The best restaurants serving Indian food in England

Wonderful food and service. Great value and good size portions. Staff were so friendly and welcoming. Will definitely be coming again

Last night we visited Hanney Spice for their Monday Banquet Evening. It was absolutely delicious. Great service and atmosphere. Our first visit but definitely not our last. Many thanks to all.

Went to Zeera last night and had an excellent meal. All food was very well cooked, nice an hot and more than enough to fill you up. Cannot think of anything negative. Will definately visit again. Thanks

We were a party of 6 on a busy Friday night. Service was speedy, good humoured and attentive. Our mains included sea bass, salmon, chilli king prawn, chicken shashlic and lamb madras, vegetable sides, naans & rice. Food was absolutely delicious and cooked to perfection. The restaurant was quite full and pleasantly atmospheric.

The food turned up late despite being out for delivery 45 minutes before it arrived. Once it arrived, the food was stone cold and not enjoyable. Once the estimated time lapsed, we couldn’t contact the restaurant as they had turned off their phone line, also the

Had a takeaway and it was awful and stone cold the chicken tikka main we had was just plain chicken not an fried onion in site the breads were cold and the curries were boring cold and tasteless they have gone off the boil won’t be back

Lovely food, nice staff reasonably priced, apart from drinks very expensive. You would expect to pay extortionate prices in Leeds not Morley !!

This is an Indian/ Bangladeshi restaurant serving fabulous food, great menu, we opted for popadoms for 2, Sheek kebab starter + tandoori king prawns (to die for) main course, Bombay dreams and traditional chicken madras, pilau rice and roti, wide choice of alcohol or non alcoholic drinks, exceptional service. Good value for money!!! Highly recommend.

Won't be going back there. Plastic starters from the pingepong, and a chicken jalfrazie that was nearly vegetarian. Only 7 chunks of dry chicken in it, and all the veg was still crunchy.

restaurant had no one in it when we arrived. restaurant had no one in it when we left.food was 1/2 edible although 100 pct the naan bread was purchased from a supermarket and cooked in the tandoori oven.calypso coffees were made with a kettle and a jar of coffee granules which was not hidden.We both have iffy guts today. didn't make a big thing of it but would never darken doorstep again.

The restaurant is not accommodating for large groups. The food was excellent, and the service was satisfactory during the meal, although the main courses took a bit too long to arrive. The issue arose when it was time to pay the bill. Despite informing the staff beforehand that our group of 15 would be paying separately, the manager insisted on providing a single bill for us to sort out amongst ourselves. This is challenging when some are paying by card, and it's not practical to expect customers to carry change. The correct approach would have been to allow each person to pay for their own order. Although they eventually permitted this, the hassle significantly detracted from the overall experience. It seems the staff are not focused on customer support. I recall a similar situation last year when an additional fee was charged for card payments. I had hoped for an improved experience this year, but it appears a different choice will be necessary in the future.

Food came in drips and drabs as they were busy and some of our order was missing and they were very unpleasant and we left early without finishing our food as we waited over one and half hours for total food order.

Both curries tasted exactly the same. When I told the lad this he made a non-committal noise but after the meal the manager behind the bar came over and explained that they’d run out of one of the “pastes”?! So - they were the same. Would have been better to have been advised beforehand as mine was far too hot for my personal taste. Nice people, nice surroundings, average food, poor communication. By the time you’ve added rice to your dishes, curries are becoming expensive. Let’s face it, we don’t have to add on £3-4 for potatoes and vegetables if we go to a pub. This needs to change.

Would not order again chips over cooked about 3 times food was horrible and water coming from food had some Indian in my time but this was the worst