Sujoy in Three Rivers

This was and will ALWAYS be my absolute favourite place with the owner always welcoming me in with your cheerful laughter! The owner is such a Gem <3

Excellent, honest Bangaldeshi curry and definitely the best around. Spice levels are just right. Also a very good draft Cobra.

I went here for a meal recently and unfortunately did not have a great experience overall. I will say the waiter was friendly and the food came out quickly, however I wasn't sure about the freshness of one of my dishes. I ordered a vegetarian thali, which is 4-5 assorted small dishes. One of them was a vegetable curry and I did think it tasted a bit tangy, possibly off. I wasn't 100% sure as it was rich in spices which mask it, but after a few mouthfuls I left the rest just in case as the taste was unusual and I wasn't enjoying it. The other dishes did taste good and my partner was enjoying his chicken jalfrezi so I didn't think any more of it, thought maybe it was just me. The bill came and we were charged £5 each for a small 330ml bottle of sparkling water. I know they make a mark up on drinks but this is too much in my opinion! I went to The White Bear and they charge £2.95 for a 750ml bottle just for a comparison. The food didn't sit well and I felt a bit off after the meal and the next few days so I wouldn't go back.

The worse experience in my life Rude expensive andt threatened to call the police when the bill was questioned , keep away total rip off

I held up the waiter's towel to stop it falling into the food. The chicken biryani contained barely any chicken and was cold. The waiter came and asked if everything was ok, i said no it was not as the main course was cold. He replied that he could not understand why as he had just collected it from the kitchen. What is the point of asking if everything is fine and when the answer is that it is not, the waiter pays no notice and does nothing? After i asked for the bill, he asked if everything was ok. Again i replied that it was not as the food was cold - which he remembered me saying. He shrugged and said "see you again" Somehow i doubt that very much.

Not a vegetarian myself but gave it a go with some multiple side dishes of vegetables. Blew me away :) ordered 5 veg dishes alone :) will be back for more

Moved into the area and have been to this place twice including Valentine’s Day. The food was absolutely amazing and the Karahi chicken was extremely delicious. Nice sizes of the dishes and really good decent prices. Me and the missus making this a regular weekend visit. The owner and his staff were so friendly and really took care of us. Felt the positive energy in there. Definitely worth a dine out if you’re nearby :)

Arrived and was greeted by the proprietor as if we were an irritant. The other staff are helpful and kind but treated like slaves. Ordered Macon Blanc wine at £25.50 only to be told it was out of stock. Was offered "Sauvingon Blanc" and had a bottle of Oyster Bay (£5 in Sainsbury's) thrust upon out table and left to pour ourselves. Oyster Bay not on menu. No test, no ice bucket or cooler. The meal was average. Miserly portions. Told them the Oyster Bay was rubbish and then ordered the best wine on the menu, a Chablis. Again no ice bucket or cooler, bottle was thrust on the table, no test or pour and no fresh glasses. When finished asked for the bill only to see a charge of £28.50 for the unlisted Oyster Bay. Took this up with the waiters who were exasperated and couldn't explain why it was so high. Then took it up with the owner who was exceptionally rude and claimed the £28.50 was justified as the wine was from New Zealand. I called him a robber and a conman and another diner, a bald, four eyed, nosey bloke piped up and I told him to mind his own business or if he wanted to get involved he should pay the bill. Clearly, the owner tried to take advantage of us by massively overcharging for a budget wine that was not listed on the menu. Another thing. When customers attempt to pay he always asks for cash. Perhaps HMRC should have a night out here. AVOID. AVOID AVOID.

Look forward to eating Sujoy food. The staff are hard working and very kind and courteous. The chicken tikka and tandoori are so tasty. The cauliflower bhaji and jeera potatoes are my particular favourites, but whatever I or my friends and family order is well appreciated.

This place serves delicious food. It’s an old school Indian restaurant with white tablecloths. It’s unpretentious and staffed by hard-working personnel. I’ve lived in Chorleywood for eighteen years and I’m devoted to it. Don’t bring someone here if you’re trying to impress them, though - the bogs are a wee bit manky.

They do Indian curry there and are very polite and say yes please all of the time which makes a change to some places who don’t even speak.Portions are very generous and it’s not expensive so you can order twice as much food as other places for the same price. We were fat but are huge now. Not because of the restaurant but because we are greedy and have been furloughed so do nothing but eat. It’s old fashioned style with music which is all squeaky voices very relaxing atmosphere.

