Indian on the Hill in North Norfolk

Amazing restaurant! Delicious, tasty food and really friendly staff. Good value for money and pleasant atmosphere. Highly recommend this delightful place.

The food was outstanding different to most Indian restaurants. I can see why this restaurant is so popular. The staff were excellent, very friendly and was always on hand if you needed advice. John & Julia

Would give 4.5 - good tasty Indian food - nice place - sadly one of us left waiting for food - not really their fault with kitchen delay but we sound have been advised.

The restaurant was bigger than it seemed from the outside, used by both locals as well as holiday makers which is a good sign. Friendly helpful staff even as it got busier within the restaurant and for takeaways. Delicious food, we had onion bahjis and chicken tikka for starters and then shared curried cod and chicken Balti with a garlic naan. Didn’t have room for dessert.

I ate here recently with a friend on a Friday evening. The restaurant was fairly quiet, and the service was attentive. There's a wide range of Indian dishes on the menu and the prices are reasonable. The food was very good - the best Indian meal that I've eaten for a long time.

Ordered our take away for 9pm it was ready at the time we requested, very good value for money and in line with other Indians in Cromer. The difference between Indian on the Cliff and other Indians in Cromer is the taste and authentic flavours this was by far the best Indian I have ever tasted, the girls at the front were very pleasant and chatty. Absolutely excellent will be ordering again thank my so much

I have been a long-time supporter of this excellent, small and family-owned Punjabi cuisine restaurant. They have received some less than favourable reviews of late, and I have not visited for a while myself, however, tonight I called in for my favourite of Saag and lamb with a side of aloo gobi. They did not disappoint. The lamb was fresh and succulent, and the spice had a depth of flavour which I remember impressed me the first time I visited. In my humble opinion, I think this little gem in Cromer is still worth supporting for some genuine Indian food. Lauren and her front of house team were welcoming and professional. Give it a try.

We’re pescatarian and have no problem ordering curry usually because most restaurants do a veggie version of the mains. Didn’t have this option here so ordered a bunch of sides and one fish dish - but only one as it was quite pricy at £13. The food is really good - it’s Punjabi style so don’t expect thick sweet coconut milk sauces for the most part. We prefer this and thought it was all delicious. Our only complaint is that our options were limited and buying lots of sides made our total bill come to a good £15 more than it usually does for a takeaway curry. The portion sizes were also on the small side vs average takeaway curry, so the money went even less far for that reason. Worth it for the taste, but a bit too expensive for us to eat as mostly veggie.

This is the only curry house in Cromer so we had no other choice to go here. Disgusting food. DO NOT GO HERE. I would rather starve than go here again. Awful

I had pre-booked via the website on a Tuesday for a table of 2 for 19:30 on the Thursday and was notified we will get confirmation shortly. However, we did not hear from the restaurant until 18:00 Thursday evening that our table was booked for 19:30 in an email. In that time we could have easily booked somewhere else. Unfortunately, we were running a bit late so we telephoned the restaurant to say we will be minutes mate, with which they rudely said ‘you’re very late as you should’ve been here at 18:30!’ I then double checked my booking and I was correct that the booking was 19:30. Not a good start customer service wise. Once we arrived only minutes late we noticed that the restaurant was very quiet, only two tables of customers. As soon as we entered the door we were pounced upon and told by two waitresses that ‘the manager has said we can’t serve you as you are far too late’ As I explained again, the table was for 19:30 and we called to say we were going to be a bit late. The waitress then said ‘we are short staffed, as we only have 2 chefs and us out front’ Myself and my partner were totally shocked as there were only 8 customers and it was only 19:45 in the evening, but they were adamant that we will not be allowed to eat in the restaurant and had to leave. I explained to the staff that I have never encountered such improper and disgusting customer service in Cromer and that they should not be open to the public. Myself and my partner have owned and managed restaurants locally and we have an excellent reputation. Stay well clear of this establishment, and don’t just take my word for it, read the other reviews. Go to the Masala Twist instead, which we did and the service was excellent.

