Rajinder Pradesh (longleat Forest) in Wiltshire

Dreadful. Negroni was made with squash. "Specialty" lamb shank looked like it had been cooked on the radiator. Curries are microwave meals. Bhajis inedible. Rice bland. Perhaps the worst meal I've ever had in a restaurant and over £100 for 2 people.

Would have given 0 stars if we could. Had it delivered last night for a family of 4. £120! Barely edible. Threw most of it away. The yoghurt dip was tasting gone off to all of us. The food was floating in fat, looked awful and the poppadoms were so greasy it was dripping from the bag! Def one to avoid. Absolutely disgusting.

Visited Wednesday night. Was a bit anxious as reviews not great but our experience was fantastic. Poppadoms fresh and dips good quality. Ordered a korma and chilli chicken balti with pilau rice and naan. All hot to table and flavoursome. Definitely not microwaved. Not ridiculously overpriced although I did think drinks were expensive. Would recommend though.

We've had a curry takeaway from here twice and, without fail, it's the worst curry we've ever had. Watery sauce, burnt poppadoms, and every single dish had the worst flavour possible. I've genuinely had nicer microwave curries from the supermarkets. It's so overpriced and just doesn't deliver on flavour or quality. We will never again waste on money.

This was the worst curry that I’ve probably ever had from a restaurant. I have absolutely no doubt it was a microwave meal . I’ve had better from Tesco ! Naturally, being Centre Parks, we also paid over the odds for it . Avoid at all costs !!

Terrible, overpriced, tough meat, over cooked (tasted precooked) chill powder for heat not cooked with chilli for the blended flavour, but did the customer service make up for it, omg no it didn’t, stood waiting for 5 mins whilst all the staff had a laugh and a joke in the corner only when we went and sat down did they come and ask us to move to another table. Then again when we wanted the children’s desert the staff where by the till talking and we eventually had to go and asked them for service. I wouldn’t mind but for 2 adults and 2 kids it was £150. I’d say avoid but Centre Parcs have a captive audience so instead I’d say, comp. Centre parcs it’s not cheap at least get a proper chef and train the staff better

The food was awful and so expensive for tiny portions. The tandoori chicken was over £20 for 2 tiny chicken legs which were so dry, and rice was another £4 on top of that. The dahl and peshwari naan tasted horrible, and the drinks weren’t good either. The worst meal we’ve ever eaten out, definitely avoid.

Where you walk into an empty place and it’s 86% empty it’s safe to assume a table will be free . To be told it’s a 2 hour wait because of a delivery service is more important is wild. The fact you can order it from a lodge rather than deal king with a customer face to face is mad. At have to say at 6.30 says a lot. If you want a takeaway maybe it’s a higher score but any sense this is still a restaurant is done

It has been a few years since we last ate at Rajinder Pradesh, we were excited to return as had fond memories of excellent meals in the past. Unfortunately things have changed but not in a good way. I can only assume the business was sold and this is no longer an authentic Indian restaurant. Even worse is the extremely high prices for tiny portions. A small bowl of curry which was mainly sauce and very little meat was priced at just under £20, you pay separately for a small bowl of rice. Side dishes: Masala chips were a few oven chips sprinkled with something bland, runny cucumber raita and the Peshwari Naan had an artificial taste. Drinks equally expensive, £10 for a glass of wine. In total we paid £86 for the two of us (no desserts) for a mediocre meal. I felt robbed afterwards as this is roughly the cost of a weekly shop! The only positive was the serving staff were friendly and helpful.

Ridiculously over priced for microwaveable food. Poppadom sharing platter for 2 people- £6.95 for 1 poppadom each and tiny sauces for 2 people. Manager rude- prioritised restaurant customers rather than those ordering takeaways from the lodges. Meal bland, probably microwaved left overs- you can get a better chicken tikka massala from Tesco! Onion bajhis were the only part of the menu that was very good that we ordered.

Shared starters, one curry and rice £60 later. Very poor food. Staff were lovely but 2 pints cobra was cheaper than the curry. Less than a chicken breast in the curry. Six small pieces each. Would not recommend.

Lovely atmosphere in a beautiful restaurant. Food was delicious but very expensive for very small portion sizes. Cost £100 for 4 of us and we didn’t purchase a large amount of food. Very polite and quick service.

Food is awful. Overpriced ready meal standard served on nice plates. Service was pleasant but food didn't match. Worst Indian meal I have ever eaten out.

