Tapasya at Marina in Kingston upon Hull, City of

Visited bank holiday Monday lunchtime The staff were brilliant. Proper service with a smile The food was amazing. We didn’t realise that the side orders were all included. I had fish pakora, chicken makhani, turmeric potatoes, daal and rice plus a lovely Indian rice pudding. All for £14.95 Small dishes but certainly enough to fill us up Our only issue was the drinks are pricy but we will go back

Being a chef my self i find it hard to find somewhere decent to eat well this place is outstanding the service was 10/10 they made us feel so welcome from start to finish we had the scallop starter 👌 followed by the monk fish I couldn’t fault it absolutely lovely!!! DEFINITELY COMING BACK 👌

I eat here once or twice a month. Lovely people. Great food. Good value I would dine here more often, but I would be the size of a house.

Couldn't fault the food or the service and will be coming back. Service charge is added at the end which I often challenge if not satisfied but if tipping was optional I would have given more.

Per toeval kwamen we hier langs gelopen. We zagen de lunchaanbieding. Super vriendelijk ontvangen. Het eten was heerlijk en meer dan genoeg voor een lunch. Dankzij de aanbieding een hele goede prijs kwaliteit verhouding. Een prachtig restaurant. Een echte aanrader!

My husband & I were in Hull for an overnight stay & made reservations to eat at Tapasya at Marina. Wow! We were thoroughly impressed! The staff were fabulous, very attentive, friendly, efficient yet not too overbearing. The food.....top notch, absolutely delicious, a wonderful selection of dishes. Bravo! Lovely restaurant, would highly recommend you pay a visit. We would definitely go again.

We were visiting Hull for goat time in four years. We decided to hit the area around Humber Street. We stood outside deciding on this restaurant and the Brazilian two doors up. The owner opened the door with a smile and warm welcome, like inviting us in to his home. The food is fabulous. The service top notch. Atmosphere lovely and the place attractive in design and was spotless . Highly recommend.

I visited this place at lunch time and when we arrived there were only two customers in there, two more followed us through the door. We opted for the lunchtime menu which is a Thali, a tray with small dishes on. You can choose one of 3 starters or one and one of three mains. I chose samosa and saag paneer, my friend chose fish and then the. Chicken curry. When it first arrived altogether on a tray we thought it looked small and that we would leave hungry. But surprisingly it was quite filling. We got a small and very tasty rice pudding for dessert. I thought the drinks were slightly expensive, but they were nice. The waitress got my meal wrong ordering me chicken curry when I am vegetarian. So I do have to wait for my paneer to arrive. Due to this I was a given a mango lassi drink to apologise, which was a nice touch. The thali was £14.99 each, which I thought was reasonable. All the food we had was very tasty. I’ve been here on a night before and the al a carte menu was amazing. The interior is also lovely and it come across as a very nice restaurant. The restaurant manager was very friendly and we had a good conversation about India. We will definitely be back.

Delicious food and generous portion size and good value for money. Server was extremely polite and I would have their food again.

Staff are very friendly Good atmosphere Loved the choice of menu Not the usual fare Food tasted fantastic Had a try of of everyone’s all very tasty

Food was delicious and served quickly. Staff very friendly. We are not from Hull and went on a busy evening, the manager fitted us in and no-one rushed us. It is a more upmarket restaurant so expect prices to be higher and they will add a service charge to your bill automatically. There was no running water to the sinks in the ladies loos so used the Men's to wash hands, as did another lady - when the coast was clear.

This venue offers excellent service and a varied menus in comfortable contemporary surroundings. It’s not a cheap place to eat but reasonable and the services is excellent. I travel a significant distance to visit here and have never been dissatisfied or disappointed

We had the lunchtime Thali Menu, which was gorgeous and such good value for money! Tremendous service too!

Ordered three vegetarian mains . These were greasy and heavy not at all authentic unable to finish. Staff unhelpful and wouldn’t deal with the complaint offered refund of service charge which we declined.