Arrived at 7.30 o a Saturday night to a prebooked table to be told there were no menus currently available, even though restaurant was not full. We had to Google the menu. Food was not great - one in our party ordered butter chicken, a medium dish, which was incredibly spicy. One side delivered after all other food was finished, and one side was incorrect from what we had ordered. Partner and I ordered only one main dish each, and one side and one naan between us (no starter or dessert) which was £60+. Walls next to table had food stuck to them, and toilets were incredibly unsanitary. Staff seemed uninterested when these faults were raised as to help improve. Avoid at all costs.

So I booked this restaurant on the 3rd October for the 22nd December, giving good notice because obviously it was close to Christmas. On 4th December I get a cancellation notice due to 'staff shortages'. Okay it can happen but to cancel on me 2 months after the booking and with best part of 3 weeks to go...due to 'staff shortages' sounds like an excuse to take an early Xmas break to me. I will now have to find something else and guess what, everywhere is booked. Having said that reading the reviews I might have had a lucky escape! I have tried to book this place before only to see signs in the window 'closed to staff shortages' so I shouldn't be surprised. The lesson with this place is don't bother booking if having dinner that night is important to you.

Not the best meal. The curry, despite being asked how hot we wanted them to be were all the same. Nan breads looked to be shop bought. Front of house staff looked scruffy and were smoking outside - won’t be returning.

A group of 6 males on a weekend jolly went out for an Indian, and were most impressed with the food, we all thought our local Indian was good but this was in a different league, service good and the owner came over for a chat, we had 4 different dishes for the 6 of us and they were all good, would recommend to anybody looking for somewhere to eat in Cromer

Nil out of five I have never made a comment on a restaurant ever before at I feel this place is so awful the staff were so rude and uninviting and the meal that followed was disgusting I had just a simple madras chicken curry the chicken what there was was unrecognisable as chicken god knows what it was the boiled rice was extra at 4.50 tilda rice would have been far superior and then 10% service charge obligatory and then 10% tax on top of that I have had Indian food for over 50 years but never anything like this awful place go there at your own risk disgusting staff and food.

A lovely seaside spot, a shame this Indian didn’t live up too it’s surroundings. Staff were rude, the food awful tasteless and bland.

Absolutely amazing, authentic, Indian food. The staff were really friendly and attentive. The owner checked in on us to make sure we were happy with our food too and he was really friendly. The restaurant was in a good location, close to the sea. We would definitely visit again.

Great service, fantastic staff, authentic food, the best Indian meal we have had in a long time. Would highly recommend.

Dreadful. Waitress was about as charismatic as a throat infection. Poppadoms tasted of cardboard. No spoons chutney tray. We did not stay to order. Shame given location. I have been to hundreds of Indian restaurants and this was by far the worst .

As a chef I have a never left a trip advisor review and no the damage one simple review can do but this has to be heard. Me and my brother got a table last minute on a Friday night, thinking what are the odds a very good smelling busy Indian restaurant. However, we arrived at 8:15, placed our starter order by 20 past and didn’t receive our starters till 9:00 (even though it wasn’t very busy) we then ordered a tikka missala, pilau rice, Bombay potatoes and vegetable madras, Chanda masala. Which we waited even longer for. Presentation okay, portion sizes small. 3 pieces of chicken in my masala. Then when trying the food every dish tasted exactly the same. We didn’t finish a 1/4 of any dish before we complained that all the dishes tasted the same just different rations of chicken or chic peas. The manager came over and was very defensive. He basically told me and and my brother to leave before he got angry. Another waitress felt the need to intervene after we said we’ve eaten many an Indian in our time especially at masala twist and just insulted us with her comments. The manager then complained to us with his customers of 10 years who I feel very sorry for as this is what they think is good food and service. I’m sorry but after expecting a lot Indian on the cliff was a huge dive. Very very disappointed and the manager Well. Get some help with your pride mate. Constructive criticism isn’t a negative. But you wouldn’t know. 70 years you said you’ve been doing this. Your recipes. Times change. Maybe you should state come in everything taste the same in Punjabi which I truly don’t believe it does. Good luck to you. Your waitress doesn’t even know the difference between aubergines and pakora.

