Curry Fever Restaurant in Leicester

I was shopping with my mum and sister on Melton Road and we were looking for a restaurant that serves non-veg food. We came across Curry Fever and decided to give it a go and we are so glad we did! The restaurant is very clean and looks great inside. The waiter was very friendly and helped us to choose our food. The food was made fresh and was so tasty. It was definitely the best mixed sizzler we have ever had! We are very impressed with the excellent service and tasty food! We cannot wait to visit again and highly recommend this restaurant.

Visited for an early dinner with family. We ordered the prawn biryani, afghan murg chicken, aubergine paste curry and lamb takatak. Food was delicious and the kids ate twice their usual amount then raved about it after. Service was really good too and the chef kindly accommodated our request for a nut free mild curry which was a hit with the children.

Really good quality food served here specially the North Indian food with good quality and not expensive. Also great service provided. Need to give it a go.... Thanks

I visited this place with my husband during Christmas break to spend a quality time eating curries. We were delighted to be greeted by the lovely staffs. We had ordered paneer pili pili for myself and pili masala chicken for my husband. Curry fever had a Great ambiance at the restaurant with a soft and comforting background music for a couple to spend a good quality time whilst enjoying curries. The curries were cooked to perfection and had a flavourful slightly spicy kick to our preferences. The food was great and the service too. Definitely would recommend it to others and do try the pili pilis.

Visited this place on 18th Dec 2019 with my friends. There was an event happening but we were welcomed and were given excellent service. There was wide range of curries, so it was difficult to decide. Manager of the restaurant Narayan approached us with great smile and recommended to us the Pili Masala Chicken which is said to be one of the signature of this restaurant and after having tasted it, I can see it why. We ordered pili masala chicken, chicken Karachi and lamb Tawa. The pili masala had a slight kick which went well with our taste buds. Lamb Tawa was the chefs speciality and it was exceptional, very soft and tender pieces. Karahi was also slightly hot which was delicious. We had 3 Butter naans which weren’t over burnt just enough crispness to our preference. Overall, the food and service was excellent and worth the money.

Thank you for a lovely meal. Fantastic service, fantastic food and we were really looked after. We have not been to curry fever for over 10 years. The new owners are remarkable and we recommend a visit without any reservation. Will definately be visiting again!!!!!!

The food amazed my partner and I, the quality it’s outstanding and huge portion sizes. I think this place will become a regular. Recommended 100%.

Visited lunchtime. Varied menu, quality excellent and portions generous. Didn't want to waste any so took remaining food home mmmmmmm.

Enjoyed this place a couple of times lately. Karai chicken jeera chicken and pili pili all good! New owners recently and management.

Awesome food awesome taste best service best staff with positive attitude lovely place and best ambiance

Really really nice food and really affordable! £28 for two people with drinks, 2 starters and a main! The perfect Indian place to enjoy with friends and family! Really relaxing and really good food! Thanks for the amazing dinner

Wonderful food and staff especially the head chef who gave us his time to have a personal,informal talk with him.Unfortunately for him although it was authentic indian food and it tasted beautiful;the menu for me was very satisfactory and didnt not have all the dishes i expected it to display on there as options for me to choose from and the drinks menu was not clear to me either and i found just the drinks on there own a bit pricey but overall the atmosphere was quiet,tranquille and the decor was very traditional and interesting.

We went here today for the first time. It was ok but nothing special. Food was quite salty. Nan was excellent though.

I was recommended this place from a friends .Decided to come on Saturday with guests .we specially came from Birmingham and mentioned to one of the staff members it was my first visit however i was offered free popadom as complimentary.The food was not so bad and so was the service but we did find it very unusual when the chef was walking around to the tables with apron on and asking whether the food was good and he was laughing out loudly which made it even strange and in between we wanted extra chapati and we had to order it to the chef as he was next to our table and he quickly rushed of to the kitchen and lauding about chapati what a chef, first time experiencing this new thing in the restaurant very strange and awkward.

I regularly dine here for the pilli pilli chicken, pili masala chicken, methi lamb and lamb chops (all to die for)!!!!! The restaurant décor isn't anything fancy but the food is great!

