The best restaurants serving Indian food in England

Terrible customer service very rude and abrupt when I rang to make a complaint about how watery the food was it was more like a soup than a curry!! Onion bargee well I have no words!!

Worst food Being a Asian myself we ordered a paneer and a lamb madras as d naan keema naan You pay that much for a naan just to get shop naan that has been heated up The panner was disgusting worst I’ve every tasted The small about of meat you get more sauce The keema naan again disgusting Worst Asian restaurant

Arrived exponentially time by a nice delivery driver. I ordered a chicken tikka vindaloo and asked for it be cooked as a phall and extremely spicy - is had no heat at all, thankfully I had chillies in the house and added 12 of my own to make it hot. Lamb chops were OK, star of the show was the veg side dish which I almost didn’t bother ordering… not blown away but it wasn’t unpleasant

Very disappointing meal tonight. Chicken was tough and chicken pea side dish was very dry

Gran cafetería / restaurante. Equipo joven bien informado cuando preguntamos por el menú. Maryleboners de la vieja escuela feliz de probar en algún lugar nuevo. Buena comida y vibraciones.

We were there last night to have our dinner but the man who called himself manager was so rude and doesn’t have any manner to talk to customers. We We ordered drinks but the way he talked made us leave outside without having any food

Great to find a restaurant open at lunchtime. Visited yesterday with my cousin and returned today with my son. I'll start with just one negative - prawns were nicely cleaned, but the tail was left on which when hidden in rice was unexpected. That said the food is really delicious, especially the Aloo chaat. Staff warm and friendly - nice relaxing lunch. Will be back!

My girlfriend and I visited this restuarant on their Banquet 5 course meal night (Tuesdays). It's advertised at £17.95 per person, so sounds quite reasonable. The "5 courses" consist of a starter, main, side dish, rice or naan (hardly a "course" and a coffee (again not what I would call a "course"). The food was "ok" - pretty average really. The menu on this night that you are given seems to be a very cut down version of their main menu. Choices for sides for example seemed to be extremely limited. The side of bhaji's that I had was fine, the main course of madras was ok but the coffee at the end was awful. However - here's the catch - the cost of drinks. My girlfriend had two very, very watery lime and soda waters and this cost a staggering £10! Ridiculous. I think the Diet Coke I had was nearly £5 too. How on earth they can charge these absolutely extortionate prices for drinks is beyond me. I know, from reading local Facebook groups posts that I am not alone with the drink situation and others have said they will not go here again. I won't be returning either. My message to this restuarant : Don't rip off your customers, your repeat business will dry up as word gets about.

Curries were very bland and lacking in flavour. The chutney tray pots were very small and only half full. Also, one of the dishes was different to what was ordered. When we rang up to complain they said they had ran out of the main ingredient and the delivery driver should have told us at the point of delivery. This is not acceptable as we should have been told before it was delivered.

Excellent food and service everytime we go

Food arrived 45 minutes late. Cold and inedible. Missing items. Rang to inform them only to be told they were too busy and they put phone down. Very disappointed.

We were a party of eleven. We eat out together often and are very good at settling the bill - we each keep score of what we have and pay for that, with any service charge, etc. This time, when we had all paid our parts, we were told that we were still about £80 short. We all went through, we all counted up, we could not see where it went wrong. The turning point came when we added up the items on the handwritten bill. The items listed, and their prices, were correct. There were no additions. However, the given total was about £80 more than the sum of the parts. Once we pointed this out, the bill was taken by the waiter for re-examination and all was declared well. It is for this reason that I suggest that, if you must go to this restaurant, you very carefully check your bill. A party where one was paying all, or a party where the total is just equally split, or a party where much alcohol had been consumed, may not have noticed such a massive inadvertent mistake in the favour of the restaurant by about £80. Mathematics aside, the evening was quite good. The food was OK. The service adequate. The company wonderful. The room could do with some softer furnishings or drapes on the walls to soften the din when everyone is talking.

I would give this zero stars if there was an option! The restaurant may serve better food but I doubt it, we had a takeaway and it was awful. I’ve never seen a runny korma in my life but this one was. My dhansak was no better, or the side dishes. There were no saving graces and we wished we hadn’t wasted our money on what was quite an expensive take away. Bombay potatoes were the wrong type of potato - floury and disintegrating. No fresh flavour to anything . Couldn’t have been more disappointed

A wonderful, relaxing and entertaining evening,spent with ‘forever’ friends . Nice vibe in the restaurant, was made even better with great food and attentive service. A big Name check for Assad, who went above and beyond what’s required for making a good evening , GREAT ! Definitely will be returning very soon.

One of the best, if not then best Indian restaurant in the area.