Very friendly service. Absolutely the nicest Indian Takeawy we have had in a long time. Very tasty and recommens the king prawn curry and fish pakoras

Had reall lovely meals here before. Chicken tikka mass aka served without yoghurt o tomatoes. Different from described in the menu!! They did remove this item on request, but the manageress was so rude!! Thanks d never go again , so arrogant they barred me anyway!!!

A family member recommended this restaurant; however, I wouldn’t. My meal came without the rice I ordered and despite asking for it once again after waiting a further 10 minutes nothing appeared so I advised the staff not to bother. I was obliged to share the rice my wife had ordered so we only had one portion between us. The chicken was chewy although the sauce was very good. The service was very average.

Cromer’s best kept secret!!! Best curry I have had outside of the curry capital of Birmingham. Full of flavor in a quite small and cozy restaurant

I wouldn't normally write a review for an average experience, usually just choosing to not return, but this time I felt compelled to make other potential diners aware. We arrived just after opening to a quiet restaurant to be met with a comment by te generally pleasant staff about the kitchen struggling as they were understaffed. Being early, this didn't ring too many alarm bells. Our usual experience of having a (northern) curry means regretting ordering a starter as we struggle to finish our main, so we went straight into mains. The restaurant were kind enough to cook a half portion of Butter Chicken for one child – no children's menu, which was fair enough. Unfortunately they tried to charge for a full portion. The gravy/sauce was very watery and looked to have split whilst cooking. Chicken thigh was used in the dish. The remaining three of us ordered a variety of vegetarian main curries (£6.20 – £8.50). These weren't as expensive as meat curries, which was nice to see, as usually vegetarian options are often priced on a par with meat options but can leave a diner feeling underwhelmed. Unfortunately they did. They were served in bowls which were about a third smaller than the meat curry bowl and they were filled about half – and less with one of the curries. Each dish amounted to 3 to 4 spoonfuls. They definitely felt like side dishes rather than a main. Maybe if the waitress had mentioned this the we could've ordered more to accommodate our hunger, although it would've probably proved an expensive meal. They were passable in taste but definitely left us all (including the children), wanting more. There was no other food being served to other customers so it wasnt possible to prepare ourselves for what we might be served with. The accompanying rice (£4.50) was cooked well (you'd hope so!), however the Peshwari Naan (£4.15) was very similar in size and shape to a shop bought bread, and literally had uncooked almonds, coconut, sultanas and chutney spread onto it, not cooked inside. We couldn't handle the anticipation for the Chapati arriving, originally missed off the order by the waitress. A large, soft and fluffy, freshly-made bread to mop up the curry would've redeemed the meal slightly. It turned out to be small and crispy and definitely didn't feel freshly made. And at £3.50 for one, it left us feeling flat. Once finished we paid, refusing the 10% service charge which was automatically added to the bill. Maybe we're spoilt with quality curries in the North, and I appreciate there's establishments which lead with quality over quantity, but the Indian on the Cliff feels like it's falling short in trying to offer everything to all. I'm aware things are currently tough for this industry, but if you're struggling then do something to make things better (e.g. adjust/reduce the menu). I'm sure some will find it worth climbing a cliff for, but unfortunately that wasn't us.

Wow a dog friendly Indian. 5 stars alone for this. Don’t expect your average Indian food here. It is very different. It’s classed as northern Indian cuisine so the menu reads the same as your average Indian restaurant but it’s just different. Keep an open mind and you won’t be disappointed.

The restaurant is a nice setting and the staff very friendly and attentive. Popadums had a strange taste like they were cooked in very old fat, and the pickles were almost non existent. We were able to choose our own spice level in the Jalfrezi which was a good option and we went for Medium hot, the food was very salty however the meat was tender and well cooked , we did mention it and one portion was removed from the bill , although we didn’t expect that and told it was to make it hotter , can’t say I’ve heard of that technique so sadly only a 3/5 - shame because the staff are very friendly and welcoming

Wonderful place. Lovely staff. Had great experiences eathing here before lockdown and been meaning to get back there since. Was really pleased to have an equally delicious meal. Fresh tasting food and spices that you can distinguish between dishes. Good quality chicken and just the...

