The best restaurants serving Indian food in Southend-on-Sea East of England

Id asked not spicy and for salad neither happened.

Really lovely restaurant, great food and tasty cocktails. Had a strawberry daiquiri which resembled something from London! Chilli cheese toast was unreal! Thanks Adnan again, you’re a great host and probably the hardest worker in Thorpe Bay!

Just visited Indiana for the first time with friends. Amazing food, friendly staff and you can even take your own alcohol. Highly recommended. We will definitely be back.

I can only say that the food would have been more appetising had it not been red. The chicken tikka, pathia and bhajee were all red, tasted fine but not for me this time the red put me off.

Food arrived hot & was extremely good :)

Very good food chicken nice tender great taste

Food here is always amazing. I now won't go anywhere else for my curry and they often do some really good deals on collection which makes it even better. The guys are so friendly and helpful too. Can't fault it at all.

The food was spilled in the carrier bag. All the sauce was spilled

Arriving hot and delicious. The best Korma and Saag paneer Ive tasted! With delivery by friendly staff. Thank you!

Amazing food! Have been coming here for over ten years and even after trying other restaurants none have compared to the food, friendly staff and beautiful accommodating staff! ☺️

ty again guys for a delicious meal if your looking for the true tastes of Indian food this is the place to order

Love there chicken tandoori wrap and biriani

Get takeaway from here a few times a month, had about 20 now and everyone has been perfect, sat in the other week and more of the same couldn't find fault! If something isn't on the menu they will try and get it done for you which is what I liked as nothing is a problem! And it's not that expensive! Won't be changing curry house Any time soon

“I had a fantastic meal here! The flavors were authentic, and the prices were very good for the quality. The staff was friendly too. I can't wait to return!"

Never been to Southend before, which I found a strange and soulless town. Paradoxically, It's big but there is very little here apart from national retail and restaurant chains. Very few real ale pubs, Chinese and Indian restaurants, or gift shops. Moan over. On my first night went to Mawson's micro pub, so Ruchi's, which is on the other side of the road, was the obvious dining option. Had my usual Chicken vindaloo, fried rice, poppadom (no sauces), lager: bill £17. It was very nice, quite good value considering the Cobra bottle was huge, at least a pint, and at £5 was the most expensive item.