Rajinda Pradesh in Eden

Ordered it to our lodge, cost £50 for what I would say was a basic microwave meal that I could’ve got from Tesco for £3. We weren’t expecting the greatest but I wasn’t expecting it to be that poor for the prices that they charge. The curries alone were £15 and I’d say microwave meals have more in them than that did along with better flavours. Overall a bit disappointing.

We visited on our last night during a 4 night stay at Whinfell Forest (2 adults and 1 toddler). We were greeted right away by the manager and shown to our table. Our waiter was over to us right away and was patient as we got our little boy settled. We were a bit apprehensive about our visit due to some of the negative reviews we had read, however we visited with an open mind. We ordered onion bhaji's and the kids onion bhaji lollipops for the wee one for starters. These came and were excellent - nice crispy batter with plenty of flavour and the mango sauce was refreshing and complimented the bhaji's well. For our mains we ordered the Chicken Tikka Massala and Chicken Korma with Plau rice and a peshwari nan bread and a chicken nuggets and chips for our son. Both curry's were nice, certainly not the best curries we have ever had, however we're nowhere near the "supermarket standard" that some folk have described them as. The wee ones Chicken nuggets were proper chicken breast and the peshwari nan bread was fresh and nice and sweet. The price is very steep, with one curry alone costing £16.95 (before having the option to add a portion of rice for a further £4.95) To drink we ordered a pint of Cobra (£7.50) and a pint of cola ( roughly £3.50-£4). Overall, it was an enjoyable meal to round of what was an excellent break, however it cost £86 all in which is steep!

Excellent meal !!!! Family with age range 3-61 years Everyone enjoyed the food. Sharing platters were excellent as were curries and kids meals All fresh ingredients and excellent service Highly recommend

Very disappointing. We have been visiting Centre Parcs for almost 20 years. This was Our first visit to Whinfell. On this occasion Rajinda Pradesh was hugely disappointing, The slow cooked lamb shank was very rubbery. Slow cooked lamb should fall off the bone, I couldn't get my knife through this. The taste of the sauce was good but the meat was not edible. The vegetable curry served with the biryani was so dry that is didn't add any sauce or moisture to the biryani dish. We were not asked during the meal if everything was OK, when the server came to collect the plates which were barely touched we did mention the problems. They just smiled and walked away. No apologies.

Worst Indian cuisine we have ever had. Price was that of a top Indian restaurant but what you are getting is microwave quality. Avoid at all costs.

terrible food. defiantly not fresh food probably factory made food by some terrible chef using ready made curry powder.

Absolutely terrible, Tasted like a microwaved meal. JUST AWFUL DO NOT GO DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY....................

The food took two hours, We got a so called sauce with our biriani Was dry as a stick for what we paid , was terrible, would not recommend. Not worth the money, I should have read the reviews first, avoid at all costs . 44 foresters lane 10-07 -2024.

Take out. Ordered a wide range of different dishes but they are all the same ! Tasted exactly like the microwave meals you get from supermarkets. Edible but at high cost. I’d not recommend at all. You’ll be best going to the parc supermarket and microwaving your own. Would be warmer !

Me and my family absolutely loved rajinda pradesh we walked in there and we ate everything. Could barely even walk we were that full wen’t last year and felt the same. Absolutely adored the desert it made me feel like a child again! xoxoxoxo :)

Oh my goodness - avoid like the plague!!! Awful, awful, food. Portions a joke - so small and nearly £25 for a curry and rice! We wondered why it was so quiet - now we know. What an absolute rip off! Tasteless food - save yourself a fortune and get a supermarket curry and re-heat it in your lodge. It will be far better than this bland mush! Naan breads tiny and worse than anything you get in a supermarket and poppadums more like tiny crisps - for £6!! We feel totally 'had.' Come on Centreparcs - this is unacceptable. We expect higher prices when dining on site but for this was beyond a joke.

We ordered a delivery for the family. It was delicious and all dishes were excellent. We had chicken tikka masala, tandoori chicken, lamb saag, biryanis and chicken jalfrezi with naan and rice. Everything was excellent.

I got the Crispy Onion Bhaji to start and my girlfriend got the Chicken Tikka (didn’t taste as such). We also shared the poppadum platter alongside our starters. As there are no prices on the online menu, you have no incline as to how much you will be paying for things when you get there. We nearly had a heart attack when we realised the curries were £17 each (that does not include rice/chips/naan - literally just the sauce and whichever meat you choose). We decided to share the one curry, as well as sharing the sides. The restaurant now add an automatic 7.5% tip to your bill, which we asked the waitress to remove. Overall, if we were to return to Whinfell Forest, we would not be returning to this restaurant due to value for money.