We were arriving in Cromer on Saturday afternoon, so thought it might be sensible to book somewhere to eat in case it was busy. So glad we did, because this wonderful little restaurant is outstanding. A little twist on the traditional Indian and the food...

After being pleased that we had managed to book in last minute on a Friday night, I’m afraid our experience was very poor. The food was bland and the portions were very small. The pickles for the popadoms amounted to less than a tablespoon full....

After having passed this a number of times on visits to Cromer, I made a point of booking a table this time round. Fantastic service from start to finish, and absolutely beautiful food packed full of flavour. Couldn't fault it at all, it was a...

Absolutely disgusting how my meal was 16.20 for take away and portion of rice and butter chicken. I get times are hard but it’s absolute rip off just up packed it with 3 pieces of chicken in it. I would never give these rip off...

As I walked up to the restaurant the great smells hit so so I knew I was in for a great meal and I was not disappointed. The owner was really nice and showed us to our seats. The staff are content and I ordered...

We had a lovely meal on Saturday evening. The restaurant was full but service was impeccable. We had a lamb and a chicken jalfreze and both were delicious, as was the preshwari naan. Looking forward to a return visit

Hectic within the restaurant causing a not too nice atmosphere. Ordered 1 starter between the 2 of us (Shesh kebab). Love flavours well presented Ordered 2 x chicken madras, 2 x pilau rice, veg. pakora and 2 x chapatis. After starter arrived waitress came over...

I don't normally write restaurant reviews but felt compelled to give an honest overview for other tourists having had a takeaway this evening - we eat Indian takeaways in a lot of places but this was not a positive experience. Portion size was extremely small...

We went last night for dinner, by reading some reviews went with open mind. Lucky for us we did, it was lovely! Serve was friendly from beginning to end, very helpful with suggestions, gave us plenty of time didn't feel rushed. Popadoms were crisp and...

I went here with my partner for the first time and I ordered the korma - it arrived a yellow grey colour, did not taste of coconut and was a little spicy? My partner had the paneer, and it did not look very appetising at...

Booked in advance for a birthday meal on a Saturday for a family of 4 adults. On entering we overheard staff conversation regarding how short staffed they were and how many Naan breads had been ordered. Last visited in October 2021 when menu was more...

Sad to say we would not visit this this establishment again. Service and food below average quality. Focus on ok archer group, very noisy but would have been ok if we’d been seated appropriately

An amazing Indian restaurant run by lovely staff and the meal was delicious and also very reasonable for the high quality.

Visited on Friday evening and what a treat. Lovely curry, you could tell it was very fresh and the service was impeccable. Thank you and next time we are in Cromer we will be back

Limited menu which isn’t necessary a bad thing every thing we chose we really good, you could decide the heat from mild to bow your socks off, only this way on business,was recommended by a local ,so that works for me , but don’t complain...

We enjoyed our meal immensely and found the service friendly and helpful. We would recommend this lovely restaurant

First night of our short break in Cromer. Visited here following a recommendation. Slightly quirky layout, and a bit Tardis like but clean and tastefully decorated. Our waitress was Mary-Anne(?) who was keen, polite and helpful. You could actually say that about all of the...

This is not your usual Indian Restaurant/Takeaway. It is a small business run by an older couple - to be honest as a hobby I think. It isn't open every day and it's best to book a table. The menu is not extensive - certainly...

We popped in without booking having been to the next door Red Lion for drinks. Service is very friendly and attentive and the decor is very. nice. We ordered the chicken Biriani and the Lamb Rogan Josh with a side and the portions are plentiful...

If you want a curry that you can get in any usual curry restaurant don't go here, if you want fresh tasting authentic Indian dishes then you'll love it I'd go as far as saying its up there with Chutney Mary or Veeraswamy. Delicious, a...

We loved this restaurant, authentic, amazing service, food delicious and fresh. We will definitely come back again

We had our first experience of this unique restaurant last week and were blown away. The food is superb, not cheap but value for money as the food is very good quality and the portions generous. Really delicious sea bass and squid. My wife loves...

I have experienced a lot of different styles of Indian cooking through various takeaways around the country and in my opinion, this one offers equally as good as any sampled. Definitely would use it again!

