Spice Master in Havering

Not an Indian at all but bland Bangladeshi food. There is a huge difference between the two. However, to the untrained it makes no difference. Bhajiyas should never be called Bhaji. If you like Bengali cousins then it’s ok, but for someone who’s lived in India I know. The biriyani was the most terrible thing I’ve eaten, no flavour whatever, not even a hint of mild spices. I like mild spiciness. Waiter argued that it was right. Their Lamb kadhai was full of large pieces of onions and peppers, again no flavour. It should have a thick sauce. I feel sorry for locals who think this is Indian. They were clearly enjoying it. Even Pakistani food is way above this. Try Tayabs (Pakistani) or Hitchki (Indian) in Whitechapel, but not Bricklane.

Not happy as on 2 occasions they have messed our foods up n I’ve had a burning tongue lips cheeks etc . Surely they know who’s is who .. someone isn’t paying attention.. last time I will be going there

After using Manzil for over 20 years it is with a heavy hart I write this, I would say that they have been either bought out or are using a very different Chef. It was my Daughters Birthday Saturday so ordered almost £100 of food when it arrived I asked "why we was not ordering from Manzil's" only to be told that it was, the chicken tikka main, consisted of 5 very small pieces of chicken, which were dry as a bone, no onions and if there was any juices from the chicken id say it had drunk it!! the whole meal was totally un edible and id say the vas majority of the food went in the bin, I tried 4 times to get through by phone to no answer then when they finally answered the phone was put down straight away After over 20 years of ordering at least once /twice a week I will never order from there again the food was worse than a ping and ding from Aldi and 10 times the price !! sorry Manzil but you've missed the mark here

We ordered a Diwali lunch for our office from Delhi Live restaurant, and it was fantastic! Communication was excellent, and he worked within our budget to make it all happen. The food arrived a bit ahead of time to beat the city traffic, and everything was set up perfectly. Great portions, a friendly team, and absolutely delicious food! Our team of 50 was thrilled. Highly recommend and will definitely book again!

Hands down the best Indian takeaway in Romford, and believe me I’ve tried them all. I can’t congratulate the chef enough, this is the one best Indian food I’ve ever had; extraordinarily delicious! “KORAI LAMB, LEMON RICE, CEYLON CHICKEN, BOMBAY ALOO, SAG PONIR, STUFFED NAN & ONION BHAKEE.