Ordered my take away, went to pay, everything sorted. Delicious food and really friendly service. Had no issues at all. Fantastic take away. I can't wait when lockdown is over so that I can sit in sometime. But take aways from this place 100% worthwhile. Compliments to the chef. Indian food at its finest :)

Went to collect my take away the other day. I'm still to Chorleywood since January 2020. First time I tried this place. Very efficient, absolutely amazing with the covid19 procedures they've laid out and made me feel comfortable. Hand sanitizer placed everywhere and very hygienic. Staff were very friendly. I felt very safe when I went to pick my take away up. Food was absolutely epic! The Korai Chicken was delicious. I don't know why I didn't try this place before. Now for sure will be back.

The place has great food and service and fast service esp during pandemic great hospitality a recommdned place for fast service

Thought we’d take celebrate Diwali with an Indian take-away from Sujoy but what a disappointment. Had to wait nearly an hour after being told 30 mins and when the food arrived it was barely luke warm. The staff were wearing their masks around their chins and made no attempt to cover their mouths or noses. They had no idea of personal space and the older guy virtually spat in my face as he handed over the food! The food tasted okay but certainly nothing special & the poppadums were stale. Never again!!

Even in this Pandemic, they were there for my grandparents. The manager was bursting with positive evergy. The food was delicious, particularly the lamb korai and the succulent chicken tikka. Thank you for making my experience for my family easy and delicious.

TBH, nothing special about this restaurant, the food was good but thats about it, but the waiter Mark was very helpful and friendly.

Was given the 2 portions of Aloo Gobi in one container about 1.6 the size of a normal single take-away. Food was quite nice but we were not impressed with the portion size. We are used to better value. The place is pricey compared to other take-away Indian not far away. Owner was rather grumpy when this issue was raised, next day.

A great traditional curry house. Reasonably priced and great service. One of the best chicken tikka vindaloos available! Very friendly staff and a decent menu with all the classics on it. Relaxed atmosphere where you are made to feel welcomed and appreciated.

Really good local curry house. We prefer this to the other Indian in the village where we find everything is a bit sweet. Very friendly service and amazing fluffy Naan bread.

Unassuming appearance but hands down the tastiest and most flavoursome curry around. Mark the waiter has been serving for 20+ years and is at the top of his game, with a smile on his face. If you want world class Indian food served with love and passion, this is the place for you. It also has a 5star hygiene rating.

This is the glitzier and more modern of the two Indian restaurants in Chorleywood, with arguably the better food. My Lamb Dhansak was tasty and slightly less spicy than in some curry houses. Good Peshwari Naan bread too. All washed down with draft Indian lager. We were a noisy group, celebrating Christmas of course, but the staff coped well with us and the service was efficient in a slightly leisurely sort of way.

I visited the Sujoy with my son and tried the trusty yard stick good old 'Madras' with a request for some extra green chilli. The dish was edible but a bit bland and no extra chilli added as requested and not hot in temperature either! Unfortunately, if you are a curry lover such as myself this restaurant is probably best avoided. Service was attentive although the overall ambience is like going back to the 70's

This is not proper Indian food, it’s too sweet, more Bengali. Good host and service though. Wouldn’t go again.

I was being traveling from central London with my friends on Sunday afternoon and found Sujoy tandoori. Staffs were very friendly and food was really nice, I would love to travel back to Chorleywood just for there food and service.

Struggled to find somewhere in Chorleywood that was actually open and found Sujoy. Ordered a take out for four. Service was impeccable, waited a while but the food was excellent. Would not hesitate to recommend this place to anyone.

Meeting up with a friend periodically he always is keen to go to the "Sujoy" Indian restaurant, normally managing to getting a table. They have a wide selection on their menu and if their is a favourite that you don't see listed do ask and the friendly helpful staff are more than happy to have it made up in their kitchen for you.

Went to Sujoy's on Tuesday evening with my son. There was one table of 8 and another of 4. Orders were slow to be taken, but even after 45 minutes we hadn't been served (bar a drink and poppadoms). When queried, we were told it would be about another 5 minutes.

Thought we'd give our local Indian restaurant a go, but we won't be returning. It was a disappointing meal, the food wasn't great, very underwhelming. The staff were pleasant but wouldn't recommend.

