabrosos productos ricos en fibra que me imagino, así que no se preocupan por el postre. Nunca tomo lo que no puedo comer en esos lugares, pero rompí mi récord con las piezas de poppadom que estaban empapadas y descartadas.

Been here a few times now as this is one of my favourite places in Brighton. Despite the other reviews, I have had excellent experiences each time I've eaten here. The staff are super nice, and the food is amazing. Will be coming back again.

Han sido antes, hace años y era simple comida india sabrosa.

He estado aquí unas cuantas veces, era bastante normal, pero está bien. Claramente dice que es vegetariano y vegano afuera, así que todavía tengo que explicar por qué mi Dahl sabía de caldo de pollo - dudé de mí mismo hasta que intenté cortar una gran cantidad de limón en mi pepinillo - no pude Córtalo porque era un pequeño hueso común con carne aún adherida.

Adresse notée dans le Routard. Très déçu. Certes ce n’est pas cher et à volonté mais au bout d’une petite assiette fade on a plus envie... le « serveur » très stressé nous bouscule sans arrêt, ne supporte pas qu’on ose lui demander une boisson, pas sympa. Et vraiment, des propositions de plats sans saveur et très limité.

After being told about this place as a purely vegan restaurant I thought I would give a go, we were seated, then when we asked to be moved because we didn’t want to be near the door, we were moved to another table, midway through eating we were told to move to another table as the one we were sitting on was booked. When asking for a another plate I was given a dirty one, food looked like it has been there for certainly more than 3 hours and to top it all off the bill was wrong, after paying i was told that they had under charged us. Poor attentiveness by front of house, poor food, 2 * given because salad was fresh

I work in the town center and love passing by this little vegan restaurant :-) i have only ever had take away and its £5.95 i think for the large. You just need to be able to close the lid :-) i have learnt how to pack my box to get the most in. Great currys, onion bhaji's, salads, etc also good flavours, polite staff, food is always hot and i cant fault it for the money i pay.

Heard a lot about this little Indian buffet and was very excited to try! So I decided to pop in last week for a late lunch with my partner! The starters (although only two), poppadoms and salads were lovely, so I was excited about the mains. I wanted them to be great but unfortunately, they were very watery and lacked flavour, naans were also a bit soggy and very tasteless, there also wasn't much choice. Neither me or my partner left feeling satisfied, rather it filled a hole. Although £6.95 is cheap for an all you can eat buffet, it actually wasn't worth that. Gutted to say, we won't be returning.

I am an omnivore and love my occasional trips to vegan restaurants in town as some of them truly make you fall in love with food that does justice to your body, soul and gut.

Ce restaurant indien végétarien est d'un rapport qualité prix irréprochable. La formule "à volonté" permet de déguster des préparations, toutes de qualité, à un tarif extrêmement abordable.

This is really tasty freshly made traditional Indian food. All Vegan, which is not my specific criteria, but its lovely food. Listen.....dinner for two, absolutely delicious, 4 diet cokes, twenty quid! It's now one of our regular haunts.

I liked the food of Bombay aloo, It was properly baked and the variety they offer is also nice. The owner is quite polite but the Bangladeshi waiter/worker is too rude.

Been here many times over the years when visiting Brighton. Not been for a while, the seating had been changed, seemed not so close together but still snug. Found the food very tasty, first ever vegan meal and was impressed.

We had a variety of vegan dishes from the buffet; Onion Bhajis and Pakoras to start (which were a little greasy). Excellent Dahl and Sag Aloo, great chick pea curry too, and several more. It was lovely having such a variety of vegan foods to choose from. We also had excellent mango lassi - although not vegan. Thank you!

Visiting Brighton and remembered this place...centrally located next to TKMaxx in the city centre. £7 for vegan friendly buffet, all tasty and fresh... An easy informal eaterie.

