Curry Garden in Cambridge

Very disability unfriendly, cluttered floorspace made moving around difficult. Seats all very low and none with arms to aid rising. Disabled Toilet obstructed by the sink so it was hard to get up or down easily without contorting. In flip side though the staff were fabulous,bringing my drink over so I didn't struggle with hot cup bags and walking sticks.

BEWARE! This is a *nightclub* / bar with some minimally converted rooms above. Thundering music turns on at 11PM and continues all night. It comes in from the walls. It comes in from the floor. Sleep is possible only for the heavily intoxicated or the deaf. At half past midnight I booked a room at another hotel and fled. B&B stands not for "bed & breakfast" but rather "Buyer Beware!" (PS the chaps behind the bar who give you the room key were incredibly pleasant and helpful)

¡Brillante! Celiaco aquí, y compartí pescado con papas fritas y un huevo escocés gigante con mi hija. Ambos deliciosos, y el huevo escocés era un placer particular - sabor y texturas manchado. El servicio era fabuloso también - servicial y amable. Volvería de nuevo, felizmente.

I dare to write this review in Japanese. On weekends, it's crowded with many customers. It seems to be a popular restaurant among locals. It's nice to see locals enjoying their meals. However, for those who have lived in Japan for a long time, the quality is disappointing. It may be healthy food, but it's not Japanese food. Travelers from Japan and those who can read this review without translating it should not go. Eat a hamburger in Cambridge. I think this is the Japanese food chain that Princess Akiko mentioned briefly in her book, "Oxford Study Abroad Diary."

Very good service. Excellent staff really nice. Gunjan helped me all the times with my orders. Must recommended