Jamil Spice in East Riding of Yorkshire - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Party of ladies booked for Sat 2nd Feb 2019.It took 1hr 45min for the starter to arrive.Another hour for the main.Waiter kept going missing and then coming back smelling of smoke which put some of us off.Womens toilet got low on toilet roll and hand wash.Not the best food hygiene cert to start with.Also ran out of coke!

Frequently visit for take always and the odd meal in, owner and staff are all welcoming, helpful and friendly, food is lovely and authentic Indian. Good prices too, would recommend.

Visited here on Mother's Day, we were a table of 9, it is only a small restaurant but it was full, only 1 gent serving all of the customers as well as taking orders for takeaways, food was delicious and the guy serving was very welcoming and friendly. We did have to wait s little while for our main but this is always understandable when places are busy especially doing takeaways on top of normal meals. However it was worth the wait and all the family enjoyed it.

Tienes que ir buscando encontrar este restaurante, serán recibidos con una cálida bienvenida, un servicio amable (tome bebidas), se sirven bebidas sin alcohol. Buen menú, buen servicio y dispuesto a modificar los platos a su gusto. Una gran relación calidad-precio. india

Disfrutamos de una comida para llevar este pequeño restaurante escondido en una calle lateral en HowdenMenú es extensa y el servicio era amable, pero mi Skyleht Pollo fue decepcionante. Sosa y carecía de kick o profundidad de sabor. Mi sheek kebab y popadums crujientes inicial era mejor, pero de nuevo, nada especial. No evitaría este sitio, pero seguro que debe ser mejor en el pueblo

Volver aquí después de una diferencia sustancial y complace informar de que la comida es sigue siendo tan bueno como siempre. Este hombre merece reconocimiento por banda todo el trabajo duro que pone en hacer su noche agradable y los sabores son lo más destacado. Sin duda te permite traer tu pripia bedida alcohólica alcohol reduce los costos y disfrutamos de una fabulosa mezclado sizzler para empezar, seguido de una degustación maravillosa curry. Sí, puede carecer de la polaca de restaurantes más grandes y el servicio puede ser tenso cuando hay mucha gente, pero en general disfrutamos de nuestra visita, y sin duda no dejar siempre regresar. Altamente recomendado.

Utilizamos para frecuentar este restaurante, pero que abrió una nueva era incluso mejor.Lamentablemente se está muy concurrido y es muy ruidoso y al final la calidad de la comida y, especialmente, el vino de la casa se deterioró y los precios subían y con pequeñas cantidades.Por consiguiente, decidimos re-visitar Jamil, qué especias buena decisión! Aunque pequeña y no particularmente bien decorado, la bienvenida fue muy cálida y la comida era excepcional. Prueba el Desi - algo que nunca hemos tenido antes. Los langostinos son también muy recomendables,mucho más barato, de mayor calidad y como un extra puedes comprar tu propia bebida de la licencia al otro lado de la calle,dos de nosotros tuvimos una experiencia mejor, comida y el sac sobre 10 libras = ved en el viejo lugar. Bien hecho Jamil Spice, IR A PROBARLO!!!!

Tiny restaurant and unlicenced (but own drinks are welcome). Lovely food and really pleasant staff.Nice selection of indian classics plus some specials.

Howden dispone de una gran variedad de restaurantes indios y lo que era nuestro lugar preferido es ahora muy concurrido, ruidoso, volviendo cada vez más caro y la comida ha sido decepcionante en las dos últimas ocasiones. Como resultado pensamos dar otra oportunidad. Jamil especias Sí, el lugar es acogedor y que podrían hacer para repensar la decoración, sin embargo, la bienvenida fue cálida, el servicio atento, la comida de muy buena calidad que llegan rápidamente y caliente de la cocina. Buena relación calidad-precio y traer sus propias bebidas alcohólicas. Una noche muy agradable. Las gambas desi era muy buena. ¡volveremos!

Como parte de un grupo de 7 porque no pudimos conseguir en ningún otro sitio.Mi impresión inmediata fue que el lugar era como un café bastante barato.Era un Jueves y había una oferta disponible de cualquier plato principal, pan, arroz o nan, además de un refresco por £8.95 (pescado extra). El lugar no tiene una licencia de alcohol, así que traiga su propia.Compartí un entrante mezclados que era aceptable. La principal no era la mejor que hemos probado, pero, para ser justos, no es el peor. El arroz estaba muy bien, pero la nan era como cartón y mejor evitarlo. El servicio era un poco lento pero no casablaca ofertón.No tuve un refresco, pero un compañero me dieron un vaso muy pequeño de cola.En general, no la mejor experiencia pero por menos de 10 libras por cabeza con propina no me sentí engañado. Yo volvería de nuevo, pero no por elección.

Tres de nosotros cenamos aquí justo antes de Navidad, y quedamos encantados. El propietario es una especie de carácter, a pesar de estar apresuramos sus pies durante toda la noche. Comida para llevar salíamos de la puerta durante toda la noche. Por lo tanto, el servicio no era rápido, pero como puedes traer sus propias bebidas alcohólicas en la licorería al otro lado de la calle, thatwas no un problema. Mantiene el precio también, bajo 40 libras por tres entrantes, tres platos principales, tres arroz y un Nan. Volveremos pronto.

Can never fault on a visit to Jamils, lovely food and friendly staff make each visit a happy and memorable one plus BYOB makes it a little cheaper for everyone

Excelente comida, excelente precios amable servicio de Raz hace de este hotel un lugar favorito. Es sólo un restaurante muy pequeño pero la calidad de la comida es muy buena. Ya que no tiene licencia puede tomar su propio alcohol y no cobran tasa por servir licor lo que hace que sea una comida muy razonable.