Visited Bombay Aloo on two occasions now. Always walk in and sit ourselves down as the staff are always in the back doing something else. We know it’s a buffet but wouldn’t mind a bit of service ie asking for our drinks orders. I asked the water for a jug of water and we just got lemon water in a pint glass .. Not what we wanted! Service aside the food is really tasty, for the price it’s so worth it for lunch with mates or a cheap date. pakora was delicious had so many, but seemed a tiny bit greasy. Sag Aloo was over cooked and tasted like soggy spinach. Potato and chickpea curry and the dahl were really tasty - would eat those again. They only served pitta bread no naan - this was disappointing as you always need naan with your curry! Complaints aside it’s a good cheap eat and we will come back for a budget lunch - not the best but not the worst. Bhajis are so good!

Bombay Aloo is a vegetarian curry house serving buffet curries on the edge of The Lanes in Brighton. It is a fairly cheap and so offers plentiful eating.

Estaba muy emocionado de probar este lugar porque realmente tiene una excelente relación calidad-precio: curry vegano ilimitado por solo 7

Vinimos aquí para una cena temprana una noche en nuestras vacaciones familiares. El restaurante era sencillo pero elegante por dentro, y el personal era amable. Pensamos que la comida del buffet era deliciosa, y una excelente relación calidad-precio. Sin duda volveremos la próxima vez que estemos en Brighton.

Había alrededor de 6 curries veganos para elegir, además de arroz, pan naan, chutney y pepinillos. El dhal curry fue probablemente mi favorito. Mi menos favorito era el sueco y el curry de guisantes. Restaurante muy básico pero no te puedes quejar a las 6. 95 para todo lo que puedas comer en buffet! Los baños de abajo podrían beneficiarse de una mejora.

¡Guauu! 6. 95 come tanto como puedas en el bufé sin importar qué día o hora sea!

Llegó a Brighton después de un rato buscando un buen restaurante de comida vegetariana india.

Bombay Aloo was recommended by a friend as a spot to get very authentic Indian food. Went for dinner and had the buffet - put two plates of food away, nice and low-level heat in terms of spice - washed them down with beer, was only out £10.30. Quick - Cheap - Satisfying.

For the price of the buffet it is ok, more suited to lunch rather than dinner. Therefore, if you are looking for quality and more choice then I would suggest finding a Gujarati instead.

7 pounds for all you can eat vegan food ~ wide selection of very decent curries. Nice little place to eat before a night out

Being vegetarian, sometimes could pain looking for restaurants to dine in, after looking around for while came across this pure veg restaurant, so we decided to have dinner. The restaurant does buffet and al-carte. When we looked at the menu to order the guy said only buffet. There were supposed to be 25 varieties of dishes. To our disappointment there were less than 25. We thought is pure veg, might as well sit and dine here, When we went to help ourselves with the buffet the curries didn’t look tempting to eat We took one curry and looking for naan or tandoori roti, but there was pitta cut into small pieces.

All vegan Indian restaurant, small, cozy serve yourself concept. Very nice staff, and food just needed a pinch of salt to fit my taste. Onion Bahjis were magical <3 Can definately recommend this place. If I go to Brighton again, I will come back.

This place was a hidden gem for me. Went with a few mate. Came out full and still had loads of cash left to spend the night away

Popped in on way back to hotel it’s a Buffett each as much as u want £6.95 fab value for money all curry’s are vegan and very tasty staff very helpful and friendly will be back !!!!!

Went here last night. The first time for many years.

I recommend Tasty and spicy plates Nice naans Not a lot of choice anyway, it remains a small buffet But for the price it’s ok and nice

Das Essen hier im Restaurant war sehr lecker - klein aber fein! Wir kommen gerne wieder hier vorbei.

Very disappointing. Claim 25 dishes which is not really the case. If you want to fill up on vegetables and some plain white rice then £6.75 is OK. If you want proper Indian vegetation food then go some where else.

Eat as much as you like vegetarian, quality not the best,but the price is good,a full belly for £6.99,no complaints.

We always eat here in Brighton and food is always brilliant but u need at least 3 hands as food lids are not hinged and you have to place them on another dish, thus blocking access to it for someone else. Daal is superb as is sag aloo and staff always polite. Well worth a visit AND not even 10 min from the rail station!!