Oh, Tapasya, the restaurant that used to be the epitome of exceptional dining experiences. How the mighty have fallen! Last night's visit was a stark departure from the glorious times we've had in the past. It seems like even the most revered establishments can't escape the clutches of mediocrity. Upon entering the place, we were greeted by a rather desolate sight. The restaurant was as empty as a politician's promise, save for the two unfortunate souls tucked away in a corner. In an attempt to bring some life to the place, we kindly asked if we could sit by the window, considering the abundance of vacant seating. To our surprise, an older waitress swooped in like a vulture, screeching at us about seating arrangements, as if the fate of the universe hinged on seating two people at a four-person table. How dare we disrupt the delicate equilibrium of their nearly deserted establishment? Our hopes for redemption lay in the starters, the trusty crab and mackerel. Alas, they were but pale imitations of their former selves. The flavors and execution fell short of the normal standard, leaving us underwhelmed and longing for the anticipated delight of the main courses. My excitement for the grilled prawns, a dish I'd savored on countless previous occasions, was swiftly extinguished. They arrived uncooked and drowning in a cacophony of overpowering flavors. The delicate subtlety that once made them irresistible was traded for an unappetizing clash of conflicting tastes. My daughter's choice, the Highway Chicken Curry, was equally disappointing and nearly inedible. It was truly a culinary tragedy. As if the lackluster food wasn't enough, we had the pleasure of sharing our dining experience with an unwelcome swarm of fruit flies. They circled our plates like miniature vultures, mocking our poor restaurant choices. Meanwhile, the staff seemed more interested in grunting and sniggering amongst themselves than attending to the few unfortunate souls unfortunate enough to enter the establishment. Gone were the high-end servers we once admired, replaced by a motley crew of disinterested individuals who clearly had better things to do. But wait! All is not lost! The pre-made pudding, that shining beacon of hope, managed to salvage the sinking ship. It was a piece of art amidst the chaos, a testament to the fact that perhaps the kitchen staff hadn't entirely lost their touch. It's a shame that a single dessert was the only redeeming factor in an otherwise disastrous evening. Oh, Tapasya, you've managed to transform an expensive evening into a comical tragedy. We left the restaurant lighter in the wallet and heavier in disappointment. It's astonishing how a place that once delighted us with its modern take on traditional Indian cuisine could fall so far from grace. Perhaps it's a cautionary tale, a reminder that even the most beloved establishments can crumble under the weight of complacency and neglect. We spent over £100 just on the food, a sum that would normally be justified by a memorable dining experience at Tapasya. Unfortunately, last night's visit was anything but memorable, except in the realm of disappointment. Farewell, dear Tapasya. It seems we'll have to search elsewhere for our beloved flavors and spices, and a restaurant that can live up to its former glory. Grateful that we had this experience before booking our Christmas party here.

Worst restaurant that I have ever been to. The thing that really lets it down is the service. Staff were the rudest I have ever experienced (I have eaten in restaurants all over the world) and we were so desperate to leave that we declined desserts and went elsewhere for them! Incredibly unwelcoming atmosphere from the moment you walked in the door. This is a pretentious establishment trying too hard to be something that it’s clearly not. The food was average considering the price you are paying. Meat tough and chewy, bland flavours. The only pleasant part was the decor and location! Will not be returning or recommending!

Had a lovely thali family lunch here today. Everything was great about it, surroundings, service, and the food itself. Would definitely recommend.

Fantastic restaurant! If you appreciate the flavours of proper Indian/Asian food, then treat yourself to a meal here! Service was exceptional, they couldn't have been any better. The food was just perfect . Scallops for starters (I would say that the scallops should be served whole, not with the roe removed! Such a shame to remove the best bit!). The balance between flavour , and spice was spot on though! Tandoori Monkfish for main, with yogurt rice. Had extras of bread basket & broccoli Tarkari (asked if I could have it without the courgette, and this was no problem). Nice sized fillets of monkish, with just enough flavour to allow you taste both the Kaffir lime, and the actual fish. The broccoli was perfectly cooked, and interestingly had shards of ginger in the masala sauce. Superb! Tried to resist desert, but lost! Unfortunately can't say I enjoyed it though !chocolate fondant. I couldn't get any hint of masala flavours. And being served with strawberry ice cream, in my opinion, really didn't go. It was also supposed come with an "orange compote", which would have been nice (not with strawberry ice cream though!), But instead got 2 mandarins sliced in half?! I did mention this, and was offered money off, so that was much appreciated, although declined. But luckily for me, I'm not a big desert fan, so can't wait to return, and have just starter and main ! Made me a cheek suckingly, wonderful Amaretto sour too! Thoroughly enjoyed my time in here! Thank you So still a 5 star from me!