So last year we popped in on the way home from Brighton speed trials n loved the food here so we were all looking forward to going again this year. Unfortunately I think it’s gone down hill a bit since then. The meat samosas were small ready made tasteless rubbish the same kind that you get at all terrible takeaways! The main was perfectly nice but the lamb was a little dry. The waiter didn’t even bother passing us our individual meals & drinks! Just plonked them on the table and left us to do it! Think next year we’ll try one of the other restaurants down the same street.

My wife & I visited this restaurant on the spur of the moment on Friday evening. Considering it was a Friday evening the place was very quiet!

It was our first time here yesterday, more of a spur of the moment thing - We loved the food starter and Main we both had Lamb very tasty we enjoyed it very much , the staff are very friendly and helpful. Lots of choice of public transportation buses run past very often to the city centre

We visited with friends and chose this venue as we'd never been before. We weren't disappointed.

This has the best Indian Food in Leicester. Nice owners and servers. The food is as close to authentic Indian as it can get. The ambience needs to improve though.

I honestly have to say that my curry from this place was probably one of the best I have ever had. Flavoursome, spicey (but not ridculously hot) and really generous portions (I had to take about half of it home because I couldn't eat it all).

...about this place. Worst customer service i've experienced. The owner was rude, arrogant and the staff didn't care.

They say feedback is a gift, not sure the owner of curry fever appreciate feedback.

I go here a Few times a year if I was closer I would be here regular and erm poorer....I have had the chicken karai and pili pili chicken both of which are really tasty the best I have had and well worth the visit now my motorbike is fixed I will go more regular the only problem I have is that my curry leaks in the containers by the time I get home which is messy...I have the curries over two days saves my wife cooking and re-heated the taste outstanding.I love meeting up with the Manager nice chap....My Fav eating place

Really nice food and great service. Proper Indian food in a nice authentic environment. Very friendly and helpful staff.

This is the 2nd time we have visited this restaurant and the food was just as good as the first time. Traditional Indian restaurant decor and staff very friendly and the food was just fantastic. Try the chicken pili pili on the bone it's a must.

This place is rubbish, if you are reading this post avoid! That will mean I can get a table when I want and enjoy their genuinely ethinic and sensational Indian food! You have been warned stay away from my favourite and best Curry house in Leicester otherwise you will get as protective about this place as I am.

First visit here and very impressed, we received great food, excellent quality and presentation, excellent service levels, very attentive staff, pretty faultless to be honest. Will definitely return soon.

Had a meal tonight and the service and food were fantastic. Food was full of flavour and i would recommend to anyone wanting authentic indian food

Visited this place on a recommendation from a friend. Fantastic service and the food was exceptional. If you want authentic punjabi cuisine in the Leicester area this is the place to go. 5 stars doesn’t do it justice - highly recommended.

Popped in on way Home to york after Brighton speed trials. One of if not the best curry I’ve ever had. Extremely tasty👍

Fòod was all very good throughout and nice atmosphere with a genuine mix of cultures. Celebration of a birthday not rushed but good service

Me and a group of friends came to this place to taste some good Indian food, we were not disappointed! The food was excellent and incredibly tasteful, we came out of the place incredibly satisfied. The price was right and even a little low considering how much and how well we ate. Absolutely suggested if you are around Leicester!

I often come here with my friends, Sunil and his staff are always pleased to see us and very helpful. The food is excellent every time and I am already looking forward to my next visit.

Have come to this restaurant for a couple of decades now albeit only 2/3 times a year as we are not local. This used to be our “go to place” as students at the University & even 20+ years on when a few of us ex-students have a get together we tend to come here (driving anything from 40 miles to 70+ miles) & even though there are many many places to choose from in the vicinity.

As one of our regular places to eat, we weren’t disappointed on our most recent visit. Every single dish was cooked to perfection and for those that want to know what we ate, we ordered Chicken Machusi, Lamb Jalfrezi, Prawn Vindaloo and their speciality Egg/Paneer Pili Pili. The flavours were just amazing and the meat so tender. Curry Fever has never let us down but yesterday topped the list. Sunil and Anil have such great hosting skills and their staff are a credit to them. Looking forward to our next visit already ...