The food was cold, bland and felt reheated many times. Portions average, but tandoori starters were very small. Service was poor considering only 3 tables of 4. Menu extensive but poorly executed with burnt naan bread.

I live locally & have been going to Sujoy for a takeaway meal approximately once every 9 months for the last 20 years. My wife & I recently bought another takeaway meal of 2 portions of chicken korma, 2 boiled rice, 2 garlic nan breads & 1 portion of sag aloo, this is the same meal that I have ordered many times from this restaurant in the past with no problems. When we got home we found the chicken was tough, the korma sauce was very watery, the sag aloo was over cooked & tasteless & the garlic nan was rubbery with no hint of any garlic. The whole meal was awful & completely in-edible, we ended up binning it. Sadly the cooking standards at this particular restaurant have slipped & they have now lost 2 long standing customers.

I used to go to Sathi for Indian food in Chorleywood, but I am completely converted. I take my family in to Sujoy all the time, the staff are friendly, the food is incredible and the service is good. The staff are really friendly. I RECOMMEND!!!

Having recently moved to Chorleywood, I had already sampled the other local Indian restaurant, which was very good. This one was also very good the food was full of flavour the portions entirely adequate and the price very reasonable. On balance I think I prefer this one as the spice and balance of flavour was more to my personal taste, the other place being a bit spicier.

The service exemplary, the food is exquisite and the staff are incredibly friendly. They want you to have a great experience and try to reach your expectations

Uno de los puntos destacados de la Sujoy es la amabilidad del personal y su disfrute de asegurarse de que sus clientes estén bien atendidos y comer bien. También me gusta el ambiente de las mesas tienen un montón de espacio y es un restaurante pequeño, con una atención al detalle de bienvenida de la mantelería blanca a proporcionar una jarra de agua del grifo. La clave es la comida, y que era excelente. El pollo y el curry de pescado estaban muy bien cocinados y presentados.

Super polite staff here. Made an order for takeaway and it was ready within 15 minutes. The food was absolutely outstanding and the staff were so friendly, polite and pleasant to talk to. Will definitely be returning.

Visitamos sujoy y escogimos tener la comida como una comida para llevar. Después de leer las críticas nos pareció que la comida iba a ser fantástico. No lo era! . No puedo decir que la comida era horrible, pero no era fantástica. Me pareció que la comida era muy caro. Muy poco pollo en el curry, las más pequeñas khan pan iver jamás. Nos dieron unas patatas fritas para nuestra hija, y después de ver el costo me parecio una gran porción, y todos podemos tener unas cuantas. Pero no hay un contenedor de metal muy pequeño.

No puedo creer haber tardado tanto en probar este restaurante indio local. Fabuloso, la comida sabrosa, de tamaño decente pero no abrumadora porciones y personal amable. Me encantó mi cordero dhansak y una parte de sag paneer. Ambos muy sabroso y no el más picante,...

Mi familia y yo hemos estado recibiendo nuestra comida para llevar de Sujoy desde que abrió. La comida es coherente y nos parece muy sabrosa. No tengo ninguna queja! No tienden a comer, ya que prefieren comer en casa, y muchas personas deben sentir lo...

We regularly have a takeaway from Sujoy and occasionally eat in. The food is always delicious and authentic and they are very willing to accommodate any additional requests (our daughter only likes 'extra, extra mild' korma!). The staff are friendly and the prices reasonable. Highly recommend!

This is the best curry house in Chorleywood, they are always so welcoming and friendly. The curry is always incredible when you are either eating in or when you get a take away. I would definitely recommended Sujoy!

This fine indian cuisine has never let us down. Me and my wife come here when we get time. The staff make the atmosphere very positive and comfortable. The food, well, its definately the best in town. We will be continuing coming here. Excellent food and excellent service!

We tried to get into Sathi where we normally get our takeaways from, but they were full so I called Sujoy to see if they had a table they did and we arrived 15 minutes later.There was a table of 8 gents and myself and one of the other school dads. Had the usual poppadum's and then straight into mains washed down with a lager or two. The food and service up to this point was fine and the menu was quite a bit different to Sathi so a pleasant change. We asked for a taxi and was told 15-20 mins that time passed and we asked where was our taxi at which point we were told we didn't order one, the other parent uses Sujoy on a regular basis and then other members of the staff joined in to deny we ordered the cab - who weren't even present at the time the waiter made the call and came back with the waiting time. A argument ensued as he felt insult that they were lying to him to after being a regular customer for over 10 years, so we left and booked our own cab which arrived in 5 mins

The food here is always excellent - tasty, hot and just what you need on a Friday evening. So much more tasty than other Indians in Chorleywood - who seem slightly bland and over priced when compared to Sujoy. Eating in for special occasions is always a very enjoyable experience - good food, good service etc.

