Moonlight Indian Restaurant in West Berkshire

It’s a take away. It was ok. Had better and had worse. Curries a bit watery and lacking in heat ( chilli) but perfectly average

BEWARE, THIS PLACE IS NOT A RESTAURANT. Do NOT go here if you are planning on eating a meal. Went out of our way to go to a restaurant for an evening meal to be treated very rudely when we asked for a table. The place should be shut down for misleading people by calling it a restaurant. IT ISN'T - AVOID - DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME.

Ordered our takeaway at 6.00pm to collect at 7. My husband arrived to collect at 7 only to be told it wasn’t ready, he waited 35 minutes to eventually get the meal. When he got home the food was lukewarm and looked as if it had been thrown into the bag with several items leaking. We won’t be returning 😡

I had a takeaway Lamb Curry. It was tasteless and bland really bland. If there us one thing wrong with Hungerford its that it doesn't have a decent Indian restaurant.

Had a very nice curry last night but it was a very long wait to get it. In these days of coronavirus and social distancing I waited outside. I ordered my takeaway at 19:00 and was told it would be ready in about 30 mins, so I went along at 19:30 to pay and collect. However, it wasn’t ready and there wasn’t any communication from the staff. After waiting a while I asked the staff how long it would be and was told 10-15 minutes. My curry eventually arrived at 21:00, 2 hours after my order was placed and not a word of apology. I accept that it might have taken a bit longer if they have cut back on staff etc. but 2 hours was silly. As I’ve said, the curry was very nice and I shall put this down as a one off. But please in future communicate with customers

First time I’ve tried here. Just a takeaway of chicken madras & keema rice. Plated the rice. Then the madras. Curry was watery. Which I have seen from some India restaurants. But this was a lot. Which in turn watered down the flavour of the rice. Would go again but only as it’s the only one. Next time I’ll include photos if the same.

First time dining here at the Moonlight on Valentines evening and very impressed. A very warm welcome upon arrival having booked via telephone earlier. We ordered one mains a couple of side orders, pompadours, naan, beer and wine, the quality of food cooked and serving was excellent so if you ever fancy a top notch Indian in Hungerford Moonlight is the place to go! Until our next visit, thank you.

Booked a table for six on a Saturday night, which seemed to be a surprise to the person at the phone, which become clear when we were the only clientele in the place for the whole night! That said we had attentive service! We were concerned that the food might be the problem, but that wasn’t the case as both starters and mains were all good with no complaints. Maybe Hungerfordians don’t like curry, but would go again if ever in Hungerford and wanted a curry.

We maybe have take-aways once or twice a year so do not have them very often. We decided to go for an Indian. Really disappointing, big clumps of meat and lots (overflowing) of watery sauce. Every time we go to an Indian restaurant we enjoy it, often say the take-away does not taste the same as the meal you get in the restaurant. Not sure if we will choose Indian again but definitely will not be going to the Moonlight.

The Moonlight was recommended to us in the bar at the Three Swans as the best Indian restaurant in Hungerford -I don't think they have much competition though as it is a small town. It was pretty good but not spectacular -I hesitated to rate it only three stars ("average") as this seems a little harsh but neither was it really a four star meal ("very good"). To be fair, we only had a takeaway, so i can't comment on the restaurant's ambience or service. I had a vegetable dansak which was rich and filling but also a little on the sweet side and not as spicy as I would've liked it to be. My spinach rice, crispy onion bhajis, poppadoms and mango chutney were all very good though. My partner had a chicken tikka which she described as a bit dry and tasteless but her mushroom bhajia (side dish) and mushroom pilau rice were both excellent and succulent. My family had various other curries and rice dishes, naan breads, etc. but we were all very hungry so I didn't pay much attention to them -not much was left, which is usually a good sign! The spinach rice seemed to be a hit with everyone. All in all, if you want an Indian takeaway in Hungerford, this does the job but don't expect anything that you can't find on any High Street in Britain -except the excellent spinach rice!