As we walked in, it was a badly lit dark dingy shabby early 1980’s style restaurant, the tables were all cramped in together, so as you sat you could hear everyone’s conversation.

I visited curry fever on Melton road for the first time and I can honestly say it was the best Indian food ever ! Every dish was different not like most places where all the sauces taste the same , the rice and naan were amazing aswell . I can not fault this restaurant so if you fancy real authentic food go there you will not be disappointed.

I last visited this restaurant with my family back in Feb 2017. Having been somewhat a regular I walked in with my family and asked for a table(2 adults and 1 child). At this point we were followed in by a group of 7 chaps that hadn’t booked either.

You may think this is excessive however, it’s the way it is. On my periodic visits back to the UK from my home in Malibu, (CA) the first thing I do (usually while going through customs) is to call my pals and arrange a visit to Curry Fever! I absolute love the ‘traditional Indian restaurant’ vibe; wouldn’t change it one bit. I’m used to excellent service and that’s what I get every time form Sunil and his guys. I don’t believe or recognise any of the ‘few’ but nonetheless ‘less than complimentary’ reviews; it just ain’t so!!

I last came to this restaurant 10 years ago and thought I will not be back in a hurry!

Went there during Diwali.Average food with very high prices.the owner is very arrogant and stand offish.Despite the high prices,has the cheek to levy an additional 10% on the bill for 'eat in charge'.it is a restaurant not a takeaway.keeps busy due to the location and herding instinct.never again.if i lived in leicester, i would keep away.The beer at 4.50 plus 10% makes it £5.outrageous for a very average place.keep away.

Sunil and his brother deliver consistently excellent food in a friendly and unfussy atmosphere. A must visit for those who want genuine and quality Indian food which will put almost every other curry house in the shade.

Went to this restaurant over the Diwali festivals. Enjoyed it so much, went there the next day. After both Brilliant...

I visited this restaurant on Diwali day 2017 (19 Octobger) with my family (my mum, my dad, my wife, an uncle and our 2 children - 7 in total with the 2 children).

Went to this wonderful restaurant on a friend's recommendation. Glad we came. Was a bit busy due to diwali celebrations but food was delicious. Would recommend to everyone.

There are so many better options on Melton road to eat, the portions are small and its all over priced not worth the money at all, considering you can go to other places up the road with far better food. I know there trying to get that authentic feel inside but to be honest just seems a little out of date and run down,

My friend and I visited the "curry fever restaurant" after a wonderful days shopping down the golden mile. I have eaten at many places along the road, which we all absolutely love, but this place is a little more luxurious. We had a window seat, which was fantastic for people watching and we felt very content and cosy. Because we went at an unusual time, the restaurant was quiet, but we didn't feel like we were an inconvenience at all, we felt so so welcome! The staff couldn't of done more for us, even though it was one of the managers lunch breaks, nothing was too much for these friendly and professional men. Because my friend and I were so busy savouring the amazing food and enjoying our time together, the time ran away and I had to leave early, otherwise I would of been late to pick up my son in another town, so they bagged up the rest of my food for me to eat tonight. We both had the vegetarian thali which consisted of a mixed vegetable curry, chana masala and dal makhani, also came with rice, salad and I chose to have a paratha, all of which were out of this world incredible. I also have some Punjabi khadi to bring home and try under chefs recommendations and it is utterly Devine! I absolutely insist that you try this restaurant! If you don't, you really will miss out! I can't wait to take my husband there on an evening, because we really want to try the Kenyan inspired food. Can't wait until next time!

We interrupted our holiday to attend an event in Leicester and took advantage of that to eat at this fabulous place. We ate here about 2 years ago and nothing has changed. The food is just as delicious. It's a small restaurant that has an intimate feel to it. Food is well prepared and presented and totally delicious. A worthwhile visit if you are in the area.