We had a really nice meal here. There were 16 of us and we had booked so tables were ready for us. Staff were very good and Marsia was excellent. We had all pre ordered and the food arrived at the same time and all orders were spot on. One of our party suffers from anxiety and was unhappy with their food and Marsia diffused the situation brilliantly. The food was changed and we were not charged for the change. I’m not a great judge of Indian cuisine but everyone seemed happy and to enjoy themselves so that’s 5 stars from me.

I visited this restaurant whilst at centre parcs with my boyfriend. Whilst the servers were lovely and so chatty, the food did not live up to expectations. We were really looking forward to our meal however the portions were small and the curry was tasteless. It was no better than a ready meal curry. The naan bread was flat and not enjoyable. Overall, despite the restaurants lovely decor and staff, I would not return.

We had a good meal at Rajinda yesterday. I was a little apprehensive as TripAdvisor reviews haven't been great recently. We have eaten there a few times and always enjoyed but we haven't been there for over 5yrs. We are glad we took the risk. 🙂 We had the poppadom platter which was a good selection of dips with a decent amount of poppadoms. A chicken biriani and prawn saag with rice and naan. All were very tasty with beautiful flavours. Delicate and not over powering. We enjoyed our meal it was delicious. I would say it wasn't massive portions but certainly not tiny. Price was about average for a restaurant Indian meal. I had at least 8 king prawns in my curry if not more. We will certainly return if back in Center parcs. Staff were friendly and welcoming as we are used.

Expensive. Small portions. Lacking in flavour and sauce (very dry). Had to pay extra for rice. They automatically add service charge to your bill. Regretted visiting, wish we’d saved our money and bought a ready meal, which we most certainly would have enjoyed more :(

It’s okay but expensive nice waiter good setting tandoori chicken was too dry but we were told it might be over all not worth the money

THIS IS, HANDS DOWN, THE WORST MEAL I HAVE EVER PAID FOR. Do not, and I mean do not, order food from this place unless you enjoy the feeling of being ripped off/scammed/robbed. We ordered a takeaway from here and paid £46 for two people for 4 poppadums, two curries and some chips. We were SHOCKED when opening the bag to find curries which visually resembled a supermarket ready meal and tasted almost EXACTLY the same as one. The portion sizes were terrible, the food was below average and did not warrant the price in any way. I paid £13 for a lamb curry which was, at best, worth about £4.50 in quality. AVOID AVOID AVOID. Please ignore any 5 star reviews you may read, I can’t imagine what has driven people to rate this food, it is hands down the WORST culinary experience I have ever had.

We ordered a takeaway and were extremely disappointed. I have definitely had the same tasting meal from a supermarket jar! The masala fries were soggy and tiny portion for the extortionate price. Worst Indian takeaway we have ever had and would not recommend to anyone visiting CP.

Great meal with great company. Booked a table before we arrived as it looked busy. Lovely atmosphere and friendly staff, especially Layla (our waitress). Tasty food - not greasy like some Indians can be. Popadom platters, chicken biryani, tikka masala, korma - all really lovely. Would definitely come back again next time.

Restaurant said there was no availability but,after a little pushing they managed to accommodate us last thing. Served quickly as it was so late in the evening. Food was delicious and very much enjoyed.

I wonder if we’ve visited the same place as some of the other reviewers. We love Indian food. I didn’t have massively high hopes but we managed to get a table on a very busy evening here at CP Longleat. The restaurant is lovely, very clean and laid out nicely. We were seated straight away and offered drinks. Drinks prices are the same as they are at all CP bars and on par if not slightly cheaper than what we pay back home. We ordered poppadoms tray with pickles for 4 and then ordered a top up as they were delicious and our teenagers demolished them. For mains we have a chicken Bhuna and chicken chilli balti. Both flavoursome but the Baltic was the nicest. Plenty of chicken and sauce in both. 2 different types of rice and the masala loaded fries, along with two garlic naan breads which were absolutely delicious. We had one pudding as well. The service was excellent, very friendly. The food was hot and well presented. We spent a lovely 2.5 hours eating and drinking which in total came to £116, so less than £30 a head which we felt was very reasonable. We’d definitely return next time we’re in CP, especially at Christmas time as the inside and outside area around the restaurant was beautifully decorated and it felt very special. It was also a lovely walk there and back from our lodge in Pine, via the winter wonderland.

It was OK but we’ve had better Indian meals at our local restaurants at home. Have certainly had worse though. It was an enjoyable evening.

Booked for my 12 year olds birthday. She loves Indian food, but not in here, it was simply awful. It cost about £120 for a family of 4, I wouldn't even pay £20 for it. Over-cooked dry chicken covered in a sauce from a jar. Anyone could cook better themselves. Simply avoid at all costs. Ruined my daughters birthday.

