Rajinda Pradesh in Wiltshire

Avoid this place. Food isn’t good quality, probably re-heated. Tasteless, the worst Indian restaurant I’ve ever visited

Beautiful meal. Couldn't fault it. Delicious. Lovely setting and very pleasant staff.good choice of meals too

absolutely fabulous meal, beautiful atmosphere, immaculate inside! staff were so attentive and very friendly from the moment we arrived to the moment you walk out of the door, nothing was too much!

Freshly cooked naan bread , onion Bhaji again freshly cooked and pleasant. Rice was poor for a pila . The chicken in the Balti was very fresh and well cooked . However, just something not authentic about the sauce . No spice taste coming through . Needs experienced chef . Nice atmosphere. Lovely waitress . Bit pricey with food and drinks . Enjoyed on the whole …. Not for the connoisseur. Wouldn’t compete on high street .

One of the best Indian meals we have had in a long time. The restaurant is lovely inside. The food was also amazing. A real treat

Restaurant is not family friendly at all. We ordered Korma and living next to an authentic Indian restaurant at home we were very disappointed with the food . The Korma had a sweet taste which can only be described as vinegary and like it came from a jar . For the price of the meal at over £100 I felt very disappointed and would not recommend.

We have been visiting Centre Parcs for 16 years and a final night visit to Rajinda Pradesh has become tradition. Unfortunately however this will be our last time of doing so. The restaurant used to offer a fixed price deal for 2 people including a sharing starter platter, main course each and rice and naan to share. It also included a beer or wine per person. We all know overheads have increased but the deal is no more and the restaurant is now drastically overpriced. £16 for a main (smaller than average portion of curry) with the cost of rice, naan etc on top, again portions small. The food served was nice but sadly we won't be back.

Really tasty food and excellent staff, tons of vegetarian and gluten free options as well, the korma was particularly good

The food was delivered to our lodge at the specified time and was piping hot on delivery. No vegetable pilau rice on the menu, which is my favourite, but I tried the mushroom pilau and really enjoyed this. All curries were large portions, enough so we had lots leftover for lunch the next day! £75 on takeaway for 4 adults of 3 curries, 2 starters, 3 rice and one naan to share, plus poppadom starters for 4. Like everything else at Centre Parcs we felt this was a bit more expensive than we would have paid elsewhere, but we all did really enjoy our meals. In mid-June you still had to pre-order for takeaway even, not just to eat inside at the restaurants

Excellent birthday meal, exceptional service from Dominika couldn't ask for better service. Will definitely be returning on our next trip!

We were sceptical and nearly cancelled after reading the reviews however we decided to go and make up our own minds. We were greeted straight away and seated up the stairs. We ordered starters of poppadom platters and onion bhajis. The bhajis were lovely, nice and crispy and the selection of dips with the poppadoms was plentiful. We all had a different curry, bhuna, chilli balti, madras and the tandoori chicken. We had sides of peshwari and rice. The food was lovely and we all enjoyed it. Cocktails were good too. The service was great, our server Amy was really friendly and attentive. So glad we decided to go. It was one of the highlights of our Center Parcs holiday.

This has got to be the worst curry I have had and I’ve eaten plenty even one in Thailand! Very strange pickle tray with poppadoms. There was absolutely no depth to the curry’s chilli Balti consisted of 2 sliced green chills thrown in at the end. No heat to any of the food. Naan bread gave it the 1 star otherwise it would have been 0. Missing pickle tray too with the order. Poppadoms with pickles for 3 (but 1 missing) 6 mains 3 rice 3 naan bread £103 as a takeaway complete rip-off. Looking at the poor reviews it appears they don’t really care as they have a captive audience being in centre parcs I’d be ashamed if I was the chef serving this rubbish up.

We have visited the site in sherwood before and always had such a lovely meal so expected a lot from this and it did not disappoint the food was lovely and a great variety to choose from

Foul. Nothing like any Indian takeaway I've ever had, being my favourite type of food. This was 3 days ago and I'm still pissed off. Too expensive and nothing like what you would expect. Who outs cheese in a korma???? Plus a missing starter

Vile food, if you can call it that. Jalfrezi, tastes like a nice curry spoilt by throwing m in a massive bottle of mint sauce and vinegar. Rice was good so one star. Onion Badji was not cooked properly. Raw but appeared ok. Tub that came with it was full of the same vile tasting mint sauce. Garlic Naam had no garlic. Korma sauce was very weak like it had been rinsed in the sea before it was put in the tub. Thank goodness I have some wine.(from elsewhere).