I`ve walked past countless times but this was the first time I`d ever been in. The food was just as good as the other local Indian restaurant, in fact I'd say slightly better. Service is what you might call slightly formal and old fashioned and they do that thing where the food is brought out from the kitchen and stuck on top of a heat lamp before they serve it = DON`T- that`s the chefs job and the rest of the food sits getting cold whilst you fuss about

Been here a few times, and it always does it for me. My partner and I always enjoy going to the Sujoy. The staff are friendly, it's so cosy, and the food is like WOW! Anyone looking to have a nice cosy romantic night out, then go to this place. My personal favourite at the Sujoy is the Chicken Bhuna. I've tried this dish at many other places within Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire, however Sujoy's does it perfectly for me. Will keep visiting this place. AMAZING!!!!

I've always enjoyed the food when eating in at the Sujoy and the service is good. However the lighting is more than a little intrusive and it's quite expensive.THe last couple of takeaways I had were quite disappointing. They could also consider deliveries as per most of the competition.

New to the area I got a takeaway the week before. On chatting with the owner he said next time I visit he will give me some complimentary poppodoms. Which seemed welcoming.I returned a week later, to an incense bombed empty restaurant. Our waiter welcomed us in the dirtiest stained shirt, and it was not a good start. He may as well of been wearing a t-shirt. We were not impressed. We ordered poppodoms which were rubbery and obviously not fresh. I had not eaten all day in anticipation of an evening curry feast! The dips were also clearly fermenting.How hard is it to prepare fresh onion and coriander dips, the mint sauce was sour, and had not been refrigerated.Still my greed overwhelmed me and we persevered to starters, my partner wanted to leave.A trip to the 70's was served, complete with stainless steel lemon squeezer for my onion bhaji! My coke had "home made ice" which made it flat, second time I requested it without ice. Next time round i was provided with the warmest coke you could ever wish for.When I asked the owner about the mint sauce, he proceeded to pour some into his hand, stick his finger in and do the most unsightly taste test ever. It was becoming comical, still the restaurant was empty. On sunday evening? This is a telling sign.Our main course arrived, £7.95 for a bombay aloo I have never paid that, it is made us ing cheap ingredients. The rice was standard pat down job, a really mean portion. The daal was very nice and just how I like it. My partner did not enjoy his at all.The toilets in the place are also absolutely disgraceful, and should be refurbished with immediate effect.The bill was also not itemised, which i do not like. It came to £72, which was a hard act to swallow. £4 for a large warm/flat coke is just a complete mickey take. Needless to say I never got my complimentary poppodoms, he just said "next time, next time". Well fellow trip advisors, you know whats coming there most definitely will NOT be a next time here. I am amazed the people of Chorleywood support this establishment.In 2015 it is a complete joke.

Have been going to this restaurant since it opened in Chorleywood and we have never had a disappointing meal.We tend to order takeaways as usually prefer eating curry in the comfort of our own home.The staff are always pleasant and friendly, remembering us by name and asking how we are and how are the family.Food is great! Not oily or greasy in the slightest!Favourite is the Achar Chicken which is deliciously tangy, and the sides are equally as good!

It's such a treat to be spoilt rotten in here. Lovely staff. Great food. Hits the spot for me every time.

We have been to Sujoy for years, the curry is second to none and their Sag Paneer and Jalfrezi are to die for! The staff are very friendly and attentive, they always remember our names and even greet us in the street! Sujoy is probably most commonly used as a take away during the week so the restaurant can be quiet which may seem uncomfortable to people who are not confident or have nothing to say to one and other so resort to people watching...! but the curry is amazing. Any time we go to a different curry house we immediately regret it.

We have eaten in and and ordered takeaways from Sujoy and found the food average. The overpowering incense that is constantly burning is off putting to say the least. We were incorrectly given a meat samosa instead of two vegetable ones. When I called to complain they said they would replace it with our next order, they literally gave us one vegetable samosa and no apology. Another time they recalculated our bill because they thought it sounded too cheap, they gained 8p in the process! Not impressed.