Multiple award winning restaurant with simple interior but wow the food is amazing, family run place and you can tell they have been in the curry business a long time, so much flavour and good prices, chicken balti, plain naan and boiled rice are my favorites.One of my favourite curry houses in the UK I highly recommend this place. Bad point is no parking out front but go down the one way street at the back by the park you will find loads of spaces.Good prices as well and friendly staff make this place a must if you're a curry lover.

We were hungry and decided just to pop into this restaurant with no knowledge at all of its culinary offering.It was excellent, food and service.

Just been there for a meal today. Excellent food. Curry fever was there when I first come to Leicester in 1974 from Kenya and it is still going strong with the same family owners, same quality of home cooked meals and professional service with a personal touch. Congratulations for maintaining the quality for such a long time.

We were visitors to Leicester and we hit and hoped on a curry restaurant. I ordered a Paneer Piri Masala which was just Paneer in a thick sauce but boy, it was the tastiest curry I've had in a long time. It was almost a hot and sour taste and absolutely full of flavour. The naans were also the closest we've had in the UK to what they service in India, small and crispy - perfect! My husband had a Chicken Madras and again he said it was full of flavour and he couldn't eat it quick enough.The service was attentive and friendly and so when we visit again we will make sure to head back here. So impressed.

Amazing food best i have had really enjoyed this restaurant service excellent menu caters for everyone meat or vegetarian

Visited on busy Saturday night and the service was very friendly.The unique Jeera Chickhen was outstanding, would order it again in heart beat. A stand out dish.

We saw the waiter reuse the slice of lemon, switching from a plate of food to a fresh bowl of salad. Not only was this act disgusting but speaks strongly about the standards of hygiene that the restaurant maintains. The quantity is terribly less and the presentation is lame. Heavily priced menu, plus you'll get charged with extra taxes. All starters are a cheap rip off made with below grade meat cuts, and the lamb is not tender. You should definitely avoid visiting them.

We went to this establishment after a long time. Very friendly and ok atmosphere is little bit dated but it brings back all the memories of 80s and 90s... Excellent food, cooked to required taste.. .. Well served with good choice of background music... I would throughly recommend this place for mature people but youngsters can enjoy the hospitality from a different angle. We ordered vegetarian dishes but I am sure food will be of high standard... A place to visit on the golden mile in Leicester...

Food average but was very disappointed when the bill came to discover they had charged me 10% to eat in and a 10% service charge £71 for 3 chicken curries 2 rice 1 side and 2 breads 2 pints and 2 cola. Not value for money I am afraid.

I've been eating here since 1983, same family still running the place, food is great, but a bit pricey. Want a light meal go for the Tali but I've never had a bad meal here.The front is really comfortable, and in the back a great banqueting hall/room.Great place to visit, won loads of accolades.

I have been here a few times recently, The owners are very welcoming and service was impeccable. Great menu , good size portions, My only complaint as with trying to get to any restaurant on the Melton road is parking.

Came here with friends and had the Kenyan style curry.. was delicious and would definitely come back here again for the same meal.. good attentive staff and choice of beers, nice Tuskar to go with the curry however a little overpriced. My other friends all enjoyed their dishes too and would all recommend to friends and family!

I will give this place alittle benefit of doubt, but we booked this restaurant during Diwali celebrations for a large group of family, only to be let down at the door that they couldnt accomodate us even though we pre-booked a week earlier. 3 OAP's and 2 very hungry kids had to wait outside in the cold for 20 minutes still then to be let down further! Poor attitude and lack pure customer attension and promise. No apologies and no table! They rather pick heavy spending english folks over the locals as which indian orders wine and champayne for a local indian. Very poor and many people i know take the same stance too.

We came to Leicester for the football and had read good things about this restaurant so thought we'd give it a go. Despite being delayed in traffic the staff kept the restaurant open and served us with a delicious meal. Friendly staff and good food, we will be coming again. 5*

Visited this restaurent as part of a Uni reunion when getting together with friends from the late 70's. Food and service was excellent and could understand the recommendation from some locals we met in the Globe pub in town.