Frogs legs on a curry house menu?? No atmosphere. Service too fast but friendly. Food not up to standard. Mild,medium or hot just about summed it up! Prawns soaked in hot, spiceless gravy is not an authentic Punjabi dish! They couldn't wait to get us...

We visited on a Saturday evening and had to book in advance. Initial service felt rushed with the popadoms on the table immediately and the server asking for drinks and food orders before we had chance to fully settle in. I had chicken kebab as...

Where to start? When the menu doesn’t offer onion bhajis but frogs legs instead, that should have been a clear warning of what was to come! We ordered 4 curries, all of which tasted the same. Watery gravy style sauce, my youngest had a korma...

Visited this restaurant while on holiday. Food was very tasty and there was a good selection to choose from on the menu. Special mention for the vegetarian dish, Bagan bartha, this was absolutely delicious. Nice service from the staff too.

Couldn't recommend this place enough! We ordered; vegetable samosas, chicken Madras, chicken balit, pilau rice and two garlic naans. Portion sizes were spot on and the garlic naans were the best I'd ever eaten. Reasonably priced at under £10 per curry. Also fantastic service.

Great family experience- my daughter’s first curry. Food is sourced locally and cooked fresh. Friendly staff with great service.

We passed this restaurant/takeaway daily and the aroma from here made us want a curry. We often have Indian curries so knew what to expect, but were so disappointed with the food. We ordered two Chicken Tikka Rogan's and two garlic naan's, we couldn't believe...

Absolutely fantastic place. Wonderful attentive service and really friendly staff..Went with grandparent and children....everyone catered for perfectly. We were only visiting but if we were locals this would be a regular haunt.

Trip Advisor says that the restaurant is closed but it isn’t! Book ahead to get a table. Delicious, beautifully presented food, packed with flavour. Very attentive and speedy service. I am vegetarian and was very impressed by the dahl, sag baghee and aubergine bringal. Enjoy!

Fantastic restaurant, only open Thursday to Saturday due to covid! Would have gone next night if open. Went to Red lion instead see review? Good food and wine, waiter was very friendly and knowledgeable about the dishes and wine offered. Good service and price, highly...

Our usual Indian restaurant was closed so we decided to try Indian on the Cliff The positives - very authentic, fresh and tasty chicken. The negatives - tiny takeaway portions, we asked for lime pickle, it wasn't included. The naan breads were half the usual...

Best Punjabi Indian restaurant with genuine Punjabi food (not Bangladeshi restaurant). Very good service and friendly too.

I have had the privilege of visiting India many times on business and eating in some fantastic Indian restaurants so I hope I can recognise good Indian food when I taste it. I visited India On The Cliff tonight for the first time and I...

First time eating here and not impressed at all. Very poor customer service skills, looked miserable as sin and barely said two words to us. Weren’t impressed with the food neither. Just as well we didn’t want desserts as we were told we have to...

Every course from the starters to the main as well as the drink options was what you would expect from fine dining. Exceeded all expectations by far, the best curry of 2020. The hosts were welcoming and created a lovely atmosphere to be in.

Great choice on the menu, good table service. Cooked to perfection. There were four in our party and we all had great food. We all felt COVID safe.

Absolutely loved eating here. I should have been more adventurous with my order, as while the more traditional British curry options were good - the more unusual dishes (e.g. scallop starters) were just stunning. Very keen to return and push the boat out a little...

We had an excellent meal last night, not only was the food amazing the best "peshwari naan" I have ever had, but the service was excellent, the young lady was so lovely she explained everything on the desert menu which allowed me to make the...

Last night we had the best Indian meal we have had for a long time. The chicken tikka masala was better than we have ever had and we were also asked how hot we would like it which was refreshing, you actually know that your...

1st October at 5.30 pm. When we come to Cromer we always have a meal here. I was upset to read the previous poor reviews. All I can say is that the starters of prawn and vegetable pakora were freshly made and excellent. The lamb...

Having walked past the restaurant, smelt the food being prepared and on the strength of the reviews on here, we decided to order a takeaway. The menu offers you a choice of large or small portions and having repeatedly told the person on the other...

