Rajinda Pradesh in Wiltshire

I read the reviews and thought i would get microwaved food and did. If that was genuine cooking then the recipe should change. Korma didn’t have much taste, oily naan bread, microwaved rice. Good service and nice atmosphere. Small portion sizes and overpriced.

Pre booked two evenings here. First meal consisted of poppadoms to share £6.95. Gluten free Bhuna chicken tasteless and non spicy £16.95 pilau rice £4.75 Gluten free naan £4.95. Rice and naan poppadoms all fine. Tikka masala lamb £18.95 again tasteless and non spicy, naan £4.25 pilau rice £4.75. Overall tasteless overpriced ready meals. As we had pre booked we decided to try it again as we had paid a deposit. Second meal consisted of poppadoms to share £6.95. Gluten free chicken jalfrezi £16.95 which was actually tasty and slightly spicy pilau rice £4.75 Gluten free naan £4.95. Naan not as good as the first night. I decided just to have tandoori chicken with side salad £20.95 can't really get that wrong. Chicken very dry with very little spice. This is one restaurant at centre parcs I will not use again. If you want Indian food here suggest you get ready meals from a shop and microwave in your room.

Dine in, it’s not a takeaway Takeaway food for dine in prices and portions. Have both eaten in and taken away, dining is the much better option. Half portions of your usual Indian takeaway for a higher price.

Microwaved style curry, dry chicken, raw peppers watery sauce. Didn't finish my food.

Throughly enjoyed our meal & drinks, the waiting staff were really welcoming & incredibly helpful. I

Pretty average food but great waitress and setting tho not much atmosphere. No music! Extremely overpriced, wouldn’t go again.

Been going to CP since 2011 and decided to finally go to this restaurant. Shouldn’t have bothered. Very expensive for what tastes like a cheap frozen ready meal. Tasteless and very small portions. Never eaten a beige chicken tikka masala. Rice tasted like it was cooked two days prior, dry and hard. Would never go back.

food was extremely overpriced for what it is… tastes like microwaveable curry

They feel it's acceptable to not send items, with no communication or alternative given. Portions are small and very overpriced. Curries are quite basic and not worth the £15 price tag. Get yourself a Cook meal and keep it in the freezer.

Sophie was our server and she was amazing. Best service we have had at this restaurant. Food quality and flavour was excellent

£100 spent on what was the worst curry I have ever eaten - I have had better ready meals. Bland, unauthentic and a complete waste of money. EXTREMELY POOR (in more ways than one).

The worst tasting curry I’ve ever eaten. Had no depth or flavour at all. Just a tasteless sauce and chicken. Glad I didn’t pay for rice as we cooked our own.

Absolutely awful, had better school dinners, do not waste your money!!

Sadly its the worst Indian we have ever eaten. It reminded me of school dinners just with a huge price tag. You would be better off grabbing yourself a COOK oven meal from the onsite shop

We have eaten here every year for the last 8 years but avoid now as food is always disappointing, tastes likes it's from a jar you would but form a supermarket. For the price CP needs to massively up it's game for all it's restaurant

Yet again we had a stunning meal at Rajinda's. As a party of 20 they had asked us to bare order and even though I sent our orders in, they didn't get passed on. However the food still came out quickly and was delicious. We had two people with severe allergies and these were addressed carefully and professionally. Our server, Jed, went above and beyond during the evening looking after us. He couldn't have been more helpful or kind. What a wonderful place! Big shout out to Jed and talented chefs!

Food was poor quality, bad value, really slow service and forgot our drinks - would not recommend.

AVOID at CP Longleat!! The most expensive, tasteless curry we have ever had, that gave us food poisoning, within 4 hours of eating it all 6 people had severe D&V, 2 people in our party who didn’t eat the curry were fine. Unless you want your holiday ruined stay well clear!

We came to eat here one evening as it appeared to be quite empty. The gentleman if you can call him that on the front desk spoke to us like we were idiots for not booking. Then went on to lie about every resturant requiring a reservation. The service was awful and he didn't even try to help us out in the situation. Luckily my partner noticed that we could get it delivered as we were leaving but he forgot to mention that. Food was great but id avoid the place if you don't want to be talked to like an idiot for assuming there was space in a empty restaurant!

Came here while staying at Centre Parks. It's ok. It's not really the most traditional Indian and has a limited menu. Don't get me wrong, it's not bad but just feels a bit bland.