I had the vegetable dhansak (take away) last night, and it was absolutely superb. Will definitely be returning for another in the near future. Huge compliments to the chef!

Used this place for a takeaway, as there's not much competition about this area, so pleased we did the food was really nice and had flavour, did not dine in but by far will return, don't judge a book by it's cover, we will be back

On the way back home we wanted to eat as it was getting late. This was the only place serving at 21:45 on the Tuesday. Thank heavens it was! The food was great quality, huge quantities, and really well priced. The service was excellent, polite, and nothing was any trouble.

Very good Indian food and excellent value. The moonlight is a small and friendly restaurant in a convenient High Street location.

There's not much choice if you fancy and Indian meal in Hungerford. We saw that the reviews of the Moonlight are not great, however we chanced it on a Saturday night and were surprised that it was so busy. We were shown to the only available table and offered drinks (bottled Cobra) which came quickly. The staff seemed very busy but not making much progress and some people had evidently been waiting a long time for their meals. One person even went into the kitchen to inquire about his take away! After a 20 minute wait our order was taken and that is the reason for only a 3 rating because the meals when they came were very good.

We had a great takeaway from this place, very fast, very tasty would come back again! Thry are very accommodating for special requests and will go the extra mile.

Our takeaway was lovely........ Only dropped a star as it wasn't that hot & out Nanny was slightly doughy

The Moonlight Restaurant is an Indian Restaurant located in the Main Street of Hungerford in Berkshire - the only Indian restaurant in town. The Indian food was okay, it was your typical Indian cuisine though I thought it was a bit overpriced. They do serve India’s main beer Kingfisher which is a bonus.

Had a meal here on a tue at 7.30 the place was dead no atmosphere what so ever seen more life in a morgue !! Food ok strange place !!!!!!!

Not satisfactory to be honest. Bit cold. Bit what I was expecting. Overpriced as well. Won’t be back in a hurry.

Don't ever eat here! Rude rude rude staff. ! Asked to leave before I have even finished my drink! Food cold and tasteless! Only customer too! Saturday night really. Absolutely terrible. !!!!!!

I live 5 mins away from hear, made an order to be picked up, returned home with my food and it was cold....considering I live 5 mins away from this place....was not a happy customer and have never been back.

Somehow this place has a good start rating, which is why we chose it. For the whole evening we were the only table in use. Obviously the locals already know about the food and service. The staff whilst polite just didn't care. My personal starter samosas, factory made only two and very small. Two of us ordered different lamb dishes. Neither of us could eat the chewy offering. So it ended up being rice and sauce for us. The waiter couldn't be bothered to serve the meals individually. Reaching over the table and expecting me to reach over and take or from him. Come the end we were almost ushered out by bored looking staff just standing waiting for us to finish our instant coffee . Made when the cook brought a kettle through from the kitchen.

Poor service things have not improved. Waited ages for food to come not enough staff. Disappointed. Food wasn't as hot as would have liked.

My wife and I quite often have a takeaway from the Moonlight. It's not cordon bleu or gourmet but it dies the trick especially if you have a lot to drink, preferably a large amount of kingfishers or Cobra to swill it down. It's not my bag really but the wife likes it!

Popped in for an impromptu dinner date for 2 couples. The food was much better than i remember. The service is slow as always but the food/price makes up for it. Would recommend and will be going again

Probamos el restaurante una vez. En el momento fue una de las noches cuando no pudimos conseguir una comida en cualquiera de los bares, ya que era una función en la High Street en Hungerford y este restaurante era el único que estaba abierto. Sirvió para el propósito en el tiempo, pero no he vuelto.

Lovely Indian food and Staff are really friendly. Used it numerous times for takeaway and are happy to amend the spiciness of dishes should you require it. In all, a lovely place to eat.

Salimos en una cena familiar última noche de sábado.

Comida excelente! La luna India atendidos nosotros maravillosamente. Se ajustaron su preparación para adaptarse a una familia de cinco estrictos, sin ningún problema. La comida estaba impecable, el personal y el servicio eran intachables, y los precios eran muy razonables. Volveré pronto.

