The best restaurants serving Indian food in East Midlands

We have been using Indian Nights for too many years to remember. THE best freshly prepared Indian food, great choice and fabulous flavours - such lovely staff - we wouldn’t ever go anywhere else but it’s a bonus that it’s just down the road. Highly recommended

We had to come into Leicester for personal reasons and thought why not get some sweet sticky food to take home. So I looked up sweet centres near belgrave road and this shop caught my eye. Having gone there we were very disappointed with the amount and quality on offer. I asked for a box of gulab jamun (1/2 kg). The first thing the lady said was “is that it?” (In Punjabi), which shocked me. Then she said £6 for about 6 gulab jumuns. Asked for money back and will never go back. Shop wasn’t busy only people cueing up for online/phone collection.

Just had a delivery not worth the price and no flavours at all in the food. On the takeaway menu it says 5 star winner in 2010,2011 and 2012 maybe they are still in 2012 cos the food was absolutely not the best in the midlands like they proclaimed

Ordered from here in the past, food was great, sad to see they have shut down, they had great food and a great chef

We had a super meal with our two friends. Nice decor in the restaurant too. We always use Akash for delivery, and it is always good.

lovely place, staff are friendly, helpful and make you feel welcome.

Food arrvied cold. Chicken dish was very dry.

First time visiting this lovely restaurant. I have a peanut allergy and so trying a new Indian restaurant is quite a scary thing as they usually use nut oils to cook in,I was reassured that things are kept separate and indeed I didn't have any reaction. The food was absolutely delicious.all really fresh. The service was really nice and there was a good atmosphere in the restaurant. Also the prices were very reasonable. We will definitely be back with friends and family.

I have been here a few times now. The food has been really good. The hariyali panner and the fish pakora were really tasty. The restaurant is pretty, nicely decorated, the staff were ok too but it’s been freezing everting! Because of how cold it has been I have stopped myself going a few times.

Went here once when it opened after being the currywala. The new owners were false advertising offers to bring people in and we felt conned. We spent about £20 on a Peri Peri Chicken and a curry with rice as a take away. When we got it home the consistency was glue. The chicken Peri Peri tasted rotten as though it had been marinated for a month in a bucket. I had to contemplate calling in the Environmental Health department as it was so disgusting. They even had a kid manning the reception taking the orders to get people to feel sorry for them and stay when duped into going in there. I love Indian food and this visit made me heave. They have now closed as Spice Bengal and a new name is being put over the door - make sure it is not the same people or you could be sorry.

Plain chicken was off 2nd time given them another chance never again

Chiken kebab meat prepared on the frying pan reheated in microwave. This place is a not funny joke.

We alway use paprika as they are deliver quickly and food is always really good

The service was amazing I asked for a butter chicken and it was fab and a small sizzler which tasted so good cant wait until this indian cusine fully opens

Such a horrible welcome Basically don't go They don't really want your custom Arrived and she made us feel we shouldn't be there No point in this palace Go somewhere else