Avoid avoid, avoid. As soon as we got there the staff were arguing with each other which isn’t a good start but thought we would give the a try. Food was quick but once it was put on our table we could see the quality of it was appalling. This was honestly the worse meal I’ve had in my life, I’m not one to complain but it makes me angry how they have a good rating.

Absolutely disgusting! I would highly recommend you DO NOT eat here. Me & my partner walked in to the restaurant and the staff were oblivious to us even being there as the waitress and who we believe was the owner were having an argument about how they didn’t have half the main dishes. We finally got seated after them saying we didn’t have a table (even tho they had taken our details) Our table was so sticky our cutlery was actually stuck to the table. We ordered our drinks, starters and mains. The waitress asked how we would like the mains cooked (mild, medium or hot) we both requested mild dishes. my boyfriend had a Chicken korma which came out dark brown, it tasted like it had come from and jar and had no authentic taste to it what so ever and half the dish was oil! I got a Lamb tikka, mine was so spicy I couldn’t even eat half of it, again it was brown in colour which I’ve never seen before and COVERED IN OIL. I had king pawns for starter (featured in the picture below)..... Rice was standard. The naan bread tasted so sweet which was just unusual. The waitress asked how the food was... which she could see by the amount we’d left, we didn’t like it. I told her that it was a lot spicer than what I thought it was going to be and she give me no response. All in all it was the worst Experience/food I have ever tried, both our stomachs are Churning. Service was pretty slack, very unprofessional and it was an unsettling atmosphere to be in. To be honest I wish we just got up and left.

We ate here about three years ago as it was recommended to us. We weren’t disappointed then and we were extremely pleased with the service and meal provided this evening. The food is cooked to order, is flavoursome, fairly priced and cannot be faulted. The menu is not extensive but it doesn’t need to be. If I had more evenings left on holiday this week I would definitely return.

Worst Indian I have ever had, I’m not one too moan normally but i couldn’t eat it!We got a takeaway for 5 of us and not one had a nice main, rice or side. Persharwi naan had a strange marmalade over it, and was stale! all the curries tasted the same of which none of them actually tasted of what they meant to be!They all came in plastic sealed microwave tubs however shop bought curries taste a million times better. There was so much oil if it was released into the sea it would of caused a national disaster. On top of this when I got home one of the curries was missing, but in fairness to him he came and dropped the missing curry off which gave me the opportunity to speak to the manager. He said there was nothing he could do and that he did tell me to check the food when I collected? Which seemed like a throw away comment as I wasn’t going to open and eat before taking home!Best to avoid! Worst takeaway ever

Had a takeaway from here, was amazing food and excellent quality. Service was also very good, lovely family business. Highly recommend!

Living near Hounslow in West London and with family near Bradford we've had a fair few excellent curries in our time and this place is a match for the best of them. They are clearly freshly preparing the dishes using high quality ingredients and a lot of cooking skill. Being on a coast famous for its fish and seafood they'be made that a speciality. Their curried cod and squid were just excellent and if you were served these in a fine dining restaurant you'd be dlighted. The cod was succulent and flaky and the sauce a vibrant and subtle fusion of fragrant spices with a gentle chili heat which prefectly complemented the fish. If you're a fan of very hot curries they will do that too because each dish is individually prepared. The service is also very good, unfussy and sincere but efficient. We enjoyed it so much we went two nights running but do book because it gets very busy. It's only open Thurs to Sat.

Went here on a Saturday night- booked first which was essential. The food was freshly cooked and had really excellent flavours. Each dish was cooked to the level of heat we wanted - which was great. Our waitress was very pleasant and helpful. The chef came out at the end of service to ask if people enjoyed the meal. Will definitely return!

We have eaten at this restaurant a number of times and have to say the food is brilliant. Freshly prepared with the taste of home cooking, it's delicious! Try the Pickled Pork and the Butter Chicken - some of the best we have had outside of India. Service is personal and friendly. Would recommend

My companions and I were in Cromer late in the evening(around 9-pm) and found this restarant open and still able to serve us we were not dissappointed as our meals were very tasty and authentic Indian cuisine recommended for service , friendliness and good food

Had booked online which was very easy. Very friendly welcome, drinks came quickly with popadoms which were delicious. The starters were good and a bit spicy, but the main meal was okay but we have had better.