Awful food , everything tested acidic , no flavour, tiny portions , no value for money ! £4 delivery charge on top !! Center parcs should be ashamed to have a poor so called curry house

Poppadums and dips to begin, all good until mains arrived. Rice had clumps like you get from a microwave packet, lamb bhuna no flavour at all and chilli balti only got the heat, again no flavour. Small portions wouldn’t fill you up either. Service felt...

I was really looking forward to this. Unfortunately, the meal was almost inedible. The Madras was too acidic ... too much tomato purée I think. The korma was much too sweet. Naan bread was soft and doughy. I could go on, but don’t feel it...

Ate here with friends on 21.08.20 and we was all left disappointed. The restaurant is serving pre-made frozen portions. The food was terribly bad at a high end price. It was certainly not value for money. Avoid booking during your stay at Center Parcs not...

Curry night during our Centre Parcs trip is always a highlight and this was our first time at Rajendra Pradesh in Whinfell. Service was great, lots of space in the restaurant and social distancing, food was great, a smaller menu than usual but big enough...

We were pleasantly surprised. Food was authentic and very tasty. Great portion sizes . Service was excellent. Both our teenage daughters cleared their plates which rarely happens! Was a Really lovely meal and would definitely go back. The eat out to help out scheme made...

Very small portions, first time I’ve every had an Indian and left still feeling hungry. £15 for a curry, is shocking, rice etc extra, this is over twice the price of a normal restaurant. Don’t bother.They obviously haven’t passed on the VAT reduction to customers....

Samosa were tinmy for the cost as was main curry meals- there is plenty of evidence of flaourings thoughout, but for portions size it is poor value for money

This was our second meal out at whinfell. Amazing food, the poppadoms are an absolute must. My toddler loved the children's meal that was on offer. She had chicken tikka to start, a korma for main course and ice cream for desert. All fantastic. My...

We haven’t eaten here for a long time and we’re horrified at how bad the meal was. Poor starters and main. Everything was Luke warm and very bland. They are charging between 15 to 20 pounds for the curry alone (rices is extra} and it’s...

Really good food, had poppadoms and the mixed starter from the experience menu. We ordered the tikka massala and korma both were perfect. Rice portion a little small but acceptable I suppose. Nice garlic nann. Would defo come back. P.s the young lady that served...

Amazing value great food it was a lovely meal would go back again so would the people who where there with us ,tasty great food.

20 mins to get a drink when it came (Cobra) all beers were flat. Service was slow and curry was not authentic it’s tasted like microwave curry definitely not the real deal. Would not have minded the inflated price mark if the curry was good...

We had a really lovely meal with our family at the end of a lovely break in Centre Parcs and after the Sunday evening fireworks. My lamb Rogan Josh was the best ever and my 9 year old granddaughter had a wonderful chicken shaslick, adult...

We've been persevering with this indian on center parcs holidays for the best part of 20 years. In recent years it had got noticeably worse to the extent that we had not even booked this year for the 1st time ever. However on arrival I...

We were staying in center parcs and opted for Indian take out. The food was ok but didn't make me want to eat there again. We were really disappointed with the portion sizes, the cartoons were only 50% full, I appreciate they can't be full...

Vegan perspective. All 6 of us booked to eat here on the last night of our holiday. They didn't have a vegan menu, but the menu stated next to the dishes 've' if it could be made vegan. We all had pomaddoms for starter, they...

Previously when we visited Longleat Center Parcs we were put off by the negative reviews about the Rajinda Pradesh. We thought we’d give it a go with some friends as we fancied a curry. Our waiter was really friendly, explained the menu and the banquet...

I visited on the 6th November and had a fantastic meal. The Banquet experience, although pricey, offers a great range of tasty food and is certainly filling. You get a drink, poppadoms, starter platter and main. All of the food was of good quality and...

We had the set menu and we were so full we never made it to dessert ! it was so lovely. service was great too.

Terrible meal. Took over an hour from ordering to meal arriving. Food was inedible to barely inedible. Dry rice, dry meat, small portions. Utter waste of money. Ruined an 80th birthday celebration. Only thing that was positive was the lovely lady who served us.

We ate here last week for my partners birthday. They don’t open on Mondays so we booked a table for the Tuesday. We had a fab service and they were very helpful in every way possible! Food was absolutely amazing as well and times were...

