The best restaurants in United Kingdom serving Indian food

Unfortunate experience. Went with friends last night (4 of us) and ordered starters and mains. With the starters, 2 of our group had some pieces of chicken where the texture was unpleasant and again with the main where 3 of us had the same issue (my husband having to remove a piece from his mouth and putting it to the side) - to the point where we were put off of finishing our meal. I have to say that the taste of everything else was lovely. We informed our waiter about our issue when they cleared our plates and again when paying. At no point were we expecting a reduction in the bill but felt it important to say, as this might be why they don't appear to have many customers. However, the staff took offence, became aggressive in their tone and for some strange reason implied that we were not regular customers. They disputed what we had to say - even bringing out a piece of cooked chicken from the kitchen and cutting it up 'to show there was nothing wrong with it'. They would not recognise that we had left a substantial part of our meals because of the chickens texture. They did not believe what we had to say and accused us of wanting a free meal - at no point did we refuse to pay or ask for money to be taken off. We settled the bill in full but want to bring it to everyone's attention that this is really not the way to treat customers.

Just want to say The food we had here was amazing up there with the best we have had. Serves was good staff were polite and the inside was clean and welcoming. If u hadn't been then u must try. Definitely will be back. Thank u

Went on a busy Friday night for the first time. I was impressed with the service, the speed of service for such a busy night and the food was absolutely stunning!! I’ll be back now I’ve found this place!! Solid 10/10

Friendly staff. Clean environment and fantastic food. They offer a mixed chicken and lamb curry which was fabulous. Reasonably priced. Well stocked bar which was also good value. Worth a visit

This place is a hidden gem! Authentic flavors, generous portions, and a very friendly staff. The owner is incredibly kind and passionate about the food – you can really tell. They were so accommodating with our children, and even brought out some milder options just for them. Highly recommend for anyone craving real Indian food with a family-friendly vibe.

Went saturday night, and the food did not dissapoint aswell as the service overall a exquisite meal. 5 starts from me would highly recommend

Food was awful very bland. You would always get a good curry out of here but a jar of sauce out the supermarket tastes much better... it has taste... will not be returning... only positive from our meal was the naan bread. It was small but the tastiest part of the meal. Would not recommend 😕

Highly recommend, the service was excellent all staff were very attentive! The food was delicious and full of flavour!

Hi Bnova team, I just wanted to say that your staff were amazing in making my parents surprise 50th wedding anniversary party so memeroble. All the guests complemented how attentive they were and what an amazing service they gave. A special shout out to Parth ,Yatin and Dev. The three of them were superb. Many thanks for helping organise this event and going above and beyond to make the event so special. I would recommend Bnova for any of your future parties and events. Nikil was very accommodating to adjust the menu for our needs. Sheetal

I was disappointed. I asked whether the samber was sweet or not, and explained that I don't like savoury meals that are sweet. The waiter went to ask. He came back and said it wasn't sweet it was savoury. So I ordered it. It was sweet. I couldn't eat it. I ordered a plain nan bread and that was sweet too. I was very hungrry and left still feeling hungry as I couldn't stand the sweet food. I can't understand why sugar is added to bread and savoury food. If I wanted something sweet, i'd have ordered a dessert. I don't expect to go into a restaurant and the savoury meals and bread to be sweet... unless it states on the menu that the dishes are sweet and contain sugar, but it doesn't state that and they said the samber wasn't sweet. There was a strange taste to the food. I noticed it when I had the fish starter and the main. It must be the oil they use. It tasted like burning parafin. We also waited quite a long time for the food, and there was no one else eating in until much later. The food wasn't worth the wait. One positive was the waiter was nice. That's it

Booked a table at 5.00pm when they opened and asked for a table downstairs for 8pm as one of the party has a bad leg and could not get up the stairs. They took our name and confirmed that would be fine and showed us the table they had reserved for us. We arrived at 8pm and asked for the table we had booked with them at 5pm. Only to be told that they had no tables left downstairs and we could have a table up stairs. They tried to say they got confused as somebody else had arrived in a wheelchair. But they were not on the table they had reserved us . Another party of 6 were sitting there. So don’t make a reservation with them as they don’t keep their word. Will never go back here again. Absolute shambles. Needless to say we had a fab meal at the Marmion.

Ordered meal deal 2 x chicken bhuna , what we got was 2 x chicken curries (very watery) as written by them on the containers. Very disappointed as recommended to us by a friend. We won’t order from them again. Mixed pakora was good.

Frequent Indian restaurants in Philadelphia, PA, USA and this establishment was equally as good, if not better. There were five of us and the variety of food orders ranged from Butter Chicken to mixed Kabobs! The portions are large and the bread was delicious. Recommend this place completely!

Went here New Year’s Eve for the first time we both loved the service and food was amazing… looking forward to go back again thanks again jon &Vicky

Attention to detail, kind service and one of the best indian dishes I ever had