Sholay Indian Kitchen in Bristol, City of - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Estaba realmente emocionado de saber que Bandook estaba listo para abrir la publicación de Covid y me recomendó hacer una reserva para evitar decepciones. Llamé la noche anterior para reservar una mesa. Cuando llegamos, fuimos recibidos por una camarera que no estaba al tanto de ninguna reserva y simplemente se encogió de hombros repetidamente y nos señaló abruptamente una mesa vacía. Luego nos dijeron que el menú era `` limitado y que muchos artículos no estaban disponibles '' (no nos dijeron al hacer la reserva que el menú sería limitado) Terminamos yendo ya que solo había un puñado de artículos disponibles y ninguno estaba apropiado ya que mi pareja es celiaca. Realmente decepcionado con la falta de servicio al cliente y la comunicación del restaurante a los clientes que regresan. En general, no fue una gran experiencia, lo cual es una pena, ya que teníamos muchas ganas de hacerlo.

Compramos 2 comidas grandes en un código Wriggle, y solo me di cuenta cuando estábamos subiendo las escaleras en Cargo 2 que esto es rebautizado como Sholay (¿o son diferentes propietarios?). Hay un chirriante aire acondicionado que pedimos apagar, y la atmósfera carecía de calor realmente. Los curries eran alrededor de 8/9, pero 6 con Wriggle, no vienen con arroz o acompañamientos. Alrededor de las 2. 30 pm llegamos tarde, por lo que el lugar estaba desierto comprensiblemente, y el servicio fue rápido. Una vez que hicimos nuestro pedido, el chef salió a fumar un cigarrillo, por lo que fue bueno saber que tuvimos que esperar antes de preparar nuestra comida. La comida está bien, como un curry casero decente, aunque las porciones son pequeñas. Una lata de coca cola es 3. 50 . Algunos de mis kebab de cordero eran demasiado masticables para comer, lo que la camarera notó cuando quitó el plato, se lo mencionó al chef, pero no salió nada de eso. Realmente nos gustó un curry cálido en un día frío y ciertamente lo obtuvimos, pero hay muchos más lugares acogedores a lo largo de este tramo.

Realmente queríamos amar este restaurante. El concepto es genial, e incluso un domingo por la noche cuando lo visitamos tenía un zumbido. Nuestro camarero era serio y encantador. Sin embargo, la comida fue lamentablemente decepcionante. Las porciones eran pequeñas y la comida carecía de especias y ponche. Teníamos el cordero kebab, pollo al curry de la abuela con arroz pilau y tarka dhal. El cordero kebab estaba bien, pero bastante pequeño para 12. El curry de las abuelas era lo suficientemente sabroso, pero tenía muchos huesos y era bastante aguado. El dhal era increíblemente soso, y el arroz no era nada especial. También nos decepcionó la selección de cerveza; la única opción era una botella de 330 ml de Kingfisher a las 4. 40 un pop. La música también era extrañamente ruidosa y discoteca para un domingo por la noche con las familias. Lamentablemente no volveremos, a pesar del servicio encantador.

Este lugar tiene un gran potencial y teníamos muchas expectativas. Excelente ubicación y ambiente, personal amable, pero la comida era muy pobre. Pollo masticable / graso y salsa de curry acuosa. La comida realmente no era nada especial.

Salimos a caminar y almorzar con amigos y elegimos Bandook. La comida no era buena, llegó Samosa y la única forma de describirla sería, deconstruida, muy extraña. Debajo de todas las salsas, la samosa aplastada sabía bien, pero la pusieron sobre papas frías y garbanzos. Tenía muchos otros platos y todos eran muy pequeños y no agradables. Los kebabs de cordero no eran comestibles, demasiado duros y, aunque mencionamos esto, fue totalmente ignorado. Es una pena, ya que la chica que nos sirvió era encantadora y la comida la decepcionó a ella y al lugar.

Disappointing from start to finish. Tried to ring to book a table but number said temporarily unavailable so we thought we would chance it. I stood at the door waiting to be acknowledged and the waitress walked straight past me twice without even saying I’ll be with you in a minute. I had to jump in say excuse me please could we have a table for 2. We were sat at a dirty table which the waitress didn’t bother to clean until we had been sitting down for quite a while. We were moved 2 times. Once to accommodate a bigger party, which was fine but then we were told where the waitress had newly put us was in the walkway so we had to move again. Cue the two waitresses bickering in ear shot about whether or not we could be sat where we were. We ordered drinks (my partner a beer and me water) only the beer arrived. Did the waitress forget? Did she not think it odd only one person had a drink? No water offered or brought out even when the food arrived so I had to ask for it. Food is not authentic indian at all (trust me I’m indian) it was heavy, fatty, bland, deep fried and not an ounce of spice. Not an accurate reflection of indian food which was the most disappointing thing. Waitress never came back to check on us to ask if the food was okay, if we needed another drink or if we wanted dessert. We ended up having to walk in to ask for the bill.