Mi novio y yo fuimos a este restaurante para mi cumpleaños el 4 de febrero. Reservé una mesa para las 7 pm. Llegamos y nos pusieron en una mesa que era muy estrecho y la señora sentado detrás de mí tenía que mover su silla...

Nuestra familia, son frecuentes en la luna y los comensales suelen traer amigos y colegas en los negocios (tienes una base ventilador en los Países Bajos, Bulgaria y en España). A pesar de un exterior sin pretensiones la acogida es siempre cálido y la comida es siempre lleno de sabor, servido con atención. Servicio amable, atento, nuestro favorito waitiers hemos visto a nuestros hijos crecer a lo largo de los años y nos saludan como viejos amigos. Un gran lugar para ir de la cocina asiática.

After having taken away food many times, my partner and I decided to eat here on a Saturday night. We were totally disappointed: the restaurant was crowded and we were allocated in a very small and uncomfortable place, the staff was so rude that we thought we were missing some kind of joke, and the service slow. The food was good as usual, but we learnt the lesson: we may take food away other times, but we won't eat here again!

I've never eaten at the restaurant, but had food taken away many times. Simply great: good quality, good price, quick and nice service.

Popped in with my son while the wife was away as I fancied a quick ruby and a pint , food was hot and tasty with the lamb tika bhoona full of juicy chunks of lamb with a nice spicy thick sauce , rice and nans were good and the service was fine , the only down side is some of the tables are very tight for space as it's a old victorian building but the staff did offer to move us if needed. Definitely worth a visit. Not the world's best Indian but always reliable and fairly priced

low budget. cheap decor and fine example of it and the menu is just plastic however we had been advised that actually the food was pretty good, We are all seasoned Indian Resyaurant goers of many years and all felt the meal was really good and very inexpensive,

The title of my review sums the place up. There was adequate parking, and we weren't bothered by excessive background music. It's central to Hungerford so is easy enough to find.

It was ok until someone had to leave due to medical reasons so we asked for their meal to be packed up. However they didn't pack away the right things and packed away the left overs of someone else's instead. Bit annoying considering we paid for their meal and they didn't even get to eat it

We enjoyed our meal at this restuarant even though the service was very slow. Starters and main courses were good and the beers that went with them went down very well. The restuarant was very busy for take aways this night and service in the restuarant suffered somewhat.We would still return though as the food was very good.

I have been to the Moonlight several times but I wouldn't rate it as a great curry house. It is convenient and they are a friendly bunch but haute cuisine ( even for curry), it ain't! I find the food quite stodgy and greasy. Other curry houses are available.

I always come hear whenever I would like a curry. Never disappointed, lovely staff, lovely food. Recommend this to anybody

Found this restaurant whilst staying fo the weekend in Hungerford and couldn't have asked for anything better. The food was real and the staff were lovely - if it was on the doorstep we'd be there every Friday!

.... well the only one really!Orange Chillies blew my head off in the special - beware.Friendly service.

We are here last night. The service was excellent and friendly but the food was a little flat compared to the type of dining available in the North West. I have found that the further away from the north west you go, the flavour of Indian food also declines. Overall a nice experience but probably would want to try somewhere else next time we're in the area.

our second visit in as many months, as we had not been for a number of years but as we noticed that the restaurant has been partially refurbished we thought we would try and see if the food has changed and i am pleased to say it has, and much for the better , all the dishes were nicely spiced and the chicken was well flavored and juicy, nice naans and starters . we will not leave it long be four we return

Nice little Indian restaurant serving traditional Indian food. The have an extensive menu with all the usual dishes, plus several house specialities. They serve draught Kingfisher beer plus other bottled beers.

We've been using the Moonlight for years now, but hadn't got a takeaway for a while. The takeaway we ordered has really gone downhill. Same size boxes but a lot less meat and very oily sauces. Overall a very disappointing takeaway for the money. Shame, they used to be good. Wouldn't recommend getting a takeaway from the Moonlight anymore.