This was possibly the worst Indian food I’ve ever eaten. The staff were lovely but the curries tasted like they were out of a jar with pre cooked chicken chucked in, the chicken tikka starter was exactly the same as co-op tikka bites which is...

This place offers average food. It’s all presented very well but it’s completely over priced. Rice is incredibly expensive and so are the curries. We ordered a cobra for £10, that came out warm.

Food tastes and looks like microwaved mush. Take-away from any supermarket is much better. The curries had very little meat and loads of similar tasting brown sauce. Crispy cauliflower looked, and was, inedible NOTHING tasted freshly prepared. Serving ladies were very good. Greetings men were...

My family enjoyed a lovely meal at Rajindas. It was definitely our favourite restaurant at Center Parcs. Our waitress, Sarah, was amazing and explained everything we needed to know within the menu

Pre booked the meal experience for two adults and two grandchildren and found it to be good value. The quality of the food was excellent with no complaints about the portion size. Would certainly visit again, the service and quality of the food both good.

We had a meal for 7 people and all the portion sizes were tiny - 4 prawns in the prawn curry and 5 small chicken pieces in the other dishes - we complained and were told it’s tough, that’s the portion sizes. Food itself was...

This is no exaggeration, the beef rendang was 5 mouthfuls. Tasty sauce, but I didn't exactly arrive starving and after poppadoms, the main and the rice, I was just as hungry as when I arrived. For £15-20 per main, you'd expect to at least be...

Currently sitting in Rajinda haven eaten the experience.. the food was good , not amazing but nice enough and would go back. I just want to thank the amazing Olivia who was the waitress who served us .. she couldn’t do enough for us or...

Having had a good experience at this franchise at other Center Parcs ,this was a big disappointment. Service was sluggish right from being seated through to food arriving during what seemed a quietish 7.30pm booking. The food tasted synthetic and was rather small in portion...

I have been to Indian restaurants in UK for 10+ years and this place stands out as the worst curry by a mile and some. If you do not prefer being overpowered by Garam Masala and sugar in your curry, avoid it like the plague....

We decided to eat here on our last night, as a bit of a treat. Big mistake! I’m used to curries and enjoy a little bit of spice, which makes you sweat a little. We decided to go for the Rajinda Experience as it seemed...

Had a fabulous meal here last week. The food was delicious, the atmosphere was relaxed and the service was excellent. We had the set meal which was good value. I would definitely recommend.

Good meal had by all. Attentive service from a nervous waitress She was great & we enjoyed chatting to her. Food good but lacked a little spice at times. Cocktails were fabulous. Hope to return soon x

Had a meal here and for 6 poppadoms and chutneys it cost £12. The main meal was something like you would get in a basic jar from a supermarket. It was tasteless and all our meals came out the same colour no nice peppers onions...

Really overpriced Indian, which was genuinely nothing more than a microwave meal. For 30 quid a head I expect decent quality.

Really enjoyed the food and service. Cheap too. Samosas felt a bit commercial but rest of food was outstanding

This is not Indian food !! It’s microwave processed crap ! We were totally ripped of ! Not only is it disgusting it’s ridiculously overpriced!! DONT WATSE YOUR MONEY

2 adults and 2 children had one of the worst meals yet. The food was really poor and the cost of £66 was harder to swallow than the curry! Seriously the place lacked atmosphere, some background music might be an idea. The waiter tried to...

Arrived at 7.30pm and shown to our table that we had pre booked . 30 minutes later we had to ask to order drinks which arrived another 30 minutes later food order was taken at this point which took over an hour to arrive..... the...

We chose the sharing set menu which was great value and much appreciated by us all. There was still quite a choice of mains.

We ended up at the Sports Plaza unexpectedly without a dinner reservation. I nipped in to see if we could get a table and the waiter booked us in as a walk in even though she advised they were pretty full. We were really grateful...

We recently visited as a party of 10. We were excited and happy to indulge. The food was terrible, no better than the quality of a ready meal curry from a supermarket!! There is limited choice and zero authenticity! The drink! Well I would be...

Thank you Charley for amazing service and looking after us all! Great evening, great service and lovely food!

Food fantastic and the service was brilliant but again pricey but we enjoyed the food very much would highly recommend

Lovely experience eating at Rajinda’s this weekend. Our friendly waitress Charley was very attentive and more than happy to help and answer any of our questions. She explained the menu and the different options, even recommend dishes that would best suit our taste. Our drinks...