Small establishment providing a nice choice of vegetarian asian food, buffet style.

Went with my girlfriend for dinner, on a friend's recommendation. She was impressed, me less so. The food was of good quality and the staff friendly. However, the restaurant was very cramped and had limited food options available. Although, the price was very cheap (£7 per head) so one cannot complain too much.

This is a Cheap and cheerful little Indian Restaurant. It is really good quality authentic food, Please note this is a vegetarian restaurant, so dont expect them to do you a chicken Curry. lol.

Visited today around 1800. Really impressed. Couldn't believe the price,£6.50 for all you can eat!! Great service,great food, we're not vegetarian but could easily become one after tonight.house red was excellent too. Can't really recommend this restaurant enough.lovely, friendly family run business with unbeatable Dahl 10 out of 10

Sous forme de buffet on a le choix dans une large gamme de plats végétariens , le tout pour 6,50....

Lovely food with buffet style service. Buffet is vegan, hot, tasty and as spicy as required. The Daal is to die for. Serves basic range of Indian beers and wine. Very gentle, welcoming and inclusive. Awesome food

Une adresse à retenir. Le restaurant propose des plats indien sur le mode "Buffet". 6,5 livres pour un repas à...

i've loved bombay aloo for years, authentic indian food for the most agreeable prices! came again recently and the food is still just as good and we enjoyed the indian beers and music too

Bargain buffet. I was in two minds as the buffet is strictly vegetarian but not an issue if you are not.Really affordable and a couple of dishes to fill you up, including chocolate rolls and melon as desserts.

We were lucky to stumble across this. No frills vegetarian indian food. We didn't really know what the dishes were but as everything is vegetarian we knew it was safe and was all very tasty. Considering it is in Brighton it was very good value.

I used to come here as much as twice a week, but a year or so ago I started going to Bombay Lounge round the corner despite the fact that it was not vegetarian and I am. Unfortunately Bombay lounge has now closed down so...

I last ate at Bombay Aloo several years ago and it's not changed. It's possibly the cheapest place to get a filling meal in Brighton, and it's perfectly acceptable, especially if you like potato (the giveaway is in the name!) There's a small array of salads with good pickles, and two hot starters - large onion bhajis and a deep fried, battered potato slice.

This seemed very popular as I looked through the window and as I love Indian food I went in to...

Si vous aimez la cuisine indienne et que la viande n'est pas une obligation , je vous invite à tester...

Very lovely all you can eat restaurant close to the town centre, lovely service and healthy tastes verge food.

All you can eat buffet. There were about six or seven curries, plus rice, bread, pickles, chutneys and pakora. The...

Rápido y práctico, pero la comida es un poco demasiado de la media. Dicho esto, es barato y justo para el precio. No puedo verme volver prisa como hay tanto otra opción en la zona

Y fue una noche de sábado. Probablemente porque no sirven alcohol, pero eso me vino de estar solo.

This was the worst food ever. Dry rice, bland mush that was supposed to be food. And the snacks could pass for cardboard. It is cheap, and still too expensive.

Over the years we have eaten here a few times, its never been real authentic curry in either spice or taste, but the owner was always very friendly and so were most of his staff. It must of changed hands, because now its not worth the a visit. Its bland, at times very unpleasant, and the rice is sometimes inedible, shame, because Brighton needs more Indian vegetarian restaurants.

This is an exclusively vegetarian Indian restaurant, which specialised on a buffet. About six or seven different dishes are served, with lots of condiments, rice, nibbles, and so on.

Worst vegetarian indian food .rice was not cooked .pakoras were very oily and burn.i dont normaly review but i had to as the ffod was not edible .

I have been here several times on visits to Brighton, most recently for lunch before a show, as I knew it would be quick and tasty. They offer an all you can eat buffet, with around 6 curries, along with rice, bread, bhajis, salad, poppadums, and chutneys. The thing I like most about this restaurant is that they clearly label everything, and there is a notice saying which items (1 curry and a few starters/snacks) are not suitable for vegans. This is often a problem I have with buffets, as I am unable to easily see what I can eat. This system makes it incredibly straight forward, and I am able to quickly get my food. It is incredibly good value, particularly for Brighton; you can get a hot meal here for around the same price as a takeaway meal deal at some of the other shops.