Absolute appalling!! I had been told not to buy a takeaway from here however, I like to try something first before I accept another's opinion, I wish I had listened to the advice given to me... I live 30 seconds drive from the restaurant, however the food was stone cold when I served it out, I ordered a Jalfrezi and a Tikka Masala both with pilau rice and 2 garlic naan breads, the Jalfrezi was laced with chilli's and was almost inedible, Tikka masala was bordering on tasteless and only had a few pathetic scraps of meat in it, the naan breads tasted like old mens socks, I cannot believe I paid £27 for this, I was close to taking it back and decorating the restarting walls with it... overall I wouldn't recommend this restaurant to rabied dog... don't go there!!!

The Moonlight Indian Restaurant is the most friendliest Indian Restaurant that we have ever visited, wow the food s absolutely delicious and the waiters are very polite and you never felt rushed like some that we have been to, I'm sorry that we cannot remember what we ordered but there was a party of 4 and we was able to just walk in sit down and enjoy every member of our party said that they will be going back this is a very highly rated Indian Restaurant in our books the only other one that is anyway near to the one is one in London that we have visited we all give The Moonlight 5*+ for service and food

5 of us had the place to ourselves. Lovely white tablecloths make for a fresh spotless feel, and the service was very good all night. We had plenty of time to choose, chat and finish up in what inquire a small dining room so in a busier night I suspect things might have been less relaxed. The menu has all the usual favourite varieties but no obvious house specialities or novelties to catch the eye. The food is very good and portion sizes allow for starter and Mains that left us all sated. Strong sense from the speed of service that food is prepped to order - my samosas looked fresh made and the Korai main was highly tasty. Just hit the spot perfectly. At £25-30 per head including a couple of beers and some sides this is great value

Before going here I hadn't heard much about this place so didn't know what to expect. But I was pleasantly surprised. Good service, great food and at a good price. Waiting to go again.

Was part of a large party and the food was great quality and we were all seven together. I had a chicken, spinach and chickpea balti with a tori. The qual was excellent

Been here twice and both times had an enjoyable curry. Not top notch but certainly better than average. Easy to park outside during the evening as well

I live in Hungerford.The Moonlight is better than it's ever been... The food is always great and the service is perfect! Just what you expect from an Indian restaurant.Great! We'll eat there again soon... And again and again and again....

food was brilliant service perfect could not fault was seated without a booking on a busy night couldnt fault the staff in any way

I have eaten here many times and it has been reasonably good but we have just had without doubt the worst quality takeaway I have eaten in years. Normally go to the Indigo in Ham and this was shocking. Stodgy naan breads, under spiced curries...might as well have put a can of tomatoes in it and to top it off finding hairs in the curry. Never ever will we eat from there again. Completely awful. Shame as Hungerford needs a good curry house so will not make that mistake again...Indigo it is...

My friend and I decided to meet half-way in Hungerford for a lunch and catch-up before Christmas. She looked up some restaurants in the area and picked this one - based on very good reviews and our love of Indian cuisine. And we thought we got it sorted... How wrong we were! Arriving at 12.15 pm, we found a member of staff hoovering the carpet and we were informed that all he can offer is take away...??!Well, why would they have opening hours for lunch when you can't get one?? Or were we supposed to get take away and have a picnic somewhere in this freezing weather??We were truly disappointed and I believe this was our '2 in 1' visit - first and the last one....

We have eaten here several times in the past and the food was as good as ever.However when we arrived we thought the restaurant a little chilly and noticed that the radiators were off. When we mentioned that we felt cold the waiter told us that he had switched on the heating ( which looked like an air conditioning unit on the wall) and it would warm up in ten minutes or so which it didn't. Have been put off going back on view of this. Made the restaurant seem a little cheerless. We were the only people eating in there - everyone else was coming in for takeaways. No doubt Sundays are quiet for them but a bit much not to turn the heating on especially when the weather turned a lot colder that weekend.