Overpriced, terribly small portions and tastes like something you'd buy at Co-op. Masala fries were laughable, I counted 16 chips! Seriously, do yourself a favour and don't bother. Anyone who suggests this is worth more than one star needs their head seeing to.

Very disappointed and very over priced! The portions are very small. The food was very average and tasted like shop bought food! In fact I think I've had nicer tasting curries bought from a shop. The chips were soggy and over seasoned and the naan bread very dry. If I could rate this a zero I would. Save your money an go to Bella Italia

Only gave 1 star because I had to give a star in order to review. You would be be better off having a microwave meal from the shop than eating from this curry house. Over priced, small portions and no flavour. In a large order costing £130+ (which we were also overcharged for) I believe we unlikely had 1.5 chicken breasts between the 6 chicken curries. Disgraceful quality, I feel completely ripped off. I’m hoping the curry house will reply to this with a telephone number so I can speak to them in person.

Awful food Curry was watery and no taste. Portion sizes were so small Save your money and get a ready meal curry instead.

Staff are lovely. Food vastly overpriced, very average (and I am being polite) , portion sizes very small. Enough said , forgettable expierince.

A fabulous meal as ever - portion sizes not massive and not a huge menu, but what we had was delicious and hot. Staff very pleasant

The food was really nice - just the right amount per portion. And the gentleman who served us was really friendly.

We ordered Indian-style food for 7!. Delivered promptly. The choice was excellent and the taste superb.

Just finished eating at this restaurant. We had waited to eat out the whole week and all looked forward to eating here. As we ordered our food, My dad ordered a king prawn bhuna and asked for it to be mild. The waitress replied that...

Food was ok but definitely not worth the money paid at £19.99 per main with rice and sides on top! Also food took nearly an hour to arrive.

Totally average affair. Sauces were just ok, not totally different from what you might get from a supermarket ready meal. Portion sizes small plastic tupperware. Very expensive for what it was, but expected for being at Centerparcs. Dont order the tandoori chicken, it was exceptionally...

We ordered 4 curries, each had 4 bits of chicken in them, between the 4 of us, plus 2 rice, 2 naan and some onion bhaji's. We aren't big people either 12-14 stone a piece average. Ordering this amount of curry from any curry house...

We had a lovely meal, and enjoyed it all but felt the prices were too high - £16.95 for curry and then rice and naan extra £5 each. Also husbands 'hot' curry wasn't as spicy as we are used to/expected it to be. Maybe made...

Whilst this is a nice restaurant, located in a beautiful setting and with aesthetically pleasing decor, it also served me one of the worse curries I’ve ever had. I recently visited here with a group of friends and left feeling bitterly disappointed. Sadly I would...

This is fantastic - but book early or be disappointed as it is popular. We had a family of 4 eating and we all loved our food

Food was ok definitely had better Indian food lamb was a bit chewy and no parshwari nans so ordered garlic nan which definitely hadn't seen any garlic!

Really nice Indian food - the only two issues were that it was super expensive - 17£ for a Mai dish without rice is excessive and no naans when we were there due to the broken tandor. God service but cost vs value is pretty...

Great service all round. The food was outstanding and no request was too much trouble. Would definitely recommend.

Great Indian nice food and excellent service just over the top prices let it down Food portions average I had madras at 15 quid mushroom rice at 4 quid and garlic naan which was no where near as hot and spicy as it should be...

Excellent food - the servers did fantastically well to keep up though as they were definitely under staffed. Well done!

Paying at the end of the meal took so ridiculously long. Firstly the meal was great, we really enjoyed it but at the end of our meal we wanted to pay. Flagged the waiter he said he would get to us, 15-20 mins later I...

Lovely food, staff heard of the event was part of our honeymoon and made us a lovely pudding congratulating us. A very nice touch. Food was nice but the Nan bread did not appear to be like a normal tandoori Nan but everything else was...

good but expensive for what you get , we did book the restaurant when we book the centre parcs holiday

Terrible food, service was average, the waitress dropped a curry onto the floor behind me as she slipped the tray and put curry on my coat. No one even apologised. Kebabs were salty, dry and stale. Sauces for display on the plate were so old...

This was the best meal we had this stay. Nice surroundings and attentive service. Meat tender - portions were perfect. Recommend especially if you’re in Fir accommodation. Eat in prices a lot more expensive than takeaway though.

Easy to book in advance (as part of Centerparcs pre-booking). £5pp deposit required at time of booking. Lovely setting and great decoration throughout. Spacious tables and a good menu. Our crispy onion bhaji (£6.45) starters were a little undercooked (The flour used had not been...