Our service was exceptional and we were served by Alisha who was very attentive and welcoming. We were a table of 9 and straight away the staff were very accommodating and allocated a table of 9 for our split group of five plus four. Our dishes came out hot and fresh and were promptly distributed among our group. I had the okra fries and the speciality lamb shank dish which was falling off the bone. Definitely will return.

We were looking forward to an authentic Indian, but were really disappointed with the food that was served. Both curries were without a doubt microwaved, one of the curries had 6 small chunks of lamb and were bland, tasteless and watery. We ordered the poppadom platter to start which were mini poppadoms which would equate to about 2 and charged over £6 for this. We also ordered a naan bread which was the smallest naan we’ve ever had. All in all we were very surprised when the bill came close to £80 when we only had one alcoholic drink each. We are always willing to pay premium prices for premium quality food however when we are paying this price for microwave food, we walked away feeling like we had been ripped off which is very disappointing. The only reason this wasn’t given a 1 star was due to the waitress being nice and attentive.

We enjoyed an excellent meal here, when staying at Center Parcs last year and so were keen to duplicate the experience, and we weren't disappointed. Staff are friendly and enthusiastic about the environment and the menu; and it is the menu that makes this place special, offering a spattering of dishes that will sound and feel familiar, but also many that, whilst authentic, are not usually seen on the typical Indian menu. With so much to delight, we ordered too much! But, at this time of year, there was no feeling of being rushed and we had also been seated at what, I presume, would normally be a table for four, meaning we had plenty of room for all the serving dishes. Service was friendly and professional. Food took a while to arrive, but we never mind that, as we hope it means that everything is being cooked fresh to order. We each had starters, a main with rice, two side dishes, two naans (the Peshwari naan is particularly good) and one beer and the bill came to £93 - not cheap by any means but, for us, this really was an experience and one of the highlights of our break.

Our waitresses Alisha and Jill/Gill were incredible, professional, kind and attended to our every need, thank you ladies

I have eaten here on previous visits to center parcs. On those occasions I have found the food to be satisfactory only. However last night,30 Dec 23. The meal I had was the nicest I have had at an Indian restaurant in years. I had the chicken chilli balti and it was delicious, full of flavour. The rice was perfect and the naan one if yhe beat I've ever had. We also had the sharing platter to start and that was also delicious. My families meals were also devoured with gusto. Everyone enjoyed it. Yes it was a tad on the expensive side but we are at center larc after all and everything is. Thank you for a lovely meal.

I really don’t understand the poor reviews of this restaurant. We as a family of four adults had a lovely meal , early evening.. The restaurant was not full but busy enough. Staff were excellent, Cobra , cold on draught. Poppaoms plentiful, fresh and dips all tasty. Ladies had different two starters as mains . All very tasty and men had Jafrezi, not ‘hot’ but tasty , fresh, plentiful well cooked chicken. Garlic Naan delicious . I would well recommend a visit Thank you

Really disappointing meal here, and Centre Parcs do such a good job of misleading Customers that you are going to get an authentic Indian meal when in reality what you are getting is a Indian prepared using off the shelf ingredients from either bags or jars. You would get a better meal buying it in a box from M&S at a fraction of the cost. The only reason I gave this 2 Stars is because the Service couldn’t be faulted, and it wasn’t there fault that they were serving up such poor quality food, secondly and whilst it was as far from authentic Indian you could get the food wasn’t bad and was more than palatable. I think the only thing that didn’t come out of a Jar, Packet or Container the Naan bread which someone had went to the effort of trying to make and it was OK. Please don’t waste your money on this. Centre Parcs seriously need to book there ideas up where the Food is concerned across all of there outlets.

The biggest mistake I made was to read the reviews, and still give it the benefit of the doubt. This is by far and away the worst indian meal you will ever have. Unless you've been here before, then it will be the joint worst. I could bet every pound I have got (which isnt alot after spending 4 nights at centerparcs) that theres not 1 indian in that kitchen as the food is completely absent of flavour. The 1 star I have given is for presentation, which was deceiving! You sneaky swines! The tiny, sparsely populated restaurant should give you all the clues you need and the best part of the meal was the little chocolate you get with the Bill Please heed this warning, dont be like me, be smart.