Dinner here last night was very good and memorable. If you find the portions small order side dishes and bread...you won't find a big bowl of red slop here..it's the real thing, very nicely presented. It isn't hot with spice, they seem to have toned it down for 'delicate' people, but if you want they will bring some chopped (very aromatic) green chillies as a condiment..nice touch. The flavours were very South Indian influenced and reminded us of our holidays in Goa /Kerala and Sri Lanka..with street food chaats added , like the puffed rice soft shell crab..lovely. Quite possibly the best Negroni I've had in a restaurant. You get what you pay for, and this was worth every penny .Thank you.

I have previously been here for lunch, but this is my first dinner trip, which was very average overall. Beautiful premises in great location. A great menu and food was lovely but portions were very small. Top end pricing, too, even after accepting quality of ingredients. Service was rather mixed and should be better in a restaurant of this quality.

We’d almost given up on finding a good Indian restaurant but gave this a try based on a recommendation. What a result. That said - if your preference is based on portion size and traditional ‘curry houses’ then this may not be for you. For...

Went as a couple in the evening. Surprisingly considering our experience was quite busy, but it was Saturday night. Nicely done out and obviously aiming for a higher level than an average Indian restaurant. The waitress taking our order decided to remember it rather than...

Birthday meal with seven people. Poppadum and pickle starter, which consisted of poppadum crisps (probably from Tesco) and some awful pickles. Varied main meals, only six arrived, no apology ,seventh meal came ten minutes later. Tried to order drinks several times and eventually got some....

The food is incredible, it is absolutely delicious. It is not your standard korma in this restaurant This is high end food, in a beautiful building with very friendly and attentive staff, the setting is stunning on the marina, and I will hurry back

What a fabulous evening. The food was wonderful, the staff amazing. They really looked after all 34 of us fir our works after Christmas, Xmas do.

We ate here last night (6 of us) and this food is absolutely delicious. Don’t go here expecting a korma or a standard Bhuna this restaurant serves Indian food like no other restaurant I’ve been to (and I’ve been to many). This is high end...

visited with friends for new year. restaurant was quite busy when we arrived. very nice smart set up. food menu was high end. no popadoms or onion bhaji's here. the biggest disappointment for us was the lack of any Rose wine. there was 3 on...

Went here with friends and we had the Christmas tasting menu. Very reasonable priced, and the food was delicious and well presented. The service was friendly and attentive. We felt we had had good food and a lovely relaxing afternoon. My only criticism is that...

Great location, ambience and decor. Wonderful service. Like to think of myself as somewhat of an Indian connoisseur, as have them weekly and have eaten at some of the best Indian restaurants in the world. This food was lovely; fresh, spicy, plentiful for a high-and...

Having visited the restaurant several times.. And previously enjoyed the food and atmosphere... The last couple of visits have seen the standards drop off... Measurably. Having invited some friends who had travelled to Hull for a "special occasion meal".. The evening was very disappointing.. To...

Firstly and foremost! IMPORTANT. Please do not confuse this review with the street food vendor of the same name in Trinity Market as their food is EXCELLENT!!!! Party of 3 booked for 19:30 on a Saturday night. First the good points. The place looks very...

Our first visit to this beautiful Indian restaurant overlooking the marina and, I have to say, we are likely to be regular visitors. The restaurant has a lovely ambience, the service was friendly and relaxed and the food was absolutely delicious. The marina area is...

Superb food, excellent ambience, and fabulous friendly service. Never fails to disappoint for a special occasion. Can always rely on everything to be spot on.

Lovely Indian restaurant in the marina area. Great venue, lovely decoration. Small menu, but the food was excellent. Wine menu extensive, but didn’t have first choice. Definitely worth a visit.