The food was very nice, and atmosphere was pleasant. I had issues with the slowness of the staff though. When we first arrived they were very quick to offer us poppadoms, brilliant, unfortunately by the time they brought them out we hadn't taken drinks orders and had no plates for the poppadoms. It took another 20 minutes before either of those items came out. Our booking was for 7.45 yet we did not see any food after the poppadoms until 9.25. When they came out I was a little disappointed with the portion sizes, a bit small. I have no issues with the food or friendliness of the staff though. I guess it can be expected of a Saturday evening booking.

I was sitting with my son having a coffee. A member of sujoy staff was throwing buckets of water across the pavement towards the road. The 1st.bucket thrown got a school boy wet. Then he did exactly the same again getting another child wet! The young lad looked intimidated and walked on. We simply said to the member of staff did he realise he got them wet! He was very rude, said you drink your coffee and go! And they should have got out of the way! I own the pavement here! Disgusting behaviour! I can't and NEVER will now know what their food is like!

This restaurant has by far offered the best indian curry in the town! Staff are very attentive and who would know that one of the waiters is even called Sujoy! Excellent service received by this gentlemen, food was scrumptious, and would always visit for a good curry, way better than Sati

Ordered a takeaway from the Sujoy tonight, the restaurant was deserted when I collected, now I know why! The starters were the worst; Samosas like cardboard, chicken tikka slimy instead of dry, prawns don't bother, you couldn't find them. The two main dishes were ok, rather greasy and sweet, £43 for 3 starters and 2 mains I didn't order rice, as it came with our main dishes. Won't be calling again, much better takeaway opposite Amersham station!

Consistently excellent food and service. On most occasions we have no problem getting a table but it can get busy on a Friday or Saturday - let's not complain about this - it proves how popular Sujoy is! The staff are very attentive and friendly. It is never a problem to adjust the heat/spice level up or down. We will continue to visit the most delightful establishment. We are so lucky to have Sujoy on our doorstep.

Visited lunchtime yesterday. We were the only customers. I had chicken passanda and my wife went for her usual biryani. The food arrived fairly quickly and was excellent. Portion sizes were about right. The waiter had time on his hands and we had a good conversation with him. We are not keen on the layout, with tables in two rows down each side, but that is personal preference. We do not want to take part in our neighbours' conversation! But no such problem yesterday.Will go again.

Sujoy is good value for money and not pretentious in any way. The service is excellent and very friendly.

Brilliant biriyani :) Really tasty. My other half enjoys a beer when he collects the takeaway, Spicy Poppadums are essential!

Good curry and friendly service. The background music in the restaurant, whilst authentic and atmospheric can be slightly off-putting when you are trying to have a conversation with friends and eat. ALWAYS PECULIAR STOMACH THE NEXT MORNING.

Have eaten here regularly over many years now and every time have thoroughly enjoyed the food. Service has always been attentive (not too much so!)It's evident that take-away is a popular choice, which means that the restaurant is often fairly empty. While it does affect the atmosphere, don't let this make you think it's because the food isn't good.I have been to places in cities where the food has "blown me away" more, but as far as getting a good curry in this area is concerned I feel this to be an excellent choice

Nothing fancy but good food. I am not a coriander fan, which is always a problem when out for a curry, but they always make sure that there is none in any of my dishes. The staff are always helpful and polite. Worth a visit

Small portions &amp; staff that can't wait to get rid of you. Overpriced for what you receive. Now realise why they are always so empty. Won't be going back again.

This is an old school curry house, good flavours, nice food. Lovely service from all the staff, definitely worth a visit.

Returned after a few years following falling standards from the other Indian in town. Nice to be back and the food was excellent, service great and new modern decor a big plus.

Sujoy is utterly old-school. The waiters will still try to get you to order vegetable side dishes, even after you've requested enough starters, naans and mains to feed the 3rd Battalion of the Bengal Lancers. But don't let that put you off - this restaurant is a delight. The food is delicious, which is what keeps the regulars coming back for more. It's not in the same league as Indian Restaurants in, say, Glasgow, Manchester, or Leeds - but if you insist upon living in Hertfordshire or Buckinghamshire, you could do much worse than eat here.