Six of us turned up for a family re-union. The service was excellent frmo the moment we walked in. The food - oh the food. Absolutely delicious - none of us had a bad word to say. We were a late sitting and had had a few before we arrived, we stayed late chatting and not once were we made to feel like we outstayed our welcome. All the dishes were delicious - well crafted recipes and cooked just beatifully I had Lamb Madras and Prawn Korma (and bits of others) and it was all gorgeous. Wish I could eat more!!Reasonably priced - yes - but with that quality of food I would not have complained at a higher price tag. Would definitely recommend and visit again if in the area.We all left feeling completely full - despite one of us doing his best to clear all the plates. Cant say enough good things - Go here and EAT!! Such a handy location too - just up from the Three Swans hotel where we were staying.

Visited on a rainy Thursday evening with my visiting Dad, good, friendly service and lovely fresh tasting food, will be back again.

Much improved over the years, great food, friendly service, and a lot cheaper than the next nearest Indian restaurant!

This was an absolutely SUPERB Indian, I can't compliment them enough. We went in fairly late (9ish) and there was only 1 table with people at it who left quite soon after we arrived so me and my partner enjoyed a peaceful romantic meal. We had a Poppadoms with several sauces which were lovely! Onion bargies, meat samosas, peshawar naan bread, korma, duck curry (can't remember which one!), onion fried rice and a meaty rice. The whole meal was absolutely gorgeous from start to finish. We were given the poppadoms while we waited, I think the food must have taken about 20/30 mins overall but we got our starters fairly promptly which kept us entertained. The food was a little expensive but for how lovely it was I didn't mind! Both curries were so full of flavour and were so mouthwateringly good!The drinks were overpriced really though, as a pint of lemonade was the same as a draught beer/cider. The waiters were very polite, professional and even though it was clear they were closing and wanted to leave, they didn't rush us at all. The entire meal cost £42.50. We were extremely full and couldn't even eat it all so we asked the waiter to box it up for us to take home which he was happy to do. Then when we received the bill they gave us hot wet wipes and chocolate mints which is always a lovely touch, I think this is one of my favourite restaurants ever and would really recommend going here!

I was in Hungerford during my bike journey from London to Somerset. It was late, was tired and wanted to have a nice meal in the little town.Had decided to have some Indian food that night and am so glad I did it. I had a delicious meal and very pleasant conversion with the friendly staff. Angus and Islam welcomed me, served very tasty dinner and treated me to Indian tea.Very good and warm atmosphere in Moonlight Indian Restaurant. Highly recommended. .Thank you for being part of my journey! :)

Went here after busy day out and thought let's get a takeaway. Waited about 15 minutes then drove about 5 minutes to get back to me cottage we were renting and the food was delicious. Full of flavour and cooked to perfection. Definitely worth a stop to get a lovely Indian meal. We had three main courses with mushroom rice and papadoms and selection of chutneys with naan breads and couldn't fault any of it.

Went here with a raucous group of friends on Saturday night. Food was delicious and very reasonably priced. One of the best Indian meals I've had I think!They didn't mind in the slightest that we were very loud. Only drawback and reason for 4/5 rating.....took a while for the food to come, over an hour from ordering. We had a few poppadoms to assuage the hunger but was rather a delay. Was worth the wait, each dish was faultless and we went with a brother and sister whose mother cooks traditional Indian food daily.

If we want to eat Indian food this is the place for us. We have been using The Moonlight for at least the last 10yrs and think very highly of it.Takeaways are good, but also enjoy eating there. Service is great, with helpful friendly staff.