The restaurant looked nicely decorated, lunch menu was fine £12.95. Staff service and attitude fell short. Got the feeling we were not wanted iin the restaurant. At the end ask for two Talisker at the bar, he took ages to key in the two whisky...

I had really looked forward to my birthday meal at a restaurant I have been to several times. Booked a hotel and booked in with friends. Sat down and we were refused drinks because apparently we were drunk. I am writing this within 20 minutes of apparently being drunk. Seriously? I have frequented this restaurant and loved it but the gentleman (or not) this evening was totally rude and was abrupt and condescending. So instead of spending money we went elsewhere. Does my write-up really look like I was not served for purpose. Disgusted.

We visited for our Anniversary with high hopes for the tasting menu especially as it’s Michelin recommended.In all honesty we were not blown away. There seemed to be something missing in all the dishes that would bring it up a level. Yes the plates were presented beautifully however it was the taste that let it down. Some of the dishes were far too hot so you could not taste anything over the bitter heat, and some were quite bland in comparison. The main was ok however my partner welcomed the desert That followed as his mouth was on fire and needed something to calm it down, this is coming from a man who eats chillis like sweets! The chicken in the second meal was nice, however what I didn’t enjoy was the raw onion that accompanied it, it overpowered the chicken which should have been the main flavour. Equally the scallops, however lovely they were presented, were undercooked. The saving grace was the dessert which was beautiful. The entire menu was rushed and we barely finished our meal before the next one arrived which is not great! We get it was covid but the time we booked our meal meant no one else would have been booked after us so chill out and let us eat our meal in our time and be out for 10pm! Also, given the restaurants status I would have expected more in relation to covid. Sharing 1 toilet between everyone in the restaurant isn’t great and when you didn’t see anyone go in there to clean it in the 2.5hrs you were there isn't fantastic. No antibacterial to clean the toilet either! In all honestly we will probably not go back. We’ve been to many high end restaurants and the experience and quality we experienced here was nowhere near on the level of others. It’s a real shame too as the building is beautiful! It’s also worth noting that if you read some of the bad reviews on here, which I should have done before booking, you will see there is a theme. There is also the same comment from the restaurant suggesting that most reviews are good so they can’t really understand your comment. To the management - You’re not so great reviews should be the ones you focus on to bring your product and experience forward!

The food is Indian/British fusion. This restaurant serves stunning, highly flavoured, brilliantly imagined and executed dishes for people who appreciate and understand fine dining. There are classic British ingredients/dishes, such as lamb shank, venison, etc., but it is fused with all the beauty of Indian cuisine. The concept works spectacularly.There are many people who go here because the restaurant has a favourable setting. It is smart and classy; the staff are friendly. But it is the food that is the real star of the show. Note that this is high end cuisine; it's not Chicken Madras and Pilau Rice. It is beautifully flavoured and stunningly presented cuisine. I would recommend dining earlier rather than later, as the clientele changes as the night progresses. Having said that, if you can get a table, go for it, whatever time it is. You won’t regret it.

The menu is accessed via a q square scan on the phone, but only one of our party of 4 could access it which made things more difficult as had to read everything out. Quite a limited menu and no flexibility to make a certain sauce vegetarian for example, i.e. replace chicken with vegetable. I had the only vegetarian dish which was nice albeit a bit spicy for my taste. Overall we enjoyed our food and the service was friendly, but i wouldn't have wanted to pay the normal full price. The location is lovely. I probably wouldn't go back though.

Excellent food. We had a range of delicious dishes served as a platter. The location is stunning by the waterside. The restaurant is stylish with a high ceiling and feeling of luxury. All staff were excellent. As was the food. This restaurant has extended ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ at their own expense. Wonderful!

Genuinely the best curry I have ever had. Tapasya is no ordinary curry house. It is something special. A tad more expensive than the run of the mill curry house, but absolutely worth it. The food was superb and the service friendly and efficient despite being a busy Friday night. Will definitely become a regular place to eat out. Highly recommended.