WORST INDIAN I’VE EVER HAD! It was expensive, portions were small and all the dishes were bland and watery. Overall it was the most expensive and worst tasting Indian I have eaten.

We ate here last night at Woburn. The staff were friendly and helpful but the food is terrible if you are expecting an Indian restaurant experience. It's edible at least but massively overpriced. On a limited menu that has a 1-3 chilli symbol rating. 3 being hottest in strength. None of the 10 choices of curry are graded more than a 2!! Then what you do recieve is either token chunks of either chicken or lamb added to a sauce. No vegetables or onions to add flavour. I suspect it was microwaved before coming to the table. It was utterly dissapointing and not worth the money. £5 for tiny bowl of rice, minimum priced curry dish starts at £17 served in same style tiny metal dish. It's not authentic in any way and was the oddest curry experience we've ever had. Save your hard earned pennies!

Service from Alfie was excellent, food really tasty

Microwave curry. Atrocious. This meal was appalling. Rice clearly microwave Tilda Rice. Curries all bland and tasteless. Different meals taste the same but are different colours. Equivalent to a microwave curry from a budget supermarket but at high street restaurant prices. Just go and get a takeaway from Warminster and save money for better quality.

Nice curries, loved the rose ice cream. I must add one of our party thought the food could have been hotter

OMG I was shocked at the food here, pataks jar curry is nicer. There is no way on earth that my food was cooked by Indian chefs! It's an absolute rip off. Jalfrezi and a naan bread Over £20. The plastic carton in the picture is smaller and shallower than a standard takeaway carton, please please Avoid I'm going to complain today and will update.

My first ever restaurant review, and I have to say it, after trying many nice pubs and restaurants over the years, that this place was just perfect. The atmosphere was extremely nice, not too loud given how busy it was, and the staff seemed friendly enough. Everything we ordered tasted superb, a nice buffet of several Indian cuisines and not a single thing disappointed!

I get the whole captive audience thing, but £5 for microwave rice?! A joke if you ask me. The curry itself was lovely though. However all in all a bit too far on the pricey side for what you get

AVOID. Honesty, absolutely rank. Extremely expensive, tiny portions and I’ve had better curries from a jar.

Loved this restaurant the last time we were here! The food was delicious except we had a bit of foil in one of our main dishes. The staff were friendly and so nice to talk to. Definitely recommend.

This should be a five star review but the prices let it down. £17 for a chicken madras is waaaaay too much. However, it was perhaps the best madras I've ever had. Again, drinks are overpriced and so we're the poppadoms. Friendly service though.

I love curry, and after reading some reviews I got to admit; I was expecting boil in a bag. However, it was absolutely lovely, staff was great, Alfie, was our server and he was extremely attentive. The only reason it’s not a 5 star is due to price, £16 just for the curry is a bit high to be honest.

Lol awful service, manager Harley very rude, hurried and rushed out so kitchen could close early. Recommend visit anywhere but this.

From arrival to departure, we were extremely well looked after by our waiter Dilip. The food was lovely and the service top drawer. This was our anniversary dinner venue and we cannot recommend it enough. Thank you Dilip and staff at Rajinda, Longleat.

We came in as a walk in. They accepted us but put us in a back table with no view at all even though the restaurant was empty. The waiter was super friendly and the service was good. The food was nice (not the best Indian food) but was okay. The lamb kurma wasnt good at all.

Use jar not homemake can see . So rep off if real homemade will be right price. I am ex chef as I know what in.

This restaurant is lovely and I really do not understand the low star reviews. The food is delicious and the service is good. The restaurant itself is well decorated and has a relaxing atmosphere. My partner and I come to Center parcs a lot and we always book to come here without fail. It’s our favourite restaurant to come to. Definitely book and see for yourself before going based on the low star reviews.

Wasnt’t overly impressed with the food as it tasted like a frozen supermarket curry. The atmosphere was very dull, with no aromas. Some staff were friendly, but we did have a couple that came over, and were silent. Will not be returning unfortunately.

I could imagine the cook going home and being depressed just simply for having to make any of that. A newborn baby could eat more than these portion sizes

One evening we did a delivery order. The chicken tikka masala is a must try. Good flavours. Saag aloo not so much. Naan bread was thick and chewy so took away from the taste of the curry as you mostly had bread in your mouth over curry! Onion bhaji also wasn’t the best. We tried the chilli fries that were not chilli. Second night we ordered the chicken tikka masala and a vegetable tikka masala. The gravy for the veg dish was not the same and the vegetable was mostly eggplant and carrots. The chicken tikka masala did not disappoint. We ordered a veg biryani and the veg was mostly carrots and eggplant and not so flavoursome - I would stick to plain rice! Delivery was on time and where there was a delay they messaged to say there would be a delay - which is always good to know.