Had a meal and opted for the meal deal which was £25 each. Service was good but the food was quite average and expensive for what it is. Captive market.

Really looked forward to this meal after visiting the Spa. Well, what can I say? The onion bajee starter was crisp on the outside, but not cooked all the way through so was soft, a little runny and mushy inside. Not a good start. The...

Eat here every time we visit and never disappointed. My partner and I had the Rajinda Experience menu. Which includes poppadoms. A starter platter. Two mains. One rice and a naan. Wow! Amazing value and the food is outstanding. We had the chicken Makhani and...

Nice food. Poor service; sooooo slow. We HAD pre-booked. Once seated, we were there 25 mins and no-one came over so we had to catch someone's eye. Ordered drinks which eventually came. We ordered meal. 2 starters came out but had to wait and then...

I love this restaurant always a great meal. Service is good and the food is always served beautifully. Do book in peak season or you won't get in.

Really enjoyed our visit here at Rajinda in Whinfell after being a little cautious having been disappointed with the pub and Cafe Rouge restaurants when we visited Sherwood Centreparcs. Met by really courteous staff who were attentive throughout and the restaurant is very well themed....

Delicious Indian cuisine which was rated by an Indian Food Expert guest in our party. Difficult to make contact with the restaurant but they were excellent on the night

Whilst at Centre Parcs, we thought we'd give the Indian restaurant Rajinda Pradesh another go as we hadn't been for a few years. Surprisingly, the service had much improved, though the curries are still expensive for what they are and rather bland - really not...

As we were on holiday and it was close to our villa we decided on an Indian meal. It was expensive for the food and drink we had. I can't say it was remarkable food. Our Tandoori in Minehead is better. The service was good,...

Last night of holiday so decided to eat out. Booked in advance. Service was slow, we asked for the couple of starter dishes we wanted to be served with the main courses but they arrived on their own with the explanation that the chef hadn't...

We had a meal here during our stay. The food was amazing and the waitress we had was brilliant, she explained the menu and was very patient with the kids. If you stay at the park then book a meal here you won’t be disappointed.

First class service and food!whenever you go to a venue where there is restaurants onsite you feel obliged to try, well do not feel obliged feel honoured. First class

Well cooked and tasty. Great service with a smile and a decent menu. I would definitely recommend. Fitted is in no problem

This is a terrible restaurant, the food is over priced and tastes like it came out of a jar. Save your money and your taste buds.

We booked the banquet (£25 per person) and on the whole it was well worth it. Poppadom platter was lovely - plenty of poppadoms and 4 different dips. Mixed starter platter - onion bhajis and butternut squash samosas tasted very good but were quite small,...

We also visited Indian Restaurant which was excellent food and great service, our waiter was called Fernando and he was a great waiter funny with a great personality.

I read the reviews after I booked this place - and was expecting worse than it was. It wasn't as bad a microwave curry - but neither was it good Indian food. It was fine - but no more. Probably wouldn't return on my next...

Really enjoyed dinner here on the last night of our trip. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout. Lots to choose from on the menu and all the food we tried tasted very good and arrived in good time. You can order lots of things in half portions for half the price. We will definetely be returning on our next trip. Thank you for making our evening so enjoyable!

Booked a table of 2 for 6pm as this restaurant gets busy later on in the evening and couldn't get a table. Food was good, they offered us a bowl of popadoms on a lazy Susan with 4 different dips and at £2.95 I thought...

During our family break at Centre Parcs, Longleat Forest, we visited Rajinder Pradesh. We had pre-booked at paid £5 per head at the booking which is deducted from the final bill. Upon arrival, we waited for someone to attend us and show us to the...

We booked the rajinder experience. Well worth the £50 we paid. Poppadoms and starters very good. We ordered a mild curry and fairly hot chicken chilli balti which was very hot but nice. Rice and naan bread fab. Our waiter Fernando could not do enough...

We had a great meal that all the Stags rated highly authentic . Nicely presented and Yvonne was a super waitress. We thoroughly enjoyed the ambience and food .

Vegetable curry with very small pieces of courgette, green beans and carrots don't make the grade in my view, especially when you're paying over £12 without any rice. The sauce which drowned said veg was ok but overall disappointing. Rice came dry around the edges....

I have to say great service but without doubt some serious microwave action. We were a table of 8 served within 6-7 minutes. The food was edible but if you love curry take your favorite supermarket ready meal as it will be far superior.