We came across this restaurant after setting out to go to another one that happened to be full on a Sunday evening. After walking past a few, mostly Vegetarian ones, we came across Curry Fever. Wasn't sure about the name but the menu looked pretty good and looked inviting inside. Staff were very welcoming and attentive and the restaurant owner was a fantastic chap to talk to. This restaurant has been going for 37 years apparently which is becoming a rarity in this day and age given the amount of chain restaurants knocking around. I opted for the chilli paneer as a starter which was lovely with just enough heat without being over spicey. For my main, I opted for the Palak Chicken which was some beautifully cooked chicken mixed with a blend of Spinach and Masala. I have to say, this was probably the nicest tasting dish I've ever had in an Indian restaurant and I've tried a few over the last few years rarely sticking to the same dish. I'm actually from Essex so this is my first time in Leicester and eating other than meeting the people I came to see, this was the highlight of my trip. I really hope to visit them again.

Myself & a group of friends are on curry tour trying as many different curry venues in Leicester & nearby. We visited Thurs early Nov for starter/main & pud. Quality & flavour was spot on. Its the most expensive curry we have had on tour, but so far the best too.

We visited on the Saturday before the main Diwali day, and the restaurant was of course pretty busy.I found the service very good, unlike some reviews... My main dish was enjoyable, if not spectacular, but my partner and daughter were less keen on the Chicken Curry.My main issue though is the prices. Leicester has a wonderful selection of excellent Indian Restaurants, and for it's type, Curry Fever is among the more expensive (especially if you look at the drinks menu) but I felt it sat firmly as average in terms of food quality.I would visit again if friends wanted to meet here, but I would probably look elsewhere otherwise

Pretty busy on Diwali Day and clearly eager to maximise number of customers but not rushed at all. Nicely welcomed, prompt and friendly service. Well cooked and full flavoured dishes, properly spiced without being overpowering. Not a lot of space between tables so perhaps not a place for a romantic dinner but, otherwise, good value and worth a visit.

Having had this place recommended to us, we thought we were in for a real treat for all the family. First impressions weren't great, the decor is very dated.The service wasn't anything special to start with and only got worse. We waited 30 mins for our main course, when they did eventually arrive, there was no rice, which was ordered at the same time to accompany the main dishes (as you do!). We had to ask where the rice was, by the time it arrived, the main courses were near to cold. They were much quicker with the bill......it was almost instant!! On the bill, there was a 10% charge for eating in......we're did they expect us to eat it!? When I complained about the poor service, I was told "we got the rice to you eventually". I certainly will not be eating there again, nor recommending it. The food was average, the service was poor!!!

Every time I go here for a curry I have the chicken tikka masala... it's that good I never stray!!! Although I have tasted other people's dishes and they have been very good too! It's so rich and creamy just fab!! I really enjoy the naan breads too as they are not overly thick like some places!! Also the rice is lovely, try this place I'm sure you won't be disappointed. The owner is very friendly too.

Been coming to this restaurant for many years and never had a bad lunch or evening. One of the best curry houses with authentic dishes that are always consistent. Great service and great food!

A friendly small (ish) restaurant with a good variety of food. My expectations were a little too high for the place, given the numerous awards. The chicken curry was good but have to say I've had better in the Indian restaurants near me in London. A positive is that you don't feel rushed and the staff are always willing to accommodate any variations to your dishes.

I thought the quality and taste of the food was really excellent. Each dish was very distinct.The staff were attentive and helpful.Whilst the surroundings were somewhat basic the eating experience was first class.We will definitely be returning.

fab food in a famous setting. really liked the curries a nd liked the naan. was nice environment and will return

Service and attention to detail excellent. Food A little pricey but great portions. Would definitely go back

This is a small, busy restaurant, but it still had free tables on a Saturday night. The food was quite spicy, whichever dish we tried. They serve dishes containing meat, and serve alcohol. Service was quick and food was tasty.

looking for a new restaurant i hadn't tried before i would highly recommend this place, delicious food and swift friendly service