This is the best value I got for my money (Foodwise) in my entire Great Britain trip in July 2017. This place had an insanely cheap buffé that knocked us away with good veggie currys and warm bread and rice. some deep fried items were also on the buffé. everything that was supposed to be hot was really hot, and I am usually quite picky with that (germophobe) and everything cold was really cold. There were atleast 6 different currys on the buffé. I am not a Vegetarian myself, infact I LOVE meat, but I didn't miss it at this restaurant, it was just full of dishes to try. I tried to sample all the dishes, but I got so full in there they almost had to roll me out! I lovethis place

This is a cheap meal and you can have seconds so it's very good value. The food is ok, not great but perfectly adequate and I've eaten here 3 times at least so it can't be that average or I'd never come back.

its easy to say that a warm/hot meal for 5.99 is not bad a price for brighton, but unfortunately this time it was not. The waiter slumped across to me as uf he wanted to be somewhere else and looked bored out of his mind. He showed me to the table and then went back behind the counter, no would you like a drink or this is how you get your food, so went up to get my food. The sign for the restaurant says choose from 20 different items, only 9 items on show are actually luke warm or hot. The rice and the nans(very strange tasting), and the fried flat discs(not sure what they were) were almst cold and thediscs had gone all soggy. The vegetable curry was hot but had virtually no taste whatsoever and no spice. The chefs special curry was chunks ofswede and a few other veg in the same bland sauce. The chaana dall was mainly large chunks of potato with a few chickpeas thrown in and a bland yellow sauce. The saag aloo was the consistancy of spinach soup and again blind folded you would nort have been able to day what it was. The tarka dall was probably the best one but again had no spice or flavour to it. There may have been one other curry but i cant recall so must have been very forgettable. All the other items on the menu consisted of salad items or pickles and chutneys and a few bits of diced apples and diced oranges with the skin still on flooating in water. The waiter came over after about 15 minutes to ask about drinks and once you got your drink he disappeared behind his counter again. I think that as a vegetarian restaurant customers are being sold short as the hot food is not good and is the least amount of food served here. The waiter did not want to be there and it showed(maybe he was embarrassed to have to have to fill up the containers with the food). If you are looking fora good vegetarian curry house this is certainally not the one

I have to admit when I first went here I was so blown away by the 'happy hour' price of £3.99 all you can eat, that I raved about it to everyone. However, when I returned again I realised that the quality of curry is very poor. The full price buffet is now up to £5.99 and I thought I'd check it out again in case the food had improved. It has not. The curries are watery and bland. They all contain potato and are hard to tell apart. The onion bhaji and naan bread are dry and the potato pakora is overly greasy. The rice is also plain. When your favourite part of the meal is poppadoms and chutney, something is probably wrong. I'd urge people not to get distracted by the all you can eat deal for a low price, because I'd honestly argue that they are charging too much for chunks of potato swimming in slightly flavoured water!

Awful! We have been going here for 20 years and now it must have new owners as this experience was terrible! Such a shame our favourite place to eat has been ruined. Hard undercooked Vege. Bland no flavour. Soggy undercooked bhaji, horrible rice, nann that tasted like it had come from tesco value packet!!! No atmosphere and rude waiters.

Everything tastes the same. It was all a bit watery with no texture. Everything had a big cinnamon stick in it and was at the sweet end not spicy. It is however very cheap and friendly so I'm not rating it poor

This is definitely and average Indian restaurant and we only tried this buffet as it had only just opened at 12 midday and thought that it would be fresh and not hard like the bread was The pakora style items were just Potato and most was very watery The server was not very good at interacting or speaking English and there was no atmosphere in the restaurant at all - told to sit at a small table for 2 even though the restaurant was fairly emptySeen this here for a number of years and thought if visiting - done it now - would I return - probably not

Price is good but food quality reflects that. Sauces are watery. Samosas are only potato and very stodgy. The nan bread was rock hard. The server does not interact but seems to watch every move you make, maybe she thinks you will try and take some food away with you. I hardly ate anything. The loos are down in the dungeon and my shoes stuck to the steps on way down. Yuck!