We ordered this as a delivery to our lodge and were hugely disappointed. I would avoid wasting your money due to how expensive this was for very little food. The portion sizes were terrible and the food tasted like it was a microwave meal. Very disappointed that we spent so much money on this and hardly received a proper meal. I would definitely try somewhere else.

My experience at the Indian curry house in Center Parcs Whinfell was disappointingly inauthentic. The flavors lacked the genuine essence of Indian cuisine, leaving me questioning the restaurant's commitment to authenticity. The curry seemed more like a generic attempt at Indian flavors, failing to capture the complexity and depth one expects. The ambiance, far from the vibrant and welcoming atmosphere of an authentic curry house, felt sterile and lacking in character. To my dismay, the curry here paled in comparison to what I've tasted before—even expressing that I've had more flavorful curries cooked in a prison kettle. The lack of distinctive spices and genuine culinary finesse left me longing for a true taste of India, and unfortunately, this establishment fell short of delivering an authentic and satisfying dining experience.

we had a really nice meal in this restraunt. The food was good and the staff couldn’t do enough for us. a great experience and I liked the fact that it was in its own building and not within a complex

Supermarket plastic sauces 10 times price of jar. Watery, bland, no spice. Delivery did not match menu descriptions at all.

We ordered food via Restaurant Runner, and as someone of Indian heritage I can safely say that this food does not resemble Indian food in any way whatsoever. Easily the worst "indian" meal I have ever had. The paneer tikka masala was literally massive chunks of uncooked paneer floating in watery sauce that did not resemble tikka masala in any way. The saag we ordered was not saag at all, it was so watery and more like a soup than anything that could be passed off as saag. The naans were tiny, about a third of the size a usual restaurant naan is, and the dhaal was literally a few overcooked lentils in what tasted like straight up tomato puree. I cannot emphasise enough how bad this meal was. What these guy were passing off as Indian food is actually an insult to Indian cuisine. Shocking that Centerparcs actually allow this type of rubbish to be sold to their customers. The meal cost around £60 and I can safely say I could have bought a far superior meal from an Indian takeaway for a third of that price. Totally flavourless rubbish. Wish I could give negative stars or zero stars.

Although the food tasted okay the portion size was small. Size of a microwave dinner and its not exaggeration. For 2 curries, rice , naan and 1 kids meal came to £50!!! Please save your money as it would be half the price going elsewhere and get a bigger portion and better taste .

Absolutely terrible, microwave meals but at the price of a restaurant. Staff were polite and attentive, however, the food was vastly below par for the price you’re paying. Onion bahji’s were burnt, naan bread was disappointing and the three curries we had (tikka masala, makhani and korma) were on par with a Tesco £3 ping meal but at 10x the cost. If you’re going on a break to Whinfell Center Parcs and fancy a curry, I’d recommend making the 15 minute trip into Penrith and looking there, even the curry from the Wetherspoons in town would be better than this.

We had a lovely table with curtains to the side, at the front of the restaurant and the service was good. We started with poppadum platter. The best onion bhajis! Chicken tikka, Chicken Bhuna, Chicken tandoori and Chilli Balti. Veg, rice and naan. A feast and all excellent. Would recommend.

We went for a meal at this restaurant during a family stay at Centre Parcs Whinfell. Checked out the menu on line prior to booking and the selection was good and prices what you would expect at Centre Parcs. A bit higher than your local restaurant but not taking your eyes out high Booked on line and had to pay a deposit (£5 per adult) which would subsequently be knocked off the final bill. Seemed reasonable to discourage people doing a no show We were four adults and a two year old. Even managed to get chicken nuggets and chips for the two year old which you might not expect at an Indian restaurant The waiting staff were attentive and polite The meals came quickly and were super tasty In fact the food was so good that we chose to order a takeaway from the same place for dinner the following evening

Visited last week, well overpriced for the amount of food, had a tikka masala which tasted like Heinz tomato soup with spices and chicken. Naan bread was really good but that’s the only thing that was. Service was poor.

The menu these days is quite limited and they seem desperate not to serve anything remotely spicy. 3 chilli ratings on the menu but nothing is actually above two. They used to do mixed platter starters but nothing like that now. Staff good, all seems well cooked although my madras was a bit bland. Prices absolutely ludicrous but that is CP for you. Last few visits it has been strangely empty despite being ‘fully booked’.

While on our last night at Elveden Forest Centre Parcs we spontaneously decided to go to eat Indian food. Myself and family are experienced in dining at Indian restaurants, reading though the menu it seemed as authentic as could be… staff and decor were great…. But then the food came… poppadoms were fine, all the chutney’s tasted sweet like jam, 3 coin sized lamb sheekh pieces costing over £8! Chicken Makhani came out and tasted like cubed chicken with pataks jar sauce. Naan breads although looked the part, raw in the middle. No photos as wasn’t picture worthy!