So expensive, food was yummy except naan bread so oily, we sadly felt really rushed, the young lad waiting asked if we finished our starter poppadoms we said no still eating he said well keep the poppadoms but I'm removing the chutney platter as. Your foods ready, ( we wasn't ready) kept asking if we finished we had only been sat 15 mins and it was quiet in there so not sure why we was being rushed. Good portion sizes though.

To be honest my food (Chicken Tikka Masala) was delicious, the naan bread and papadums were great. The vegetable korma tasted fine but wasn't great. It's to be expected that the price is going to be high as we're in a holiday resort but our total bill was £65 which seems a little steep for what we actually ate. If the price was lower I would give it more stars. Staff were friendly and the restaurant itself was very clean and nicely decorated

Good place for good Indian Food.

I think food is better here than it used to be. Taste had improved.

Great service, meal and pints. Obviously not cheap because it's in Center Parcs but I couldn't fault it. I will definitely come here again.

Tastes good but portions were tiny, 4 pieces of chicken for £17 plus rice for 5, crazy

Food sizes were small and we complained and the the waiter said he would inform chef But he didn’t do anything

I have portion sizes small and food was warm not hot disgusting restaurant

Fantastic food and friendly service. Would highly recommend 👌 We will return when we stay next year.

I was unimpressed with a lot of the food particularly given its high price. The chicken and rice were over cooked, the poppadoms and potatoes under cooked, the somosa's were soggy and the Naans appear to have been store bought and reheated in a pan, or at least they were so tough they certainly couldn't have been made fresh and quite inedible. Service was slow despite the restaurant being quiet. When I showed the waiter how tough the Naans were he agreed and without prompting removed them from the bill. When your spending £200 on a meal for 6 people you expect much much better quality. Overall a very underwhelming experience I won't be in a hurry to repeat.

After seeing the reviews before going, I had low hopes but... I was suprised!! Food was really nice! the service was fast too and worked out average £21 for a curry, so glad I went :)

After reading all the negative views I took the leap of taking in my own experience, best thing I did … food was amazing for all 9 of us ! Service was brilliant , yes ok the price was a little expensive however you have to remember this is CENTER PARCS not your local Indian … wouldn’t fault this place , so before you take allow them review to change your mind ALWAYS take the chance to give it a go 🙂

Delicious food and the service was exceptional.

Fantastic meal. I find it very confusing as to some of the poor reviews. Our curries were extremely flavoursome and staff were excellent. Highly recommended

Food was incredible and the service was great.

Mediocre curry, expensive for what we had, very limited choice, poor service despite the place being empty. Wouldn't go again ☹️

Food is always delicious, but we’ve noticed a lack of staff really affects the quality of service, more so in recent years. It used to be our favourite here at Longleat, but sadly no more 😔

Food was really quite bad. Please don’t come here if you’re expecting authentic cuisine. Massively overpriced. Staff were very friendly though.

Food was lovely, and well worth booking a table. Our waiter Henry was lovely - Big shout out to him!

I've had better ready meal curries. Really bland food and very expensive for the taste, the portion size of the sag aloo and Bombay sides at 5£ each were a disgrace quite frankly. Shame as service and decor were on point.... Food seriously needs to be reviewed

I’ve had better microwave curries. Obviously made from a jar. I skipped lunch to enjoy this curry and because I was really hungry I ate some of it but it’s really poor. Service and restaurant styling is great. Food is a massive disappointment.

£22 for a few pieces of overcooked lamb, another £16? for a bland taste curry on its own, not even with any rice.

Almost got put off by some of the reviews but glad we went and kept an open mind. Really impressed with the service and food. Kids meals were out really fast which helped us settle our children Curries were all really tasty. Excellent all round

on my first day at the park, we tried take away service and the staff were friendly and welcoming. Lamb biryani was really good.

