Mr. Tikka in Bracknell Forest

We were a group of 6 celebrating my husbands 70th birthday. All of us enjoyed the amazing food. The staff had decorated our table with party poppers , birthday confetti, a birthday balloon, badge and hat for the birthday boy. The staff are so friendly and very efficient. The meal ended with a surprise birthday cake , again supplied by the restaurant. Thank you Raj Tandoori- you are the best. See you all again soon.

Great Sunday Buffet all food hot and great selection. Kingfisher on tap and popadoms for our little one. Excellent value and highly recommend.

Had a selection of dishes for 3. Lamb Biriani just ok, a little dry. Warmth of all dishes just ok by the time they arrived, so perhaps relook at packaging. Onion bhaji’s overly crisp versus having a little softer centre, sorry but I suggest that they were overdone. Frustrating to have ordering problems with website - even after following guidance to clear cookies et cetera, still had to call back in order to pay by card. To improve efficiency, If going to accept orders online would be preferable to be able to pay at the same time.

First order and it’s cold. Great start guys.

NB The previous owner has gone and it’s no longer the Jahan Kitchen – it’s now run by different people – and the negative reviews refer to the previous guy (who left July/Aug 2024). The food at Panna Kitchen is superb. I’ve never had a mainstream madras or tikka masala from there – but I’ve had a number of their specialist dishes – the Railway Chicken Curry, Bengal Naga, Chicken Makhani – and they are ruddy fantastic. There is literally no comparison in value for money between Panna Kitchen and other curry houses – they absolutely stuff their food boxes. The sheer weight of them tells you. One rice box does at least three people! Compared to The Shenai? You’re joking! A little while ago, I ordered a butter chicken and naan bread from The Shenai, takeaway, and it was £16.90! Split it between two of us and it was nowhere near a meal – both hungry afterwards. From Panna Kitchen, I got a railway curry, rice, naan bread and a bombay aloo, they gave a discount and it came to £16.50 – and THREE of us were stuffed afterwards. And they gave a few free poppadums as well. & the food quality was absolutely brilliant! The difference between the two is mental. The Panna Kitchen might not be the most efficient nor quickest, bless ‘em, but they do glorious food and it’s EXCELLENT value!