Decided to cancel booking and get a delivery instead. Although expensive it was our last night. All the main meals were a disgrace, hardly any meat and in a watery liquid that was supposed to be the sauce. I have had better from supermarkets !

Really good service with friendly waiters/waitresses. Good portions with varied options and fairly reasonable prices. Of there are any problems, they fix them straight away. As wells as little sweet surprises with the check. Really nice.

We booked a table here, though it's ridiculously far to expensive!. The meal was great. We couldn't get another booking and ordered a take away instead for our last day of our holiday... An hour late and the food was NOTHING like what we where served before when we sat in. Food was cold, The rice was boiled to the death and likely could have been cooked better with house rice and the curries unfortunately had the consistancy of pee water and the taste of similar. Portion sizes would have fed a child at best with grand total of three bits of chicken!. Worst curry we have ever had! For a cost of £60 quid for a small take away, is day light robbery and we have only been able to log a form to a chat bot as no numbers are available to complain. Disgrace to do this to anyone, but likely something they have perfected over the years. Theifs who take advantage of families in my opinion.

Having read the reviews, my expectations were not high ! It was lovely ! Great service, fabulous food and great drinks. We had a really enjoyable evening here x

We booked a table for the last night of our 3 night break at Centre Parks Whinfell Forest. We read the reviews on the day we were going for our meal and were worried as a lot of the reviews were negative, but decided to go anyway and were so glad we did. Ignore the bad reviews and go and enjoy your Indian. For our 2 1/2 year old daughter we ordered a kids Korma that came with rice and nan bread and she had milk and ice cream. The kids meal deal was £8.95. My husband and I ordered a chicken & lamb madras, tandoori chicken which came nan bread, rice and spicy chilli fries and a bottle of Prosecco. Ours cost £80 in total, the Prosecco was around £29. We all really enjoyed our food and would go back again. The prices are similar to a meal out at home. The service was great and the restaurant is lovely. Enjoy!

After walking to the restaurant we discovered it's not open on a Monday for sit in but takeaway delivery was still available. It arrived just after the time promised and consisted of what tasted like Morrisons microwave meals and undercooked naan bread. Expensive and very...

The food was no better than any supermarket packet meal. Uninspiring and very overpriced. If it were not for the revolving door of captive audience that centre parcs provides this would not survive as a business as they would have no return custom. Only reason...

Honestly don’t bother coming here. Staff are lovely, but it’s to make up the fact that the curries are made in the microwave and are tiny portions. Bill came to over £40 for one starter, one main with rice and 2 drinks. Would have been...

Just had a takeaway and I’ve got to say it’s the worst curry I’ve ever had from a so called restaurant, the popadoms were the sharwood ones you get from the supermarket and the main meal portions were tiny only half a tub full and...

without doubt the most disgusting Indian meal me and my wife have ever had.the food was just warm very small portions thank god cos it tasted awful. so expensive for such crap should be shut down 😭😭😭

We usually love coming to Rajinda during our stay at Whinfell but today was a disappointment to say the least. I ordered the Tandoori Chicken. Served up what looked like a lovely dish only to discover one of the chicken legs was raw in the...

Midweek, there are fewer restaurants open than at the weekend and few do a takeaway option. Fortunately the Rajinda Pradesh do takeaway's throughout the week and we took advantage of that service - even getting them delivered to our lodge The menu, whilst not exhaustive...

Indian is my favourite cuisine and I’d been looking forward to visiting this restaurant it all week. This was the worst Indian meal I’ve ever had, the poppadoms were nice, albeit a bit greasy and there wasn’t a good amount of chutneys in the pots...

Microwave meals at takeaway prices. Not bad microwave food, but that’s what it was. Don’t expect a proper curry. Vastly overpriced for what it is.

Beware of you order the Rajinda Pradesh dine out menu, the portions are tiny, approx half the size of a standard Indian restaurant and not suitable for 1 person, youd need 2 meals at approx £12 each per person to be sure to have enough....

We have always had a great experience at this restaurant over the years and our latest visit was no exception, great food, fast friendly service- what’s not to like!

Awful from start food over priced but we ordered.we all ordered different dishes.I had chicken korma and a naan with coconut.I started to eat.But chicken super dry and after 15 minutes ...I started to feel.unwell told my hubby I was goi g to be sick...