After reading the massive amount of positive reviews , I decided to leave my hotel in the centre and take my girlfriend to have a nice curry , When we arrived I noticed the place was messy but most of the people eating were Indian Pakistani so on , so I thought hey may just be old school , We waited to be seated , we sat down and noticed no one had any food , after waiting ages for our drinks , I then asked the table next to us how long had they been waiting for their food they say over 2 1/2 hours and it was now 1030pm they also had kids , We promptly left this place , I'm a massive curry fan and have my own recipe in 2 restaurants in Nottingham it's called the Samra special , I'm now back at the hotel all the other close by places like Mem Saab are closed , So I've ordered from just eat to be delivered to my hotel , I'm so fed up of trip advisor and the reviews don't hold up .......::: note this is not a clean and well presented restaurant , we were not welcomed like family as mentioned in the fake reviews

Nice little restaurant. Staff were really nice and friendly. The restaurant was a lovely setting and had nice table cloths on the table. Tiger beer on tap was a bonus. Food was absolutely fantastic, small menu but perfectly done.

This quaint restaurant is popular with locals, but as a visitor I was made very welcome. The service is efficient but not rushed. The food is very tasty and served in traditional manor. The licensed bar is well stocked and both food and drink are very reasonably priced. It the smartest restaurant in Leicester?.....probably not. Does it offer value for money?.......most definitely.

Visit there for my brother in laws birthday. Love Asian food and have visited many places home and abroad - this place is superb, possibly one of the best dining experiences of this type for years!!!All dishes were excellent, good portion sizes, delicious in every way.Highly recommended. ...

Maybe this was good 10 years ago..the accolades seem to be derived from this era. Bland, not particularly spicy. Heavy on sauce as opposed to ingredients. Plain presentation, without much complexity. Needs severe updating. Very overpriced for what you get (comparatively)

We dropped in here for our monthly curry club outing.Now I have to say the food was very good and there were no complaints on that score. The staff also were very polite and service was timely and again efficient. But the price wasn't good. It was the most expensive curry we have had in a while and just a walk a few hundred yards down onto Melton Road would have delivered as good a curry but a little more cost effective. The decor and outside of the restaurant was very tired and dated so to get a top rating there is work to be done,

I've been eating here for 25 years, since my dad brought us all here when we were kids. The warning given by anyone who knows the place to check your bill because they like to add mysterious dishes is very true - be warned! Great food, kept us going back for decades but my most recent visit where the staff told me to go elsewhere if I was too cold, and the owner simply told me not to worry about it when I complained took the last straw.... Followed by 3 mysterious dishes on my bill, and the owner defending himself by saying he never charged me for the curry sauce I had! Terrible service - and I've known them for decades.

The variety of people dining here says it all from big family group to couples to grannies, such a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Food was very good, tandoori choices seemed most tasty, but not tried enough variety (yet!) to say what is best. On our visit, poppadoms were excellent and with excellent free chutneys (which weren't whisked away) we thought they were good value. Overall perhaps a bit pricked than some but worth it.One highlight of the visit was a toddler who wanted to visit everywhere. He stole the show and the staff and other diners seemed to enjoy his presence, unlike some places where parents would feel unwelcome.

The staff are welcoming and always remember you. The manager is friendly and he treats the head waiter a little like Manuel!The food is great without ever waiting too long. Not the cheapest or the most dear. Just a good place to go.

I visited Curry Fever with a friend and we were there for lunch. After checking the menu on the window we went in, however the lunch menu is much reduced in comparison to the evening menu which is on the window, so we both ended up ordering something we didn't really want, but it was absolutely gorgeous and very reasonable. It was very clean and appealing and, on the day we went, fairly quiet.

Great food but being charged £1.30 for a poppadom was daylight robbery at £15 for our table! 11p per poppadom at a supermarket surely can't equate to £1.19 more in a restaurant ?!

We recently got a take away from the curry fever. What can I say the taste was just outstanding! The curry I had was a chicken makhani aka butter chicken. I can honestly say it's the best chicken makhani I have ever tried. We will go in soon and have a meal. The waiter sunil gave us some good advice over the phone too. Definitely recommend this place to all.

