The best restaurants serving Indian food in Central Liverpool North West

The best ever south indian food I had in the UK. By the time I came all the way from Stoke-On-Trent to have food from ikkaayees, it was closing time. The meaning of customer service, this is it, while cleaning, they set a table in a corner and they made delicious food. That too their new dish "Ilanir Chicken Curry". If you are visiting Liverpool for having kerala food, the best option is Ikkayees. Thank you ❤️

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My partner worked with Nisha when she was a barrister. The legal professions loss is our gain. Mowgli is fantastic. It always has been. It's becoming a bigger chain across the UK but the Liverpool venues have always maintained their intimate, local eatery vibe. The food is always unbelievably good. It's not some ghee soaked stodge from some curry place where everything comes out looking and tasting the same regardless of what you order. Each dish is absolutely unique and has so much depth that James Cameron is trying to dive it in his sub. Nothing is going to blow your head off with spice, but it may ruin Indian cuisine for you. Nowhere comes close. Personal favourites are the Angry Bird, Bunny Chow and Temple Dahl. If it was medically possible to replace my blood with Temple Dahl, I would. We've tried the whole menu and found nothing we don't like. The house slaw is like being high-fived by the Incredible Hulk. It's amazing. We've gotten all the ruddy cookbooks, and again, nothing we don't like. Its delicious, its priced nicely, swings make you feel drunk—whats not to love?

The sort of shop front you wouldn’t look twice at, but we were led down to a restaurant bigger than you expect. Not a swanky place by any stretch of the imagination but great food, service and value for money.

Many times we been to rumi restaurant the previous place was nice and better. Services was good, food also good but we can't find more food options on menu don't know why...

Well what can I say...This lady can cook!! Amazing food made with love. Today I did brunch with my besties what a shout.. All my girlies loved our day together. Great food quality cocktails. Thankyou, we will be back.. :)

Ready on time, fresh and tastes lovely! Second time going and we’ve never had a bad meal yet 😁

"Closed for a few weeks" is written on the door! :-(( Nothing about it online or in social media. That's rude, if you go there with anticipation! And strange: you can still even book online a table!!?

In the city center pricy but food is great

We needed an early meal before catching the train to New Brighton and decided to come here for a few starters and a shared meal. Excellent food and great value served by friendly staff. Wines and drinks are reasonable. We loved it so much we have booked to come again.

Called in here after a few beers in Liverpool. Simply delicious food and great service. Poppadoms with chutney tray, onion bhaji and Shami kebab starters. Followed by Lamb Madras (probably the best I've tasted) and a chicken Biriyani with a phal sauce, chips and boiled rice. Two wines, two lagers £59. 👌 Lovely ambience about this old school curry house with its own booths. Best curry in Liverpool 👍

Love this truly Indian Restaurant and takeaway. Delicious, truly Indian food and wonderful friendly service. Very comfortable dining area and great vibes. A must when visiting this amazing multicultural City of Liverpool.

Shame, seems this restaurant is now closed

I made a booking at this restaurant for a Friday night several weeks in advance. When I rang back to confirm my booking a couple of days in advance, the person I spoke to asked if I had paid a deposit. I explained that their colleague who I had spoken to originally had not asked me to pay a deposit, to which he told me I actually did not have a booking after all. So I asked if I could make the booking now and then come and pay the deposit when we arrive in Liverpool on Friday morning. "Why are you wasting time?" he responded, and then hung up on me before I had a chance to answer. Unbelievable rudeness to someone who was offering you business.