The best restaurants serving Indian food in Allerdale North West

Food was good quality and quality, albeit the poppadom dips were a poor selection. But the restaurant was COLD. Uncomfortably so. I'd taken a trip to try this for the first time but I'm sorry to say thatI won't be back.

Amazing food, fantastic service, decor lovely, would highly recommend. Very clean & hygienic toilets…couldn’t fault this place

Meals are lovely prices are goo customersjust don't seem to understand social distancing while waiting in here

My new go to curry house.Food is lovely and the place itself is very clean.The staff are also very friendly and always welcoming.Best of all the speed of the service even on a busy night.Keep up the good work guys.

A real unexpected gem! We stumbled across ‘TheSultan of Keswick ‘ and were thrilled to have done so. Coming from the Bradford area of the country we have high expectations of our curry and this place did not disappoint. The service was fantastic , lovely friendly staff . The food was delicious, in fact the garlic naan was the best I’ve tasted in ages and all of this was great value for money. It was an all round great experience- highly recommended!

5 out of 5 best curry I've ever had!! Try the South Indian curry so tasty. Naan bread perfect. Vindaloo was excellent. Service 10/10. Will definitely come back,

This restaurant is now called schuhag the food is very very tasty the place is clean and well cared for and friendly staff

I'm sorry I have to write this because they all seem to be nice guys at Fiza Spice but, as I had told the manager previously, if this ever happened again I would post an honest review. And it has so here goes. At least this review will give this business an opportunity to explain. Because they haven't answered me in person. For the second time this last year - both times being at the start of the week - our lamb curry was made with bland sliced lamb. Very obviously left overs. After all, who would roast a leg of lamb then use it in curry? Maybe at home you might use up leftovers from the Sunday roast - but professionally? I don't think so! The sliced lamb was bland, no spice in it, it had just been warmed up in a curry sauce. Not 'cooked in spice specifically for the curry. Where is this left over lamb coming from? A care home? A hospital? Has it come from the kitchen or from the plates ie having been served then returned to the kitchen with goodness knows what contamination? Our entire lamb curry went in the bin. And, despite being very much NOT a squeamish person, or picky in any way - I still feel sick thinking about it. Who wants to eat a stranger's left overs? Goodness knows what else is going on in the kitchen if the manager thinks this is acceptable. We will never, ever, eat from this takeaway again.

Came here on a Friday night. We were told there would be a 15 minute wait for a table. We waited for 30 minutes and when we were eventually seated upstairs, we had walked past 5 evacuated tables downstairs. As per photo, we were seated by the main thoroughfare, next to an open fire door. My shish kebab was a brown colour, I have been eating Indian meals for the past 45 years, the shish kebabs have always been red with a yellow sauce. My Madras curry was red, again normality would suggest brown. Not happy with the total experience.

If I could I would give it a one star we ask them if they could put spice in it instead of they said no because English people doesn't like spicy Currys because they don't know what a curry is