Live locally and decided to walk around the area. We wanted to support our local businesses and decided to visit on the off chance.We understand that we did not book a table but at 5:30pm on a Saturday it might not be their busiest time (as possibly too early to eat for normal clientele on a Saturday night). Went in to ask if we had to book and was told sternly ‘YES!’, and then after looking in the Empty Restaurant, asked do you not have a table for two? and then again told sternly ‘NO!’So no matter how local I live (0.3miles) I think il walk a little further to more welcoming establishments. I will also be keen to advise my large local client base about my experience.

We decided to try this restaurant during the eat out to help out. The restaurant is socially distanced and we felt quite safe as all precautions was taken. We really enjoyed our meals and the service was very good. I would say the food and drink is expensive compared to other Indian restaurants, I do understand this is aimed at higher quality produce but not sure value for money is something you could say. My husband was really looking forward to the Goan curry but it didn’t really compare to the real thing which we had experienced in Goa. We probably would go back but wouldn’t say it was amazing compared to other cheaper restaurants in the area.

My Lamb is so good and starter is delicious. Enjoyed it very much and my cocktail is very good too. Enjoy the time and food. Safe place to eat at this difficult time. Scan and order through your phone which is very good and clean and safe to do it.

Had a table booked, using their website. Arrived at the restaurant to be rudely told the kitchen was closed. We asked why would you allow a booking if your kitchen was closed and the manager then shouted: “kitchen... closed” and then gestured his watch at us. We were looking forward to eating here, obviously don’t need custom that badly.

visited the deep with mY husband and little daughter. Located just a short drive away from the deep we decided to stop at tapasya for dinner, we didn’t book a table but they were happy to have us and welcomed us with a table quickly. We viewed a lovely menu on our phones due to the new rules of lockdown and our waiter was so polite and patient. The food arrived quickly and warm. So did our drinks and my little girl was very happy with her dinner. A female waiter noticed my daughter crying for the blueberries from my mocktail was I was trying to fish them out of my drink for her LOL she ran down to the kitchen and bought up a plate of blueberries for her which was so kind and thoughtful. The view of the boats outside was lovely too and the atmosphere for a early Friday evening was great too outside. Thank you. Food was very nice too :)

I love the food and everything about this restaurant. I had the soft crab starter, which was delicious, followed by the Rara ghost which came highly recommended by Ben, one of the highly attentive waiters, all the service was spot on despite it being a very busy evening. Can't wait to go back.

Tried this place on the eat out scheme. Only had a takeaway from Trinity market before. I ordered the soft shell crab starter which was delicious and served on a spicy bombay mix crispy rice thing. My main was the sea bass with kerala fish curry - to die for. A plump, crispy whole fish with delicious sauce. Smart surroundings and good service too. I would give 5 stars for mine, but my other half was a bit disappointed with his duck - a bit boring. i definitely made the better choice.

We haven't been here in 4 years, mainly because the last time we went I chose the wrong meal and it just wasn't for me. BUT after a friends recent visit, the food looked amazing so we wanted to give it a second try. All I can say was that it was one of the best meals ive had in 2020, the service and experience was brilliant, food and drinks simply delicious. Scallops for starter and butter chicken curry for main were full of flavour, with a well balance of spices, cooked to perfection. A MUST VISIT !

Visited on the 10th August with 5 others. Absolutely fabulous wine and food throughout the night. 2 of us had the taster menu whilst the rest had the ala carte menu although this could have been a pain for the kitchen and front of house staff they were very attentive and helpful. The whole night was amazing would definitely recommend to anyone!Should definitely receive a few accolades in the future!Will be back !

Not sure why there is 4 pound signs next to the restaurant as the value is actually really good! We were a party of 3 and paid £65 for a bottle of wine, 2 starters, 2 mains, 2 rices and a naan basket and we had left overs we took home. All the food was incredible! You can tell the ingredients were high quality and it was all cooked so well! The staff were also lovely and very helpful. Can not recommend this restaurant enough. Will definitely be returning here if I’m ever in Hull again!

This was my second visit to Tapasya and we thoroughly enjoyed our food, wine and the service.I had soft shell crab to start and duck for my main. Check the photos, yum!The staff are very attentive and the food is to die for! The Portillo Malbec is a beautiful wine and at a decent (not cheap) price.Worth paying the extra for a special occasion and you won’t be disappointed!Highly recommend a visit to Hull Marina to have a meal at Tapasya.