Having been regular visitors to Whinfell for over 20 years, we have always went to Rajinda on the last night of our stay. This visit was exceptional. We were shown to a lovely table on the mezzanine level where everything was explained to us by...

You know what, this was actually surprisingly quite nice after reading all the negative reviews on here. Yeah it is expensive but it is what it is. Highly recommend to anyone visiting if you’re interested in getting a meal whilst on holiday. Thanks guys! 🇮🇳...

One of the worst meals we have had as a family. Overpriced microwave meals - shocking they can claim it’s authentic Indian food. Would not visit again.

Last came to this restaurant 2020 before covid struck . Wasn’t open last February half term so we keenly booked this as we have always loved it here . It did not disappoint . Shown to our table by an extremely friendly waiter and our...

We visited as a family of 4 who all love a curry! Unfortunately this was probably the worst curry I’ve ever had. Like others have said, the food appeared to be just reheated. There was nothing authentic about this food at all and despite there...

Give one stat as couldnt leave none, Only thing that was remotely edible was the onion bhaji, we ordered for 4 adults and 4 kids, not one person finished their meals, I personally had the lamb masala, and it was possibly the worst take out...

This was our 'treat' meal of our short break at Center Parcs, it was quite pricey, but we knew this before we arrived, since menus can be accessed online. The restaurant is located within the Sports Plaza, accessed from the outside, and is a lovely,...

Delivery time was long but was stated when ordering so was expected. Popadoms were missing but were delivered within ten minutes after we rang which made up for it. Food was beautiful, definitely the best curry we’ve had in a while!

Good quality indian food at reasonable prices . The staff are friendly and efficient. Comfortable surroundings

As a family we have been to centre Parcs many times over the years and we were quite excited to try the Indian restaurant so booked for the Sunday evening. Whilst we couldn’t fault the decor & service, the quality of food was a major...

We left Bella Italia before ordering after an awful experience so we popped in here on the off chance and we were welcomed by a lovely gentleman who found us a table. The staff were just lovely and really attentive. Loved the poppadom starter. Nice...

2nd visit to this restaurant,both food & service were excellent, our server Jill went above & beyond as nothing was too much trouble to her. Thanks will return

Awful supermarket quality food. Real curry / balti fans should stay clear. You pay about £16 for a £3 curry. We requested some differing to our dish from the menu but the waitress stated not possible as already mixed in with the pre made sauce...

Felt like ping meals . Nothing like past experiences. We’ve had some amazing meals at this Indian over the past years but no more . Over priced - may as well have gone to the supermarket and got their ready meals .

Where does one start? Anyone that appreciates a ‘ruby’ will regret paying their hard earned money for this load of tripe. We ordered a delivery having ordered 2 bhunas, and 2 kormas. Having no chicken tikka on the menu was a bit of a red...

The service was good however the food was awful. No spice or taste. Very overpriced. We enjoy Indian food and it was the worst we ever had, nicer food can be found in the supermarket.

Our family of two adults, a 7.5 year old and 5 year old ate here on our visit to Center Parcs. We received a warm welcome from the restaurant manager who kindly opened the door for us on a rainy autumn Saturday evening. The restaurant...

Lovely food and excellent service, we were given some good advise by Krystal the waitress who was excellent. Definitely knew her job.

We've been to Whinfell a few times now but never tried the Indian restaurant here. On our last night we decided to get a takeaway and in all honesty I which we just got a couple of packets of space raiders each. The "curry" was...

We were staying the other side of the park to the restaurant so used the QR code to order while in the vicinity. 2 starters, 4 mains and 4 rices. We checked the order twice and paid. It turned up and the driver disappeared quickly....

Had a great meal here. The food was fantastic and the service was very good. Just a shame that it is only open three nights a week as by far our favourite restaurant at Center Parcs

First time in a curry house. Had a rogan josh, Nan bread and Pom. Absolutely loved it. I’m 69yo. And don’t eat as much as I used to.

Absolutely fantastic Indian home made food. Loved everything . Only down fall I would have liked to have chosen itemised vegetables. On a no carb diet.

Food amazing, staff brilliant. Jill was lovely and although busy felt like she made time for us all and never felt rushed

We ordered food for 4 adults and we all really enjoyed our meals. Portions are large so there was enough leftover for lunch the next day. The food was delivered to our lodge at the specified time and was piping hot on delivery. No complaints!...