Poor choice of curries. Not very friendly

Absolutely disgusting tikka masala, covered in greasy slimy skin that had a rubbing of tikka coating smeared here and there. Wherever they get their chicken from there must be a really bad famine at the moment because my meal had less meat than you find on a quail. The naan was quite rubbery and tasteless. The bombay potatoes were very mediocre. Out of 5 meals we didn't get one that could realistically compare to a mid range restaraunt quality. Keep well away!!!

Worst chicken tikka masala I’ve ever had at a restaurant. It Tasted like a microwave one you get from the shop. If your after an authentic Indian meal then I would recommend you avoid this one. Very expensive and tasteless poor food. On the positive, staff were very good. Hence 1 star.

The worst Indian meal I’ve ever had , staff were lovely but awful food , £15.95 for just a microwave quality curry without any rice etc !!!! When you can pay £7-£8 In a quality AUTHENTIC curry house ! Stay away at all costs do not waste your money you will be disappointed . Would leave zero stars if I could .

This was so disappointing! Poor welcome, poor service & food was no better than our co-op supermarket takeaway. We were sat in a corner out of the main area, even though it was quiet. I asked to move & was told no. Awful, struggle to give 1 out of 10, save your money & dont bother

Food was great, waitress Beth was awesome singing Happy Birthday for my dad’s 60th 😉 and organising the vegan/gluten free food!

Words cannot describe my disappointment, Potatoes were raw, Chicken was over cooked, Don’t even ask me about the poppadom situation. 1/5 Avoid at all costs.

Four of us ate here this evening and were unanimous that it was one of the best curries we’d ever had. Completely delicious. Nam bread perfect, lamb korma was melt in your mouth, saag aloo to die for! Plus lots more that was equally delicious. Thoroughly recommend!!

Lovely restaurant. Food was so tasty and service was excellent

The food in here was excellent, only thing is the plates were freezing cold which made the food cold rather quickly. So my advice is warm the plate before they are brought to the table. Would have been 5 stars but for the cold plates, but well done rajinda predesh restaurant....

Was a takeaway. Very average curry, rice was wet and overcooked and the vegan naan was dense. It was edible but not enjoyable. Vegan curry has way too much fake meat, which isn't a pleasant texture and real lack of veg. Only ate half of it and I never leave food.

Very good selection for vegans and veggies. Portion sizes could be a bit bigger, and quite overpriced.

This was such a disappointment!! More like a child’s version of a Wetherspoons pub. The food was very average and definitely not worth the prices. The service and atmosphere were horrendous. It’s run like an awful canteen with absolute chaos and horrendous service. The bad service may be down to the sheer lack of staff but who knows!!

The staff are helpful, and clearly work hard - which is why I have given 1 star. The food is poor. A bad impression of Indian food. It is edible though. I don’t believe they have a tandoor like the menu claims, they definitely have salt though. The food is slightly worse than a microwave equivalent. So set your expectations low and open your wallet wide.

Have to agree with the other comments - supermarket microwave curry... You won't get your curry fix here.

This was during covid times: Had the Madras which tasted of tomato puree, chicken was quite obviously taken from the freezer and the Madras was generally tasteless. Poppadoms were nice but not worth the money for the platter, the naan was decent. My girlfriend had the Korma which again was bland and pretty tasteless. I wouldn't order again let's put it that way. Delivery was quick though.

Simply awful. Tasted exactly like a poor quality supermarket curry.

If you like to pay high prices for frozen/microwaved food then dine at Rajinda Pradesh. Absolute waste of time and money, I could make a better curry at home. Curry was extremely watery, I am amazed that some people have reviewed this well. It frustrates the hell out of me that places like this can not only operate but there are people who pay good money under the belief they're eating fresh food. If you're planning to eat here then please reconsider as you're simply being taken for a gullible mug.

Went here last night and never had such a nice Indian the staff are lovely and the service is great and the food is outstanding I've never been a big fan of Indian food but I could live off this they have a great atmosphere with good vibes and menu for children who aren't fans of curry I highly recommend it and would love to go back

We went to this Rajinda Pradesh as part of a 5 day trip to Center Parcs at Longleat. This was one of the 5 or 6 restaurants available. It was during Covid so it wasnt very busy. They restricted the number of people in the restaurant. There was antiseptic gel at the entrance. We had 2 courses each and the waiter was very welcoming and attentive. The food was very good. Out of the restaurants available, it's worth trying.