Attended this restaurant now called Bandook last week with 2 friends. Food and service was exceptional. Highly recommended. Not a bad dish on the menu.

Some of the best Indian food we’ve tasted. Super quick service, fresh and delicious food, nice atmosphere.

Now trading as Bandook. Visited for late lunch on a sunny Saturday, in a group of 6. Only 1 waitress serving both inside and out and to be fair she was rushed off of her feet (there were 3 working in the kitchen). Due to the over worked waitress there was quite a wait for our order to be taken, annoying but we could see the reason why. The first thing my wife did was check with the waitress if any of the dishes contained spinach. While trace contamination is fine if she eats something that contains spinach it will trigger a strong asthma attack. The waitress told us very confidently that none of the dishes on the menu contained spinach - I she didn't even need to check with the kitchen. The food didn't take long to arrive - although we ended up having to go and fetch our own cutlery as none came with the food and the waitress just never came back. All the food was well cooked and seasoned and we were all happy with the quality and quantity of our dishes. BUT my wife's' dish - and few others we ordered came with a side salad (this was not mentioned in the menu) and guess what - yes the salad was 40% baby spinach. While it was very easy her to put the salad to one side. It is totally unacceptable for serving staff to give incorrect allergy information when questioned. This is something that they need to address. Hence the low rating

Great break from the normal Indian cuisine in a cool, funky setting. Great atmosphere and super friendly, efficient service. The food is authentic, well spiced and packed full of flavour. It's great value for money too! I can recommend literally everything on the menu...it's all really good! Will be back soon!

Love the atmosphere in this restaurant, the food was incredible and service excellent. We had two small children who also thoroughly enjoyed the food, music and atmosphere. Highly recommended.

So it’s now called Bandook. It’s the best Indian I’ve had in Bristol. The paneer khathi roll and aubergine curry were tasty. Got this as a takeaway on a Sunday night and the small restaurant was busy. I enjoyed it and the Bollywood quotes were a nice touch :) forgot to take photos.

We had lunch here today using a Wriggle deal, so £5.95 each for a large plate- exceedingly good value. Quirky little restaurant in one of the cargo containers. Service was good and it’s great to see an open kitchen. We had the boti lamb kebab and chicken murgh chatpata. Both came with a delicious sauce and fresh salad. The flavours were perfect, portion size was great and we both thoroughly enjoyed our lunch. We will definitely be going back to try more of the meals, these were of a certain standard that we are confident the other meals will be just as delicious.

Dining in the Wrapping Wharf uses a fun concept of double stacked shipping containers, with each a shop or restaurant located in each (and there are perhaps 16 or more containers). Sholay had a handful of tables and an open kitchen, so you could see the food being prepared. The food was perfectly good, nothing wrong, but nothing spectacular either. It was definitely fun to eat in a shipping container and I recommend the experience.

We ate here for lunch - two veggies and a meat eater. The chilli paneer was great. The kale bhaji was better than your average dry ones but didn't come close to my top bhaji (Dosa Deli). The Papri Chaat was a little dry and the sauce was sparing and not fitting (it was topped with something that essentially tasted like BBQ sauce). The tarka dal was okay but more bland than homemade dal, and in all honesty, a good dal is not rocket science. Considering that we came out still hungry, it seems a bit overpriced for what you get. My friend seemed to like the Bhatti da Murgh, but again it was also just a big piece of chicken and fries with a small amount of sauce. The restaurant itself had a good atmosphere. The staff could have been a little more attentive, but that's not a huge issue for me. My star rating is based on the food and whether I'd return and I'm afraid that it's a no.

Coming from an Indian background, I am always fussy when it comes to authentic Indian food. I was very pleasantly surprised by the attention to detail and presentation, and most importantly the taste and flavours of the food! I highly recommend coming here, and trying...

This is a small, slightly cramped place in a shipping container with a concise but delicious menu. Our indian street snack starters were delicious. The Indian fusion fish and chips was very good too, lightly spiced with perfectly cooked fresh white fish. Same goes for...

Went on a Saturday night. It's tightly packed in as you'd expect at cargo but there's a certain rough and ready charm to Sholays interior. Service was polite but a bit unprofessional...more akin to a cafe. The two waiting staff have their hands full fielding...

we had been looking forward to eating here as always seem to be in Bristol on a monday when this place is shut.so we were pleased to be here on a friday evening when it was open,however it was not like the street food experience...