Visited on a Friday night, like we used to, was always fairly busy, not this time. There was only one other couple in there, no welcome from the waiter (well i presume he was, as he just pointed us to a table,) put our plates down and left us to it. No drinks were offered, we had to ask for a glass of water, as they have no alcohol licence, (although i believe you can take your own for a small fee) Bearing in mind this is eat as much as you like and having visited frequently over the last 8 years or so i was hoping for some different dishes seeing as new owners have taken over. There wasn't... The dishes were the same as before, nothing wrong in that but i tried a bit of every dish and they all tasted the same. Bland, I can only think the Chef was having an off day. Baghis were cold, Rice was hard and crunchy in certain mouthfuls. The restaurant had no atmosphere it felt cold and really couldn't wait to leave. I'm sure it was an off day but won't be hurrying back.

Nothing amazing or fancy, but it's so cheap for what you get. You get to choose what you want, and the food is good!Staff were friendly too and the atmosphere was quiet and chilled out.

Clever planning. Dishes on burners in the window, enough tables to be cosy, super service, well labelled for allergies and vegan.Salads for raw foodies. Eat what you will for £5.99. It was enough for us but breads and drinks available at small extra cost.No fuss, serve yourself and enjoy the low volume service. Delightful girl served us.

All you can eat veggie Indian cuisine. I didnt try everything, there were so many choices. It was all fine but nothing was really spicy or exciting. All a bit bland really, but lovely staff and good value.The very kind owner gave food to a homeless guy who came in and asked for some. It was a bitter cold, miserable night. What a lovely gesture.

The food has gone downhill from when we last visited! It was cold and lacked authentic Indian flavours. No alcohol license. More of the cheaper ingredients, like potatoes, less of more interesting ingredients, like chickpeas.

The food is bland. They have not got the spices right. All the curries taste alike. Low on salt, spice. The mix veg curry is just set of cut vegetables with some salt &amp; pepper with absolutely no Tadka. Horrible taste. Not Indian at all. The white rice was dry. The Tarka dhal was one of the most awful dhal I had ever tasted. They heated up some ready made naans instead of providing preparing fresh naan/roti from Tandoor.On asking, the guy said he has no idea as he did not check with the Kitchen. Then he admitted that they have a problem with the Tandoor. The place is cramped. They steel lids do not hinge on and you have to place it on some other dish. No space at all. In summary, awful experience. Just DONT GO if you like to have tasty Indian food.

I visited this restaurant a couple of weeks ago with my mum and niece. It was part of a Christmas present for my niece along with a visit to the Theatre Royal.Well, first things first - it is freezing cold in there. Clearly the place was built without heating or radiators but a couple of free-standing heaters would have been a simple solution.We were welcomed and given hot plates for our food. When we ordered drinks they didn't have the tea I wanted.We went up to the 'buffet'. I am not sure how they count twenty items (they must be including the mango chutney and raita and popadom chips) and the choice is very disappointing. As mentioned in other reviews, it seems to be a variation on a theme of potatoes and carrots in not very inspiring sauces. There wasn't enough rice and naans and admittedly we should have asked for fresh. The rice was tepid as were the curries. And the onion bhaji was pretty much cold.My niece was pleased with her choice of chickpea curry. And that is the best thing I can say about the place.All in all a very disappointing meal and we only went because my niece has recently turned vegetarian. But never again.

This small vegetarian Indian restaurant is tucked away in Ship Street and has been there for many years! offering a loyalty card if you visit on a regular basis.In all the years i have been going to eat here for under £10 for two eat as much as you like buffet the price has only just gone up slightly!! Great choice of starters with the best onion bhaji and deep fried potatoes, then onto vegetable curry and many more delights, finishing with fresh fruit salad. Great Value for money, also serves beers and soft drinks, more tables upstairs, although toilets are downstairs!!