We ordered a delivery from here whilst staying at Center Parcs. Unfortunately, it was the most insipid Indian cuisine I’ve ever experienced. The Madras had no flavour and was overly acidic; the korma was too sweet; the naan breads were mushy, doughy and tasteless; the potatoes in the aloo gobi were hard and undercooked. Quite frankly, and I take no joy from saying this, it was disgusting. We ended up binning it.

OMG £16 FOR A MADRAS That's without rice and Bombay potatoes those are another 10 pounds I've been eating in curry houses all my life and I've never had boil in a bag frozen curry and rice at such an exuberant price..it was all right to taste nothing amazing..the service was good. But you can't get an authentic curry from those who don't know or even understand that carry taste you get when cooking food you yourself have grown up with love and are proud of .. shame

Overall : Expensive and small portions. The food was pretty nice, but not high end like it’s priced - £15 for a main which is small portions and about 3 bits of chicken in it .. shame really, but I wouldn’t go back based on this experience..

Staff were great, food was just supermarket microwave meals. Really disappointing as I remember it being really good quality years ago. £100 for 2 adults and 3 teenagers. It won’t last long like this as I can’t imagine anyone falling for it twice.

Had the set menu experience. We wouldn't even spend that much in Australian dollars for a curry. Would get 4 times the amount of food for that cost. Too expensive to be sharing a naan and sharing a rice.

By far one of the best Indian restaurants I have ever been to, food was quick and absolutely delicious!! Had the banquet set with my partner, was just perfect amount of food!!

Unfortunately our meal was simply confusing. Poppadoms which completely bland and unlike any you get from your average takeaway. Naan bread seemed like a pitta bread that had some tasteless herbs put on one side. The curry and side dishes just didn't taste or look right. Serving staff were nice though - clearly a kitchen issue.

I have been spending my time during the new year at centre parks in long league and this was one of the restaurants I was very interested in eating at not only because I love Indian food but because of the good reviews I had read previous online Once you enter the restaurant you are treated with a beautiful and vibrant display of Indian type colours apron the walls also accompanied by two beautiful chandeliers however this couldn’t distract from the quite prominent dirt on both he floors and chairs still impressive non the less. For my starter I had ordered some tai style wings. Once they came similar to the restaurant itself the presentation was amazing however there meat was slightly dry and the sauce a bit bland. Things started to turn around once the main course arrived it was 3 beautiful lamp chops presented very well they were moist and well cooked and teaming with flavour. There were accompanied with some nice grilled vegetables. On the side I had ordered some Bombay potatoes which were a bit mushy but still went well with the meal. One of the highlights of my meal was the lovely garlic naan served with the meal they weren’t to dry and they were thin which is how I like them, very nice. For the dessert I chose the brownies which were a bit of a let down as they were clearly out of some kind of packet but the ice cream tasted authentic and went well with the dish. The service was also very impressive with Olivia as our waitress being very good company and clearly had a good level of experience and understanding As a side note this rating of four stars would be a lot lower had it not been for the lamp chop dish and the good service there is still good room for improvement

Food - excellent and really good (yes, I am a curry eater and have been to India etc etc). A little pricey compared to the high street but that is to be expected. Service was questionable. The staff try hard but there not enough of them for a popular restaurant. There was also no pacing of the meal. Starter before wine, main straight after starter. Fixable but a shame. More staff and a little training is all that is needed.

Understaffed, food cold, wrong wine served twice

I've very rarely experienced worse service. We deliberately booked a very early meal as we had young children. We were the only customers at first and yet food took an hour and a half to arrive. No apologies, no offer of extra drinks, along with a string of other poor service moments. I would never go back and wouldn't recommend it, though the food was ok when it eventually arrived - we were about to walk out.

We booked this place with trepidation as the reviews are so mixed, it seems people love it or hate it and we fell into the love category. The food was really tasty! We chose the sharing menu and you got a good amount of food. It is on the expensive side but everything at CPs is. The staff were nice, we had to book an earlier table as it was full but we weren't rushed at all. Really enjoyed it.

Great food and good service, very popular so booking is a must. Noisy when busy

If I’d walked past the kitchen and saw the chef chucking a bunch of Tesco Indian meal deals in the microwave it wouldn’t surprise me based on the quality of the food, the poppadoms were great but it was down hill from there, as someone else said, you’d get a better Curry in a Wetherspoons on a Thursday night The waiting staff however were excellent.

No better than a wheatherspoons curry but 6 times the price.

Food overly expensive for what it is, but our waitress Olivia was a massive help and we all agreed she was excellent!