We really enjoyed it, nice buzzy place and friendly service. The food was quite unique and not like every other curry place. The Baingan Moilee which was really unique with mashed potatoes, it was really flavourful. My partner had grandmas curry and loved it. We'll...

So I've read that this complex of food courts is supposedly the best in Bristol so Me and my Wife decided to give it a go. We wondered around and got drawn into this place and wow! what a mistake. I ordered something that sounded...

This restaurant in the Cargo complex offers first rate Indian street food. It has fresh ingredients and the food is very tasty. Good service and nice cocktails make for an excellent experience

Ordered the grandmas curry with garlic Indian bread . I was not disappointed and the spicies and sauce were excellent. For this reason alone Sholays deserves praise. The only two negative points I can find would be that the quantities were rather small given the...

We were in Bristol for a few days and noticed theses converted shipping units. They were a real treat. We chose Sholay because the chap was so helpful in deciding what we should have. Really nice authentic cuisine, albeit it's a little small inside, it...

We came to wapping wharf for the first time and as a avid Indian fan was glad to see Sholay Kitchen. I was even more excited seeing grandmas curry imagining a long standing family recipe - underwhelmed to say the least a small bowl with...

We visited on a Saturday night and were not disappointed. Although the menu is small, there is plenty to choose from and all are different from what you would normally see on an Indian restaurant menu. All food was incredibly tasty and well cooked. Definitely...

This is a favourite of mine, and this weather is perfect for a visit to take advantage of the extra seating afforded by the outdoor tables. I haven't had a bad dish here and these guys are wizards with lamb. My only word of warning...

We at at Sholay for the first time one hot evening last week, and we LOVED it! The staff were lovely, and the food was superb. There wasn't a big range of options if you don't eat meat - as we don't, but it wasn't...

Absolutely fantastic, fabulous, tasteful and I loved it!! I absolutely will be back when I am going to Bristol next time, and I am asking all people that loves Indian food to eat at this place so it’ll still be there in 2019!!

Stumbled across Sholay on a Sunday evening. We weren't really expecting anything special, but in fact we were blown away! The food was incredibly rich in flavours and as we requested, it was made nice and spicy. We will certainly be going back.

I have been to Sholay a few times because the food is always good. The lamb kebabs and tamarind chicken are both really tasty. I decided to write a review because when I visited on Sunday with family, the place was really busy and there...

Visited here this evening after an afternoon shopping. Perfect Making most of sunshine whilst enjoying food and cocktails. The mojito’s were very refreshing. All dishes very tasty especially the paneer and chicken Kathi Roll.

Great menu, cracking food, quick service and great value. Normally an Indian leaves you a bit bloated but this was perfectly weighted and spiced - and beautifully served and flavoured. It's a small menu and there's only one beer and one cider - Kingfisher and...

Returned here for the second time and was concerned I would be disappointed. Took my boyfriend this time and both of us were dumbfounded. The lamb kebab is incredible and the curry was delicious. Would highly recommend.

Luckily we got a table on a Friday night without booking. My friend is vegan and I’m a vegetarian, there was options for both on the menu. We had 2 mains and a couple of sides as well as a mocktail. Food was gorgeous! Definitely...

You would need to look at their website, if you have never eaten at a restaurant inside a Shipping Container. I hadn't and it was a big thrill for me! We didn't actually eat inside the container ( but you can), as it was such...

No idea about the food or service as I didn't get any! Granted it was a busy Saturday eve but I'd booked a table for 6 and the restaurant called me an hour before to check we were coming - yes, I said, we'll be...

We needed a lunch spot when out exploring Bristol and wandering along the Museum Street units, we took a punt on this place. The place is very small and as a result can be very busy, but the food is absolutely incredible and we raved...

Visited here with my friend on Thursday evening and we choose a few different small plates as wanted to try everything! The kale and onion bahjis were the best I’ve ever had. Really light and crispy. We also had the Daal, chaat and paneer which...

I’ve based my rating purely on the food & would have given a 5 had it not been for the shocking service. Unfriendly, cold, curt & unhelpful to mention a few. I get that it was a busy Saturday service, with a lot of people...

Indian street food, prepared before your eyes, in a tiny container restaurant with a small number of fellow diners. Pretty much everything on the small menu was tempting, and my choices were delicious (as were those of the person beside me, who I got chatting...

My husband and I just ate here off a whim, coming to the wharf for a little wander from north Bristol. Wow! What a delightful whim it was. The food was honestly outstanding, you must try to the bhajis, lamb kebab and veggie curry!! Absolutely...

We came here after being turned away from a couple of the other tiny restaurantsin shopping containers! We we very please we did because the food was really really nice. I’m vegan and was very pleased to be easily catered for! I would highly recommend!