I use this restaurant quite frequently - either for an occasional take-away or sometimes as a sit-in dinner.All the dishes i order from here are amazing - just mouth-watering Indian food - exactly as you would want it to be.My last meal was king prawn dhansak, vegetable pilau rice and sag bhagi (spinach side dish)and it was one of the best indian take-aways i ever had.Almost made up for england losing in the world-cup!The sevice is always really good as well - very friendly

Looking at the mixed reviews prior to eating at the restaurant we weren't too sure what to expect. Yes the décor is dated, however the service was faultless. All the normal suspects on the menu. All the food was very tasty, not over spiced or bland. We shared a chicken chat to start with, followed by Tandoori chicken and a prawn, spinach and chick pea balti which were all good.

There are so many Indian restaurants on the high streets nowadays, most of them very similar. But the Moonlight at Hungerford really stands out from the crowd. I had a Prawn Dhansak which was absolutely delicious, as were the Brinjal Bhajee and Motor Paneer that accompanied it. The curries are discreet rather than fiery, allowing you to enjoy the flavours of the food. I will certainly go back to this restaurant.

Visited with friends hadnt heard great reports but willing to try anything once. Wish i hadnt bothered, bland tasteless greasy sauces, all tasting the same

Excellent in all aspects we as a Family can never find any fault with this establishment always helpful and very welcoming, Keep up the good work 5**

Have been a regular at the Moonlight for some time but they continue to surpass themselves. The welcome is always very friendly and the place is always nicely busy without being too full. The food is very much old-school Indian and is consistently delicious. The whole family love the food and have their own favourites. Would heartily recommend to anyone in West Berkshire.

Visit here regularly. Disappointed following recent visit. Service, staff, price still very good but the curries are nowhere near as tasty as they have always been previously. Usually have the Chicken Chilli Masala or the South Indian one. I had one and a colleague had the other, both were poor.No Spice and no flavour!

A very small restaurant,fabulous service and exceptional value for money.Group of six ,all experienced diners of Indian cuisine,all taken aback by quality of food and service.Nice one!

As visitors to the town, my partner and I were looking for an Indian restaurant and as this was the most rated, we came here. The staff were extremely friendly and attentive. The quality of the food was good - you can get away with sharing starters and/or rice. I'd order a curry per person and probably a naan each, as these are relatively small. All in all a good evening and can see why it's so highly regarded.

If you're looking for decent, well cooked Indian food at a very reasonable price then look no further. Waiters are very polite and helpful, and provided us with a free drink to celebrate Xmas. Good choice of food all nicely cooked and tasty. I highly recommend giving this a try!

Been going here for years. Quality food. Attentive service. Reasonably priced. A cracking little restaurant that genuinely is one of the best Indian Restaurants around!!!

Would really recommend this restaurant. It's not often you find an Indian you can go back to again and again but we are really blessed to have this takeaway down our road. Really reasonable for takeaway - fed three people for £25!

Driven past for years and finally tried it.Great food. Tender lamb dish . Everything was fresh and flavoursome.Staff were helpful and polite. We will definately be going back.....been missing out all these years.

Enjoyed a very pleasant meal. service was good, the food plentiful and delicious and offered excellent value.

Having visited this restaurant in 2010 and thinking it similar to faulty towers I had always been reserved about going back... But mid last year we did return and have returned regularly since. Food and service is brilliant and the waiters/chef will take on a request too. Really yummy!!

We went here whilst on a canal holiday with friends. We were a party of 8. The curries were generally excellent, although some were sweeter than some people may like (however this is indicated on the menu). Our waiter was very friendly, attentive and helpful when we asked for advice over which curries to choose. They were also able to adjust the spiciness of dishes to meet individual tastes. Portions were very generous and the food arrived promptly and hot. Would visit again. Good value.

On our way back from Heathrow to Devon we were in urgent need of a good curry. We found this place through Trip Advisor and were not disappointed. The service was excellent, we both lapped down our curries and the price was very reasonable. I am sure the locals use this very much! If your in Hungerford and in need of a great curry then do not hesitate to visit this place. We were treated very well from start to finish. Highly recommended.

Popped in tonight as working late, have to say I have enjoyed a really decent curry with excellent service. Why you would pay nearly double the price down the A4 is beyond me.