Friendly staff and good reliable North Indian cooking. Kofte recommended. Only downside is the cold draft when people come in for takeaways. The fact that the restaurant is tiny is actually a plus - if you are with a large group it's like having a private dining room.

Having read all the rave reviews on trip advisor we decided to give this establishment a try as it seemed to be the best one in Howden all be it that the one close by is well recommended too.We were in Howden during the morning and went to see how the restaurant looked from the outside.First impressions were not good as although the place was closed at that time and the blinds were shut, it looked fairly basic on the inside from what we could see, and the windows etc outside had not been cleaned in a while.In fact to be honest we thought it may have closed down. However when I phoned them after opening time it was in fact open. We decided to give it a try. On entering we were greeted by the owner who it has to be said is a very personable chap. The restaurant is very small and narrow and can accommodate about 24 customers though I would think it would be a bit claustrophobic when full.Unfortunately the place is very dated so far as decoration is concerned and has a bit of a D.I.Y look about it. Feels like your stepping back in time to the 1970s. We chose a table ourselves which was fairly simple as we were the only customers there at the time, and no others came in whilst we were present. We ordered our meals which were promptly delivered but while waiting in an otherwise empty restaurant we had chance to have a good look round. Whilst I am sure that the owner does his best the place is not the cleanest, having a somewhat grubby feel. Possibly due to the fact that the carpets are in serious need of a good cleaning. Being a very small place there is plenty of foot traffic on the carpet and it is quite badly soiled. As for the food, it was ok. Quite tasty and well cooked but lacking in presentation. Very much what you would expect from take away food. The portions are on the small side but that doesn't bother us as we don't have big appetites.All in all given the rave reviews a little disappointing so far as the food is concerned, but definitely needs a lot of TLC in general. In rating this as average I have taken into account that it was a very quiet night which possibly didn't give the best impression.Otherwise I would have rated it as overall poor to average. Some attention to detail and updating would improve things tremendously.

Raj the owner cannot do enough for customers, polite, very clean, excellent cuisine, good value for money. Highly recommended

Had a lovely meal here this evening. Really tasty food and great service by a friendly server. Tiny place but comfortable. Great value and they supply take always too.

Tandoori chicken is especially good. Have always been really happy with the quality of the dishes! You can take your own alcohol so the bill is always very reasonable at the end. Would highly recommend!

The Jamil is a bit over-showed by a bigger Indian restaurant in Howden.But it is worth trying.There is quality in the dishes that puts it above an average Indian.A big advantage is being able to take you own beer and wine.This is a massive saving and the reason we eat here more than its rival.Its nice to take my family here as its smaller and less noisy.

Excellent value for money, this little gem is tucked away in a small cobbled street off the Market Place. A wide variety of dishes including many different dishes from the usual Indian menu. Not licenced but you are welcome to take your own alcohol (there is an off-licence close by), glasses are provided and there is no corkage charge. Service is always cheerful and welcoming.

very welcoming and lovely food will go again liked everything I had had take away but looks very nice to eat in or take out

By far, the best Indian food I have tasted. It's a bring your own alcohol restaurant as they just sell soft drinks and water.Relaxed atmosphere.

it is only a small restaurant and you need to take your own alcohol but the the food was excellent, i had a fish curry and can honestly say it was the best fish curry i have had in a restaurant.

Best Indian Restaurant in the area. Nothing is too much trouble for the staff. Excellent choice of menu. As the restaurant is not licensed you have to take your own alcoholic drinks. This makes the bill much cheaper. Small cosy seating area. Would definitely recommend

I'm a huge fan of Indian cuisine and as I work in Howden, a night with colleagues seemed the perfect opportunity to try this tiny Indian restaurant. Like an increasing number of restaurants these days, Jamil Spice hasn't got an alcohol license so you must bring your own. A fantastic idea, though I was driving so couldn't enjoy it to its full potential.The restaurant itself is cramped, though some could say cosy. With our party of 9 in, it was wall to wall full.By far the worst point of the evening was waiting for our food. The wait was something which, had I been on my own, would've caused me to walk out.The food itself was good, though I have tasted numerous better curries in my time. I opted for a Chicken Rogan Josh which was of a good standard with lovely soft chunks of chicken breast marinated in the rich sauce, though it was slightly oily. We accompanied our curries with numerous naan breads which were all very tasty and rice. I had rice with lemon which was lovely and fragrant.Overall, the food is good, but I've had better and the restaurant is a little cramped. I'd probably return, but not in a hurry.

Jamil Spice is a small independantly run Indian restaurant and take away located down a small cobbled street in the centre of Howden. You always feel welcome in the place as the owner makes an effort to get to know you and know what you like to eat. If you cannot see it on the menu just ask and he can create the meal you like. The good thing about this place is you are never rushed and you bring your own Beer and wine (thus the bill is always lower than it would be in other restaurants) We often visit as a family, my children 5 and 7 go for the Scampi and chips, (they share an adult portion) If you want relaxing, clean , friendly meal at a good price visit this place soon!

Visited the refurbished and renamed Jamil Spice for the first time this weekend and was impressed with the new menu and special offers.The actual restaurant has been opened for a number of years but a recent change in ownership has prompted a number of changes to both the interior and menu. This is a small restaurant situated in the historic centre of Howden specialising in Indian / Bangladeshi cuisine. The place also offers a takeaway option which, by the number of callers during our visit, appeared very popular.There is no alcohol licence and the friendly staff encourage you to take your own (no corkage fee) so we both enjoyed a nice bottle of red, purchased from a nearby off licence, with our meal.The menu offers a wide choice of dishes and our order was taken quickly.The starters and main courses all arrived on time and were of a very good standard with decent portion sizes. A Chicken Shashlick main remained the highlight of the meal.Will definitely return.