First night here and we were extremely disappointed with the food. I took a few bites and decided to leave the rest as it tasted awful. Thought the poppadoms were OK but halfway through some were burnt and very greasy. Definately not a Indian restaurant....

Probably the most tasteless curry I’ve ever had and the rice tasted like the cheap store bought ready cook rice , popadoms cold and again like store bought, spend your money at the pancake house instead.

After reading previous reviews I always like to give the benefit of doubt. Good points food arrived on time and the onion bhajis nice. Portions not very big and some of the curries bland but edible. Very overpriced for the whole meal . Hubby thought...

We pre-ordered from here, wish we read the reviews before, but a big company like center parcs we thought it would be spot on! First of all, we understand the prices are going to be expensive, however £5+ for 2 poppadoms!!! In all fairness our...

Nice deco and really quick service bearing in mind there were 20 of us dining. Unfortunately the food wasn't great.Popadums i cannot complain about. starters, we ended up leaving most of the them, do not have the sheek kebabs, not sure what the heck that...

PLEASE do not order from here. To charge what they charge for the ‘curry’ they serve is quite simply insulting. Genuinely not up to the standard of supermarket ready meal. Quite confident it was microwaved. All six curries were awful, the naan breads were tiny...

The staff were very friendly and helpful the food was absolutely amazing I would definitely go back here again 100% thank you very much 😊

No idea how Wesley is the manager here, he is the rudest person, let alone manager anyone has ever come across. We booked a table and he overbooked, couldn’t seat us and started swearing at us and calling us rude names saying to get out...

Really nice food and good choice. Better value for money than the on site chinese takeaway. Prompt delivery and great service to your lodge.

The worst Indian we’ve ever had literally just microwave food absolutely awful don’t know how they can call it an Indian restaurant

So firstly I came for a spa weekend. We went for a curry as a last resort as everywhere else was full. The curry it’s self was up there with the worst I’ve ever had, and for the two of us the bill was over...

Had a meal at Rajinda whilst staying at Centre Parcs. Really nice starter of poppadoms and dips followed by main course curries with peshwari naans, fantastic quality throughout with great service. Really couldn’t fault the meal in any way.

Ordered the poppadom platter, which was a massive portion, but unfortunately when the main dishes came it was the opposite. We paid £12 for vegetarian main courses which were small, predominantly sauce with a few veg thrown in. Staff attentive and friendly. Whole meal cost...

CP need to have a rethink and stop blaming everything on COVID. We went to the restaurant for a family meal. After 25 minutes of waiting and seeing others served no one had come to see us for any order. When prompted “they would be...

Just had the best Indian takeaway ever!! Tasted amazing. Thoroughly recommend the sag aloo 👌🏻 amazing service and fabulous taste. Thank you!

Having had a lovely meal here three years ago, we had high hopes of the take away. Awfully overpriced, as with everything at Center Parcs, but you don't mind if it's nice! Take away arrived...luke warm.. korma tasted bitter, not of coconut and hardly any...

Does not even deserve a one star rating! Do NOT eat here. The food is shocking. Absolutely disgusting! We were served what tasted like reheated dishes of bolied chicken and tinned tomotoes, rice that look like sludge, (both the biriyani and boiled rice) stale poppadoms,...

Restaurants were all fully booked on my last night so decided to order from this Indian. STAY AWAY! The tikka I ordered tasted worse than a Tesco ready meal. Utterly disgraceful. The box my curry came in was half empty, barely enough sauce for a...

Massive let down. Part of order missing, and literally 4 small pieces of chicken in the meal. AVAIOD. Very expensive for what you get, to be expected with a place like CP but the quantity is shocking!

Just read the one star google reviews and you will see people are same the exact same negative things about this place. Avoid this place and save your money. The curries are more like poor ready meal standard than anything near restaurant quality. You must...

We booked for this evening as we adore Indian food, we were slightly thrown by the prices of some items and as new parents, money can be a worry. We were quickly welcomed by a member of staff at the front who ensured we would...

No idea how some people have rated it so highly. Expensive ( but this doesnt affect my judgement as they probably pay a premium to be based on the centre parcs grounds). Starter onion bhaji was small and it didnt even come with the small...

Absolutely shocking Indian food, not one to normally leave reviews but it cost us £90 and I’ve had nicer microwave curries. Do NOT recommend.

Shocking half was missing when it turned up Stay away from take away service Slightly different menu from Sitting in so can’t comment on that

We had a fabulous meal here, worth every penny! The starters were HUGE - a meal in themselves! Good job we'd had a busy day and were all hungry! I would highly recommend a visit