Very disappointed with this restaurant. On a family holiday and decided to go out for supper. When went to book was told it was full but they managed to get us in. Arrived for 8pm to find 8 tables occupied with plenty of room. Having...

The food here was the best that I have had from an Indian restaurant. The children could also either choose from the children menu or order half portions.

We usually eat at Rajinda Pradesh for a bit of a treat while we are at Center Parcs because the staff are always friendly, the service is usually very quick, and we enjoy the food. The restaurant is next to the Sports plaza and has...

I understand that centre Parcs is a chain and that all restaurants on site are all linked, but for some reason I thought the Indian would have something authentic about it. Alas not. Having eaten in many Indians over the world, this restaurant more closely...

On a boiling hot day we came for a spicy curry. We all thoroughly enjoyed our food. The service was excellent. The waitress was very helpful when we asked questions about the dishes. Would highly recommend.

Great food, very tasty and responsibly priced. Only criticism I would have, invest in some air con guys.

We always visit while at any centre parcs and we have now visited them all,As usual the service was excellent and food beautiful his place never lets us down,We always have the set menu which is excelled value and always leaves stuffed,Looking forward to our next visit which be at Sherwood Forest.

I agree with many reviewers who say the food is no better than a ready-meal, and hugely over-priced. It was just about edible, but badly cooked: soggy rice and veggie dishes obviously made with frozen vegetables! When the waiter asked how it was, I said "below average" and he said "Welcome to Center Parcs!" They clearly aren't even trying because they know they don't have to. However one item stood out - the peshwari naan was excellent!

My husband and I had an evening out together and chose to book here. When arriving we were greeted with a smile and shown to a lovely table with a view of the lake. Service was slow and it took an hour to receive our food but when it did arrive boy was it worth it. We ordered a main each and three sides there was a variety of new interesting things I’d not seen before so we were keen to try something new! Or cocktails had chilly in and the Indian style coleslaw was amazing! Since returning home we are wondering if we can find a local Indian as good! .... it will be hard to beat! Our server Alexander could do enough for us! He was chatty and knowledgable and seamed very happy in his work. We would defiantly recommend a visit!

We were pleased to see there was an Indian restaurant on site, and was looking forward to the meal. However, it took around 1 hour for our main courses to come out, and when they did they were all luke warm. The curries were pretty tasteless, could make a better curry out of a jar. The chicken was tender but that’s about the only good thing. £10 for a 750ml bottle of beer that is £3.50 in the shop next door which is still over priced is just ludicrous. There were not enough staff i the restaurant and we running round and extremely blunt. The food at all Centre Parcs restaurants is extremely expensive and way over priced for the quality of food. Do not eat here, unless you fancy an average meal. Cook a curry back in your Villa that will be nicer and 10x cheaper!

Bad bad weird Mish mash resort hybrid crap food not remotely good value or quality..staff again lovely and trying Thier best ..don't bother otherwise

Everything tasted like pre made factory produced food. Not authentic Indian. A bit like the supermarket Indian meal deal packs you buy. The food wasn’t terrible but wasn’t like a real Indian and a meal for 2 cost £75 and we didn’t have dessert . The pilau rice was heavily buttered. I had a cocktail and it was poorly presented and tasted bad. No care or effort went into it.

Went here as a family of 11 (7 adults, 3 children and a baby) the place looked nice and we thought we were in for a lovely meal. Wow were we wrong!! The food was well overpriced, it tasted like sauces from a jar, very vinegary. The food was cold. The chargrilled tandoori meat was black and inedible. The vindaloo although is meant to be hot was inedible, it was insane. No taste to it, just heat. Meals went back because they were cold and one went back Because of the sour taste and was replaced missing the peppers and onions it was meant to have. We complained and tried to have some meals removed from our bill that couldn’t be eaten, but they were not very accommodating. All in all, £150 for our meal and not one of us enjoyed it.

This place is fine if you’re a meat eater and it is not authentic. Oh yes. Expensive. You don’t actually choose a dish per se. You choose chicken prawns veg or something else then the type of sauce you want and 1 main is about £15. The taste is fine nothing to talk about. Not bad but not great either. I don’t need to be told (by head Indian chef) that you should have asked for Indian style food. Well you can’t call it authentic and say that AND the tarka daal comes in a packet. If this would not survive on London’s streets. I would not send any Indians here.