Always good food and great service. Great place to meet friends for a Friday Evening Curry. Highly recommended

I have been to this restaurant several times now, and I have to say I have never had a bad meal. The dishes are lovely and great value. The chef is always happy to make something bespoke for you too, if you like it a little hotter than normal! It does look a little shabby from the outside, it is a really nice place to eat. The staff are friendly and couldn't be more helpful. They are also happy to chat and discuss indian cuisine. A really good, traditional Indian restaurant. Well worth the visit!

Located at the top of the high street. Decent curry at very reasonable prices. Reccomend the "South Indian Garlic Chilli Chicken"

Visited tonight after arriving for a stopover nearby. We were the first customers to arrive but were soon joined by several other people both ordering and collecting takeaways and eating in. The food was plentiful, tasty and hot. Coming from West Yorkshire we are spoiled for choice when it comes to Indian restaurants but the food we had was equally as good as any we have had at home!!Service was attentive without being intrusive and the staff were very friendly and obliging.

Great restaurant with great food! Staff very friendly and reasonable pricing! You won't be dissapointed. They also do special pricing for large groups, contact in advance for best deal! They will work with you. They certainly looked after the crew from the local fire station!! Thank you!!

I have been going here for a number of years, many many times and never had a bad experience!Of all the hundreds of Indian meals I have had, this has topped everyone.I am a chef myself, and cannot reccomend this place highly enough.

Have eaten here on a few occasions. The food is on the lower side of good... I.e reasonable. The price is actually slightly high for what you get. The major let down is service, which for an Indian restaurant is unusual. I asked at the end of the meal for them to call a cab for me. A card was literally thrown at me and I was told to do it myself. Don't think I'll return, there is a lot better in the area.

I went to Moonlight Indian for dinner a few times in July, and was very pleasantly surprised the first time I tried one of their curries - a good mix of spices, sauces and aromas, ... The place itself might be getting a bit old, but the service & the food are definitely nice, and the menu is absolutely huge (and decently priced) !

We just love the food at the Moonlight either sitting in the restaurant or having a takeaway. They NEVER dissapoint. We have been using them for tyhe last 15yrs so there is some idea of how much we like them.

We had a delicious meal and the staff were really polite and helpful.I had lamb, spinach and chick pea balti which was the best lamb curry I have ever tasted! Really tender!Well done!

A very tasty meal. Friendly and efficient service. Highly recommended.

My time here was a experience to remember, the food is always flamboyant and light.this was a great experience. the food was melt in the mouth tasty with all these aromas coming out of the kitchen and just in case the owner reads this. Hey sasa, its sid

This is a great little restaurant. The staff were courteous and efficient. We visited on a busy Saturday night and the service we received was excellent. The food was really good and tasty. The nann bread was so fresh! We were with seven friends and we all loved the food. I would thoroughly recommend.

I`ve eaten here on numerous occasions and thought it about time I gave them a big thumbs up!I live in Hungerford and have done about 5 years or so and have NEVER had a bad meal here. Sometimes it feels like coming home, there is always a friendly welcome at the door. The food is traditional Indian cooked using fresh ingredients with a natural flair for seasoning and spice level.Price is very reasonable and their is a broad selection on the menu. Try the Lamb saag and chana balti but ask for it cooked fairly hot, delicious!

I visited the Moonlight last weekend and had a really nice dinner. The decor is a little "tired", but the friendly welcome more than makes up for it. The menu is standard fare, with some special dishes. Our waiter was very professional and brought us our drinks quickly, which is always a good start! We chose our meal - and gave our order to the waiter - he made the effort to make suggestions about what to have, but in a really tactful way - I'd got nearly to the end of my order and he said that if I was just to pick a certain bread, then that would be a perfect meal, so of course I did, and he was quite right! All of our food was cooked to a high standard, with a good mixture of spices. We could see into the kitchen when the door was opened and it was clearly spotlessly clean. All in all a great evening, with good food and drink served in a pleasant, friendly environment. See if the Moonlight becomes you too!