After our plans for the day were cancelled we booked a table here without really knowing what to expect and I am delighted we did. We had the tasting menu with paired wines which was all amazing. £65 a person is serious good value for an extremely generous portion of wonderful food. The decor is fitting the marina environment, the service was very good, where you didn't feel bothered but at the same time the staff were attentive and informative about the food and wine.Would 100% recommend and if we are back in the area again we will definitely be back.Better than a lot of London restaurants which charge over double this for a lot less. The wine pairing were also perfect. A good mix of good quality wines matching the food well.

Meet up with friends on Saturday and booked this restaurant for the first time at 7pm.What a fabulous restaurant with beautiful food and service.We tried Kashundi Rai chicken tikka - big pieces of chicken which tasted beautiful.Kolis Koliwada - stunning taste Dilli 6 wali aloo chaat - lovely Main courses, 3 x Nalli Ghost - delicious lamb shanksTandoori Malai salmon - beautiful tasteWow, everything was excellent and we all had a great time.The staff were friendly and attentive.This was a great find and we will be back, highly recommend

Enjoyed a 6 course taster menu with my partner for his birthday. The food, surroundings and atmosphere were amazing.The staff were very attentive and polite, explaining each course when they brought them to the table. We will definitely be back and please dont hesitate to eat here it is lovely .

this restaurant is not halal, which is fair enough but if you google halal in hull brings one of the top one, anyway we tried to pop in and ask and manager lied and told us they are halal, we sat and saw all wine and non halal menu and decided to leave, just dont like if people lie to me

The lunch table d'hote is great. Excellent food and service in a delightful setting. Recommended for couples and parties.

Really lovely meal, completely different and much more upmarket than your standard Indian fare. We went A La Carte and it did not disappoint. Venison biriyani and sea bass mains were delicious. Well worth a visit!

Excellent once again. Great choice of food and wine and totally delicious. Would highly recommend. Try the crab starter it is amazing

Excellent food & restaurant. First time visitors & we will be back again. The service from arrival to departing was very good, the live singers were great. The soft shell crab was my favourite of our meal but all 3 courses were top class.

Last minute thing to see the lights in Hull on saturday night, had not made a booking , but managed to fit us in and we sat at the bar overlooking the kitchen , Had not sat here before , but a good place and comfortable height for eating . We ordered the lamb and chicken curries , and both were very good . The onion salad was as spicy as we have tasted and could not finish it . The meal and atmosphere was both good and the service excellent

Let me start by saying that the food was good..... when it arrived, albeit on the wrong order.... and once they had moved someone else’s food from our table.

A colleague and I were entertaining our clients from Norway and had been to watch Hull City and Chelsea earlier in the evening. As usual when entertaining customers; we were on time, polite and quiet upon arrival. However, our clients had Hull City scarfs on which they bought as souvenirs which was probably not a wise move entering a restaurant but not offensive.

As a group of 7, 2 of us had the same lamb dish, we both expressed equal opinion and disappointment in the dish. When ordering I asked for my meal to be served “Asian” style which in simple terms means hotter. Being a former owner of a high end eating establishment and my partner being of Bangladeshi origins I have a reasonable knowledge and understanding of food. When asked if the meal was ok I said the meal tasted like the chef had simply poured chilli powder in and he hadn’t even cooked it out, hence the dish was just over powered with bitter heat and not nice at all!!

What a nice place . The staff were very charming and explained the dishes we ordered . The food was excellent in both quality and taste . We had the set lunch menu which was very good and reasonably priced . This was our first visit but shall not be our last

My friend and I both had the tasting menu and all the dishes were very good. I especially liked their version of aloo chaat, and the lamb rump. The only reason I haven't given it a fifth star is that I found the combinations of spices in several of the dishes quite similar - a bit more contrast would have been good. Service was impeccable. The pale ale that bears the restaurant's name is good too.

This is a stylish restaurant that doesn’t disappoint. It would be wrong to describe it as an Indian because many of the dishes have a great added imaginative spin, making them look and taste special. Last night we shared starters and then had 4 different mains. The consensus was that each was excellent.