Only open thur/fri /sat so bookings needed and sure enough was fairly full for a Thursday in December. Food was freshly cooked with lovely flavours . Would especially recommend the cod it was delicious. Pert ions not huge but adequate and meat and fish as superb quality . Very friendly staff and owners who were happy to chat about the dishes and make reccomend action . A good experience and way better than your average Indian on the high street . Prices were fair would recommend

Was really excited for my curry night! Which only comes every now and then as it's pricey. However, this was £25 for 2 people which tasted shop bought and was measly too. I got two bits of chicken in my curry. The rice in other places normally do two people this place 1 rice was a child's portion! Highly disappointed. Won't be going here again! :-(

This is the worst Indian food I have ever experienced. All the curries were petty much the same tasteless dish - the owner seemed pleasant enough but his chef let him down - get a proper Indian chef!

Only open Thursday, Friday & Saturday, you will have to book it to get in, it is a little bit more expensive than the other Indian restaurants in Cromer but boy do you get value for money absolutely the very best in Cromer area for a Indian meal, I would recommend it, you will enjoy.

Absolutely disgusting - the curry was cold and tasteless - peshwari nan was inedible. Not good at all

The worst curry I have ever experienced!! Looked at the reviews before booking and had high expectations. Sadly the Indian on the cliff failed miserable.

Great little find at the seaward end of Brook St. Visited twice & food was excellent on both occasions. Cosy atmosphere & friendly staff.

We were a little apprehensive after reading some of the reviews. Have been intrigued for a while, and was not disappointed at all.

When to this lovely restaurant the food was first class will be back next holiday to Cromer 5star food and service

What a disaster - was loooking forward to eating here but .... requested a table via their website for 7.30pm. They replied saying they could only do 8.15 if that was OK. We replied saying 8.15 would be fine and confirmation received at 5.30pm from restaurant that was agreed.

Food was surprisingly good, faith in Norfolk Curry was .ow but this was nice, vegatarian offered sides as main but they agreed to make a veg curry which was ok ish, dahl was lovely as was vindaloo.

Still great food and a fantastic wine list. You can drink cheap and cheerful but if you fancy some outstanding wine with your meal then this is the place to go. The selection of food is excellent. great people. Went every night they were open. Thursday Friday and Saturday

We have been visiting this restaurant for 5 years. It is a family run restaurant and the chef is Geeta who learned all her recipes from her mother. This is proper indian food cooked in the old fashion traditional way.. Highly recommended must book first

As a curry lover I visited with four friends on a walking holiday. Service was slow and the entrance was partly blocked by the recent delivery of a chest freezer! I ordered aloo goobi (forgive the spelling) which is a vegetable dish with potatoes and cauliflower. When the dish arrived after an hour wait I was told they had run out of cauliflower and given a dry looking potato curry! Why didn't they say at the time of ordering? Very, very disappointed with their response. They deducted the price of the dish from the bill and assumed this was an acceptable resolution. Wrong! Please try harder.

We ordered take away with a chicken curry , a lamb curry, rice and naan bread. The food was very good and was ready in 15 minutes.

Despite emailed confirmation of our booking, they were not expecting us when we went for our meal - but they did accommodate us - but not the most auspicious of starts. nevertheless the food was above agerage and we will return

This is genuine Indian food, as the owner is a Sikh and so, too, are the chefs. It is not the usual fake, which is Bangladeshi or Pakistani. We had a lovely meal here, and have in the past, and since we are local it is so nice to get great value, and good service, and affordable prices, too. Many thanks to the gentleman who owns, and works here. He comes up from London, for Thursday, Friday and Saturday only, but well wort the the wait. Oh, and he doesn't charge London prices, unlike the Red Lion next door!

It was busy when we asked for a table around 7:30pm on a Friday evening, but we were seated quickly.All ingredients were listed on the menu so I could have a gluten free curry without having to worry about being in pain!