Everest Parikar Restaurant in Leicester

Loved the ambience. The smell of food lingers all over the dining hall. So good. The foods were great also the service! Thank you!

I can’t believe this place has this rating the food portions for the price paid is a joke and food tasted like defrosted and lamb chewy no fresh cooked aroma even starters somosas tasted like the cheap frozen armaan ones Probably write their own reviews

A perfect spot for a romantic dinner! The cozy ambiance, attentive staff, and mouthwatering Indian cuisine made our visit unforgettable. From flavorful samosas to a delightful Shikaari Lamb, every dish was a treat. Generous portions and a charming setting—highly recommended for couples seeking a memorable dining experience!

A culinary haven! This Indian restaurant exceeded all expectations. From the rich flavors of the Chicken Tikka to the aromatic Biryani, each dish was a masterpiece. The attentive staff and vibrant ambiance added to the delightful experience. Generous portions and impeccable presentation make this gem a must-visit. An unforgettable journey through authentic Indian cuisine awaits!

The food was all tasty and of good quality as was the service. We've eaten here on many occasions and always enjoyed the food.

Superb food, attentive staff, great value! Arrived early but the place was starting to buzz when we left later. Startes and mains all wonderful. Massive nan! Really tasty and thoroughly enjoyable

While walking with my friends, we wanted to eat something nice where about we were in. I saw this restaurant and entered. Ordered a chef’s special. The food good was simply nice and the portion was a lot bigger than I was expecting. Will cone again with my family members.

Found this little gem of a place on the golden mile. Huge choice of dishes and everything we had was excellent. Cannot think of ever having had a better curry, and we eat a lot of them! Really worth travelling for and staff were fantastic too. Will definitely go back.

I used to use this restaurant weekly when it was Curry Fever. A few years ago it changed hands and the previous owners remained on site for 6 months to train the new chef to create the dishes to the same standard. This clearly has not worked. Everytime I visited since Sunil and Anil left I noticed a change in the food and when the new owners changed the name that was it for me. Fast forward to NYE ‘22. After ordering from my new favourite restaurant they called me and said they’d had a power cut and wouldn’t be able to complete my order so I was in a quandary. In the end I decided to give Everest a try, hoping that things might have improved. I called the restaurant and ordered a £200 takeaway for my whole family and was told it would be about an hour, which is a bit long but as it was NYE I assumed they’d be busy so no problem. After an hour we travelled down, as soon as I got there alarm bells started ringing, the place was empty, on NYE???? I spoke to front of house asking if there was many bookings that evening and he said just 2 tables were booked. I’m sorry but NYE should be one of the busiest nights of the year. We got back home and whilst the order was correct it was not good. All dishes tasted the same, no depth of flavour, just overwhelming chilli all the way through. My family are all curry freaks and hardly anything was touched, such a shame, this place used to set standards to everywhere else, now it’s just a standard, everyday curry house and no a good one at that. Gutted.