We called In for a spot of lunch and we wasn't disappointed. It's a beautiful place with lovely staff. I opted for the high tea. It takes about 15 to 20 minutes to prepare but its worth the wait. My husband had the lunchtime menu, cant remember the name but you get sample of starter, main side and dessert. All at very good prices too.

Tapasaya is a nice modern restaurant with a nice decor! Visited with friends for Christmas night out! Had the deep fried fish for starter and sea bass for Main! Would highly recommend!

We had a Christmas night out with friends and we all agreed the food was fantastic with lots of choices on the menu. The service was really good considering the restaurant was full and all our meals was well presented and came piping hot. There was a great friendly atmosphere in the restaurant and we will definitely be eating here again soon.

Butter chicken is beautiful. we also had a sample of the Seabass which again was beautifully presented and tasted amazing. Highly recommend, the atmosphere and waiting staff are excellent.

Lovely place. Environment is really nice and the quality of food is amazing. A truly fine Indian based restaurant - different menu than the usual Indians, you will not find Madras or Vindaloo here but you will find great choice at a reasonable price.

The menu is different to an average Indian and previously we have found it very good and well spiced. This time too much chilli in many dishes, and the lamb rather over cooked. The cauliflower pickle in the starter was beautifully spiced but overall disappointing for the premium price.

Took my family there for our eldest sons birthday. We had visited the restaurant when it was on Beverley Road, several times.

Food was nice, staff were friendly but we waited over an hour for our food. It was Saturday night and very busy. Maybe better on a week night

Tapasya is a misleading name for a restaurant that is neither Spanish nor has any obvious connection to Japanese noodle joints such as Kannada-Ya which pointlessly add ‘ya’ to their names. It is an Indian restaurant in a prime location directly overlooking Hull’s marina housed in an ultra-stylish modern building. Judging by its furniture, furnishings, lighting, napery, storage of wine in wall cabinets, display of spirits on a table by the entrance, not to mention its extravagant use of glassware, is quite a classy affair. The lunch deal, which everyone around me was sensibly taking up, is £10.95 for a build-yourself thali in which you choose a starter and main to be added to a vegetable (today potato strips), rice, dal, nan and the dessert of the day, a yellow rice. I chose chicken tikka as a starter and lamb as a main. The combined result was good rather than superlative, the flavours of the meats in particular being mild to bland. The nan was a crispy perfection, though. With a pint of lager and a double espresso (a slightly steep £3.50) the final bill was just over £20. Still overall good value for money.

First time visit not our last. Went for a anniversary meal and from the warm welcome to organising our taxi home the experience was really nice. The food we choose was from the a la carte menu and was some of the best food we have tasted. Big negative was the toilets upstairs which for an arthritis sufferer is not good, although I didn’t notice if there was disabled toilet on the ground floor? The venue was very busy and you need to book a table for a Saturday night as it’s very popular. Our waitress who was lovely was very busy and although obviously was waiting on other tables she was asking if we needed anything on a ad hoc basis which other diners could find annoying.

This is the our second visit to tapasaya, first time was was for my birthday lunch, we had the thali lunch menu which was excellent value. Friends visited and we chose tapasaya again and this time chose a la carte menu, they also have a tasting menu.

Visited last night with my boyfriend for his birthday. Firstly the restaurant inside is so nice and the staff were lovely. The food was gorgeous. I can’t eat gluten but could eat nearly everything on the menu (bread aside) and my boyfriend is vegetarian and there were plenty of options. We had some beaut cocktails too. Not the cheapest of restaurants but perfect for a special occasion.

The food is superb and their lunch menu is by far the best value you can get around the marina!!

Excellent pre theatre / concert menu. Very modern / attractive premises. Top quality Indian food extremely well presented. Great value at £20 for three courses but choice was a little restricive. Effcient and friendly staff. Drinks at top end pricing.