Been a family favourite for over 25 years so we visited Curry Fever for an early dinner for Mothers Day. Arrived at 6pm and the restaurant was freezing so we asked to be moved away from the door as there was only one table occupied. We asked 3 times but no response from the waiter for 30 minutes of sitting there with out coats and scarves on (the table next to us also had their coats on!). After a frustrating half hour, we complained and asked again to be moved but the head waiter responded with 'well go somewhere else then' after storming off which was appalling and no apology was received. Due not having booked anywhere else and it being mothers day, we decided to stay. Food as always is amazing, which is the only reason we've returned year after year. They forgot one item from our starter, and another from our main course then a few mysterious items were added to the bill (which is something they're known for)! Considering we've been coming for 25 years, the service has gotten worse each time - the food however remains good though!

We went there and enjoyed the meal. I must say that their methi dishes are probably one of the best we have tasted. Their starter like fish is really dear and not that great for the price . Drinks are a little higher then most places but their breads are nice and worth it. They definitely need to revamp the place and the menu....it has the early 80s look. The staff are fairly attentive and you won't need to tip as there is 10% service charge! our bill meal for two with 2 drinks came upto around £60 plus

Have you ever heard of a eating in charge at a restaurant??? look no further, this reasturant decides to charge its customers 10% of their bill to sit in the restaurant to eat. I have never heard of anything so ridiculous in my life! Not once did a member of staff come over to ask how my food was or if everything was okay or whether i needed anything else. The waiter was impossible to communicate to, messing up my order twice and having to read out what i wanted over and over again till he understood. Once the bill came the manager was arguing with me telling me how it is compulsory to pay it. Basically it is a service charge however have renamed it and attempted to try and tell me they are two different things. No like the meal alone is cheap, an average main chicken dish £10????? This is more than london princes. The only credit i give is to the chefs as the food was good. However if you are looking for good service with your dinner, do not even think about coming here.

My family and I are long serving customers of Curry Fever. The food at this restaurant compares to no other because it is really good! Leicester is known for it's famous curry houses but this restaurant really does stand out. Amazing food and really polite and helpful staff. Sunil, the manager, makes you feel at home on your every visit.

Staying in Leicester for the weekend and decided to investigate the festive street light we could see from the hotel. Walked the length of the road eventually finding this restaurant. Although it had only just opened (1800 on a Sunday ) the staff were delighted to welcome us. The food was delicious and plenty. Four different curries were ordered - each was freshly prepared and served nice and hot. We were suitably impressed !!!!One word of warning though - be careful of the Chilli Nan Bread - it is hot, hot, hot LOL

Ate here last week catching up with a few friends ...Keith Vaz was dining there that night too..The food was excellent we had a selection of dishes all of which were delicious..Lamb Karahi , Fish talapia , particularly tasty....If your not sure what to have just ask the helpful staff...Careful of the chopped onion salad that come with the popaddams ..Hot...Hot..

Interesting menu, with dishes from Kenya, and Indo/Chinese cultures as well as all the usual suspects! Pleasant atmosphere, lots of local eating here - always a good sign.

Came here for a business Lunch with a Curry Fever local. I am not totally sure what we had as I let our customer order for us but it was excellent. The Bill says that that the starter was Jeera Chicken, the Main Dish only states 'Chicken Dish' but it was fantastic, whatever it was. Service was friendly, I believe it was the owner Sunil. Will definitely return.

Not a good experience, a family night out spoilt by terrible food that was badly presented and didn't taste very good, combined with a high bill made this all very unpleasant evening out, its not what it was....

Have eaten at this restaurant many times arrived with 3 friends we had lamb that was chewy and flavourless , the curry sauce had no depth of flavour, spice or taste, we were all concerned that the normal chef wasn't there anymore, will have to go back to eating at paddy's. As the prices charged in this restaurant are high they have to provide top quality food, and not mediocre standard takeaway.

Turned up with 4 people with no booking and the manager knew us from our last visit.Very welcoming and polite I spoke a little bit of gujarati and the manager was surprised an English guy could speak the gujarati language, our group ordered chilli paneer,Tarka daal and egg curry and a chicken karai (takeaway) everyone was impressed with the service and taste of the meal.I had the karai the next day and tasted outstanding always seems better tasting the next day.Long may it be there for my visits to Leicester.