The best restaurants serving Indian food in South East

Lovely supper club experience - delicious home-cooked Indian food, and a friendly and interesting group of people. We’ll be back!

Great Indian takeaway - the guys were really helpful when I had a problem collecting, and the 3 curry's I ordered were all very nice and as spicy as they should be.

Vinimos aquí para celebrar nuestro aniversario de bodas. El personal era muy atento. El restaurante era muy cómodo. La comida era absolutamente deliciosa. Quizás había demasiado para terminar, ya que tenía un entrante y un plato principal, pero el pollo con mantequilla estaba tan sabroso y el peshawari nan era precioso. Esposo también disfrutó de su cordero rogan josh. Ambos estábamos muy contentos con nuestras comidas y pensamos que era una buena relación calidad-precio. Sin duda volveremos aquí

What can I say this place is fantastic! The staff were really welcoming and the food was stunning. Very reasonable for the price and a single portion enough for two! I will definitely be back!

Absolutely fantastic authentic food great value for money and tastes supreme would definitely recommend great service and fresh food served with a smile cant wait for next one

I am not exaggerating when I say this is my favourite place to eat. I come here often for food as it is so good. The chana chole and paneer makhani are delicious and the meal box is great value. I don’t understand why the McDonald’s in this services is usually extremely busy when there is such good curry right there! Since my first visit I haven’t been able to stop coming back. I recommend for anyone who likes authentic and tasty well spiced food.

Great food and lovely staff. Their menu and prices are much better and we will definitely be returning! Thanks for a lovely meal

This is one of our local Indian restaurants and we do like the flavour of the food served. However, it is a little frustrating that the vegetables used are not of a standard to match their flavour. I ordered the Vegetable Balti (as a non meat eater) which is described on the menu as being cooked in a ‘speciality Balti paste with pieces of onion, red and green pepper’ - my curry had none of these. The Balti vegetables mainly consist of a bagged frozen mix of sweetcorn, diced carrot and beans - I also got a piece of potato and a piece of cauliflower. I understand that it is costly to use fresh vegetables but stocking some onions and peppers should surely be covered in the prices charged. Even if the frozen mix was balanced with some freshly prepared vegetables it would make a difference and would mean we would be likely to order more often. The other local tandoori does include a wider range of vegetables so it would be great to see Elaichi do the same. If I was rating on flavour alone my rating would be better but in terms of quality of ingredients it has to be average.

Passby this restaurant at night and it was buzzing. So we decided to come back for breakfast. Glaaaaad we did so! Food was really good, chai was great. Staffs were super nice and friendly. This is definitely my to-go place for breakfast and snacks. Love the deco, and of course being halal is the deal breaker (:

The best Indian I’ve had for a long time! On time, hot and really tasty. Not greasy at all. The hand towels and sweets was a nice added extra

We used Deliveroo and Uber Eats over Christmas. The food from Ali Baba’s on both occasions was absolutely delicious. No-one could find a fault with either of the meals.

The food was average, the service was average, the wait was poor. It was a very average experience compared to the Indian restaurant GOA in southampton

Superb food - fresh, vibrant and very very good. In my local village pub - this is an oasis of culinary delight in a sea of pub chaos!

First time I've chanced upon this franchise, & I was impressed. It offers a variety of intriguing options. I was slightly miffed that I wasn't able to swap out the fries for mini poppadoms (which seemed odd to me, given that the pricing for both items is the same); but I'm actually glad I tried the massala fries - as they were pretty delicious (as a taste reference - my wife likened them to Nik Naks). My only complaint really was that £7.50 seems slightly steep to me for a wrap, chips & a can - I can get a curry meal with rice for that at my local curry house! But I enjoyed it nonetheless, so won't put too much weight into the price.

If you are looking for an Indian takeaway, this is the place! The quality of the food is really good. The portions are decent, and tasty! As an added bonus, have a great choice of dishes with Amrita's warm hospitality. You should definitely try tandoori chicken, butter chicken and rajma chawal if you are unsure what to try. I have been visiting Taste of India for 2 years now.