Really very very good indeed. Excellent food at affordable prices. I reckon my home cooked Indian food is always better than restaurants, but Sholay has humbled me. What are you waiting for?

I am a great fan of Indian food and of the option that it is all about flavour, spice and not food that burns your taste buds with chilli. I was so glad to see a restaurant which has taken the chance to present some...

Popped into Sholay on a sunny Saturday afternoon; the service was friendly and attentive. I had the chill paneer, very nice with a good amount of kick, and the dosa, which I struggled to finish, but was so good I managed it. My husband had...

Loved it, great atmosphere and even better food. So tasty and really good value for money. Service was great

Great food - authentic Indian dishes with a modern twist! Fantastic flavours, well spiced and balanced and impressive presentation. Interesting cocktail menu; I really enjoyed 'The Saffron' (pictured) - Portobello gin, saffron, triple sec, fresh lemon & egg white. Overall, a great evening however, service...

Came here after doing the Easter egg trail and one of the children deciding they wanted Indian. I had the lamb kebab and masala chips and it was incredible. Really tasty, well cooked and a lovely sauce.

We wanted to have an Indian meal last night it was a choice between our favourite chai sh and decided to try sholay so we checked their web site to check that they were open they were shown as open after 6 .off we went...

The new Indian kitchen sholay is a nice place to have Indian street food. We went with a group of friends and loved it. The price was bit high, the quality was nice so no complains. I would suggest everyone to give a try.

We went here as a big group and the food was so so so good, tons of gf options, tasty and fresh. The only thing that let it down was the service, we took banners etc for them to put out for our friends birthday...

What a find! We stumbled across this little gem after not getting in to another restaurant in Wapping Wharf. As restaurants go it's on the bijou side but the place had a nice atmosphere Although, the menu was small, each dish was really tempting and...

I was in Bristol recently and went onto google and was looking for street food and came across Sholay Indian Kitchen and must say WOW really enjoyed the food my fav dish was Tawa Chicken just a nice small piece of chicken with veg sauce...

Amazing taste amazing friendly staff even though I showed up minutes before closing frantically looking for an urgent takeaway for 4. Even got complimentary ice cream while we waited. This will now be my weekly favourite and whapping wharf!!!! Well done!

I'm a big fan of the Mint Room and was very excited when this place opened. Have been 4 times now and Sholay is proof that you don't need a big kitchen to create big flavour. This restaurant probably cooks up the best Indian food...

We visited Sat afternoon ordered a variety of big and small plates to share. Waitress was lovely and really helpful, we asked for all food at the same time. Food was really good with well sized portions for the price. Wine was good and so...

This was my fourth visit to Sholay in wonderful Wapping Wharf. The food is always really tasty - with loads of bright flavours and different sized dishes, the service really friendly and the price is reasonable. I really recommend.

This tiny restaurant is s great find it’s named after an Indian film as per all the writing on the wall. The food is reasonably priced for smallish portions but all are very tasty and not too highly spiced. Well worth a visit go on...

This is my new regular once a week me and my partner come here to eat the street food they make it's nothing like your useul curry house.must try the grandma curry which changes everyday. Everyday changes the menu.

Have been here twice now and the food is outstanding! If you are looking for a relaxed atmosphere with incredible food, then I would highly recommend.

After hearing so much about this little casual dining cargo restaurant we had to go and try them out. The venue is outstanding the service was very swift and food very tasty with clean flavours. Also locally sourced love the pani poori served in shot...

I've visited Sholay a couple of times, always great food and service, perfect for most occasions. Not your usual Indian, and nice to have a variety from the usual Indian Cuisine. A huge asset to the Bristol food Scene. Highly recommend

Sholay has brought a new concept to Bristol with it's indian street food offering. Great service, delicious food and a perfect location makes it a lovely place to visit day or evening.

Had to write a review as this place is outstanding absolutely loved every aspect of it and even my children enjoyed the food (fussy kids) the atmosphere is warm, cosy and vibrant. Will be back soon can recommend Sholay enough!

When I’m in Camden I always like trying out the food stalls also as many Indian street food places I can... but when I went for a day trip to Bristol I thought let’s try Sholay Indian Kitchen and this is what happen... Sholay Burger...

I am really happy to see a casual dining Indian street food restaurant has has opened in Bristol. When we in London normally go dishoom as it’s one of the best Indian in London. But after hearing so much good stuff about Sholay we decided...

I was in Bristol recently on day trip from London to see a friend and she suggested we visit the new Wapping Wharf development, where there are now scores of retail and restaurants along with residential outlets, we really were spoilt for choice. I personally...

Once again Wapping Wharf delivers when it comes to new eating experiences, this time in the form of the Sholay Indian Kitchen. As with a number of other restaurants in this area the premises is a converted cargo container and therefore is quite small with...