The best restaurants serving Indian food in North West

By far the best Indian restaurant in Crewe. Excellent food, excellent service and good prices. Having an Indian sister in law, this is one of the few places I'd consider taking her for an Indian meal, the others all use far too much sugar or far too much spice.

Nice Indian food at reasonable prices. We had a lamb benghal and lamb madras. Only gripe was that the lamb was not properly trimmed, hence some fatty pieces.

Decent food and staff seemed friendly, I'll be ordering again 👍

This is an amazing restaurant, the staff are brilliant, with one in particular who went above and beyond for us, the food is delicious, will definitely be returning,

Another tasty meal by far the best curry takeaway around. Staff are so friendly would defiantly recommend

Food was cold and the staff are the most miserable rude and unfriendly people .prices are good though

Brilliant restaurant, very clean and always a very good atmosphere when dining in,collecting or delivery. Best high quality food, they take so much time and effort into giving the best to there customers all the time and make you feel very welcome. Lovely staff and very nice owner. Highly recommend to anyone.

Had better. The starter wasnt right so dissappointed with that. And foodwas a lil late, curry rice were warm chips steak werent. It was ok

Been going here for over 15years excellent in every way.

One of the best takeaways on offer

Food was average, not as good as The Viceroy (another local), but the atmosphere is better than there. A medium Rogan Josh was tasteless, the Chicken appeared to be completely tasteless, rather like having a Chicken Tonight. My wifes Prawns were shrivelled up and the naans were like garlic flatbreads. Mediocre food but not the worst we have had.

We always appreciate the quality of the food from this restaurant and it seems extra tasty, I am writing this and want to order again as my mouth is watering!

I traveled quite a distance to visit this establishment. Unfortunately, parking was challenging, and upon arrival, the entrance was littered with cigarette ends. Inside, the floor where we sat had crumbs of food. The tables are too close together, making the dining experience uncomfortable. At one point, a gentleman at the adjacent table couldn’t stop blowing his nose, which was unpleasant. The waitstaff should be more proactive in addressing such behavior by encouraging customers to use the restroom instead of engaging in this practice while others are dining. Moving on to the overall cleanliness, it appears that the staff have become accustomed to subpar standards, and it shows. There is clear evidence of inattentiveness in presentation and overall restaurant upkeep. Service The service was friendly and approachable. However, the staff did not excel in upselling or highlighting available deals and promotions, which could have significantly enhanced the overall experience. Food I ordered chips, rice, chicken bhuna, and a mixed grill sharer platter. Starter: The starter was significantly overpriced at nearly £12 for two people. A more reasonable price would be between £7 to £8. The platter included two chicken pakoras, two lamb shish kebabs, grilled chicken, and an onion bhaji. While the quality was decent, the pricing did not reflect the value offered. Main Course: The chicken bhuna was served in a silver dish and had a pleasant aroma. However, it was quite oily, and the spices overwhelmed the dish, leaving the chicken scarce. The portion of chicken was disappointing, and it quickly cooled, diminishing its flavor. Rice: The rice was fluffy and flavorful, which was a positive aspect. Chips: Unfortunately, the chips were a disappointment—hard to eat and clearly pre-made from a low-cost supplier. They lacked freshness, and the addition of over-oiled bhuna only worsened the experience. Areas for Improvement: 1. Parking: The parking situation needs addressing. It is difficult to find convenient spots in the car park. 2. Entrance: The entrance should be cleaned more regularly—no cigarette ends should be present near the entryway. 3. Hygiene: Staff should be more attentive to diners engaging in unhygienic behavior, such as blowing their noses in public areas while others are eating nearby. 4. Floor Cleaning: The carpet should be cleaned more thoroughly. A cordless vacuum would be ideal for quickly removing crumbs from the floor. 5. Food Quality: An improved selection of food suppliers would significantly enhance the dining experience. As it stands, for the same price, you can find better value and quality at restaurants in the Stalybridge area. In conclusion, the restaurant charges high prices for subpar service. There are better dining experiences in the area, with superior food quality and hygiene standards. With a few improvements, this could truly become a top-tier destination.

lovely food but shocking that it’s nearly £10 for poppadoms and chutneys! daylight robbery

The best Indian food! Gonna order food today but just find out you're closed. Hope you'll reopen soon. 😭😭😭