Having heard amazing things about this restaurant we thought we would give it a gos. We had the pre theatre menu for £20 for 3 course. The seekh kebab was to die for the meat just melted in your mouth with a hint of spice. The corn fed chicken main was good, the flavours once again spectactualar but unfortunately a little on the dry side especially for thigh meat. Unfortunatley as with most indian restaurants the dessert was a let down with very little choice, im sure there will be more options on the normal menu though. The drinks where rather expensive and came to £32 for 2 glasses of wine a pint and half and a bottle of water. We would definitely return but maybe try the normal menu

This place is a must if you like Indian food...decor is perfect, each and every staff member are excellent, friendly and I would go to say the service in this place is amongst the best I’ve experienced.

Very attractive and catchy name of the restaurant, brings out Indian essence Beautiful location

Had a meal there and the food was excellent. The venison biryanis is to die for. Full of flavour and venison pieces. Unusual presentation but worked so well. Glad went went and well worth. The wife’s fish course was so delicately cooked and spiced it was perfect. Good night to end a brilliant day.

We’re not local to Hull and we were unsure on what we wanted to eat. After searching for somewhere for a while with no hope we stumbled upon this gem! A romantic dinner by the docks. We were in awe of how lovely it was.

Visited this restaurant had a starter and two main courses all the food was terrible this restaurant doesn’t know wether it wants to be English food or Indian its not one thing or the other they was shouting loudly at the staff from the kitchen and being abusive to the staff Poor quality meat at such a high price I told them I wasn’t happy with the food and they had the cheek to add serve charge!!! Would not recommend anyone spending there hard earned money here

Went on the last day of the Freedom festival ,We've been to the first tapasya on Bev road and liked it a lot.To be honest the marina restaurant seemed so glitzy that it put me off a bit..I didn't want to be on my 'best behaviour' but wanted some good Indian food.

I had eaten at the sister restaurant a few years ago and remember that it was very good although there had been a few issues with the service.

Had a lovely lunch on a gorgeous day with great views of the marina.We felt the prices were good and service excellent.However I was disappointed on checking the receipt the following day to find a service charge had been added without first advising of this.

Finally got around to an evening at Tapasya and really enjoyed the experience. Food was excellent - 2x Tikka, Duck & Lamb curry with accompanying sides. Great service, friendly but not over bearing will certainly be back

Excellent food. Delightful Polish waitress took care of us. Could not speak highly enough about her attention

Went to the restaurant for friends birthday meal, the place looked nice, however the service wasn’t that good. One of the waiters brought the wrong drink out and have tried to intimidate one of my friends by talking to them in not a nice tone and arguing that they have ordered it when they haven’t. When ordering the food I have asked for my curry to be a bit more spicy, the waiter again spoke in not a nice manner and acknowledged us that it’s not possible for it to be that way. That it’s either how it is or that it will be extremely spicy that there is no in between and that he’s just going to leave it normal. Wouldn’t let us pick the sides as we were ordering, could only order starters and mains and at the end he just said that he will bring out a few baskets of different nan breads out and a few portions of rice. Which we agreed to because it seemed like we had no other choice. The same waiter brought a severely dirty plate which I have pointed out, he then took it back brought a clean one and apologised. Nobody checked up on us or asked whether everything was okay, I had to ask myself to be brought some more water nobody made sure that everyone has something to drink. The curry and the rice was nice but a few of the nan breads were extremely dry. The only person who actually asked us if everything is okay was a guy from the kitchen when he brought the desserts out and he was the most friendly person out of all of them.

Staff seemed like they didn’t want to be there, very rude aswell, pretty much got told by the waiter who was taking our order what sides we are having.

Food tastes okay, but we found a hair in the dessert. There were also flies in the restaurant while we were eating.

Four of us had the taster menu with wine pairing.

Table reserved days inadvance, we were running late as taxi hadnt picked us up - notifying them they were great about it.

Nicely presented restaurant with attentive polite staff .

Set menu for £10.95 with some choices so that you end up with 6 small bowls of each - including starter, main, & dessert. It is just enough for lunch for those of us that don't want an excessively heavy portion. At £47 for 3 including drinks including an optional 10 % service charge, it's good value.

We had a delicious meal here and we would have said this was 5 stars apart from the drinks being served with plastic straws. Surely they realise the harm that is caused by single use plastics and they are so not needed in a drink.