The best restaurants serving Indian food in Hastings South East

I've tryed mutton masala dosa, it's absolutely fantastic. Will definitely return again.

Our favourite takeaway. Always come back here, no where local compares!! So friendly, the food is always boiling hot when getting home.

We ordered a takeaway, extremely bland Makhani, my left nut has more spice. Biriani wasn't much better. Wouldn't buy again.

One of the famous Bangladeshi takeaway it’s always good quality food provided to me I’m sure everyone will enjoy this tasty food

We went to their Anniversary Dinner last night, it was very busy and had a good atmosphere. We were looked after very well all evening, the food was excellent, a homestyle menu, we had complimentary drinks and a bottle of wine. It’s our only Indian we go to, it’s the best in town!

Love your food shame delivery takes so long 😀

The food was delivered missing items, the order was over £20. No return by the the delivery driver and no online refund.

Food, delivery and service all superb

I really wanted to like this place as it would our local Indian restaurant and I like the variety of veggie options, including potato, vegetable or paneer choices available on a wide variety of dishes. Perhaps we visited them on an off day, but the service was so poor that for probably the first time ever in a restaurant we did not tip. We arrived 2 and a half hours before closing but the restaurant was empty with no music or atmosphere. We asked if we could have a table for two and were met with a grunt and the pulling back of a chair. Some music was turned on which thankfully made it seem less empty and quiet. We were given the menu but almost straight away asking if we were ready to order. We weren't offered a poppadom to start and when we asked for this it seemed to be an inconvenience. The glasses the Cobra came out in were poorly washed. Then, as we were eating the poppadoms, the waiter kept peering over the table and literally the very second one person finished he cleared their plate despite the other still eating. This same pattern was repeated for the mains. The last one of us to finish our main was left eating whilst he was reaching over and completely clearing the table around. We just got the impression we were unwanted there and an inconvenience. To make it particularly clear that we were unwelcome the waiter turned the music off whilst we were in the final stages of our meal. It would have been partially redeemed had the food been good, but sadly both dishes were bland, flavourless and lacked spices. We gave them a chance despite being empty and we can now see why no one else had chosen them on a weekend evening. Disappointing.

Without a doubt the most disappointing curry I’ve ever had :( usually exceptional but my order was late in the day! Lamb Rogon was devoid of ANY flavour and not sure what meat it was definately NOT lamb onions not cooked. Onion rice was nice but once again fried onions are meant to be fried they had just touched the pan and out again :( Sag Paneer spinach and cheese had random tomato in it clearly from the rogan :( Saving grace was the chap that delivered was super polite :)

Had chicken biryani and chicken damask. Also had popadoms. I am a curry lover and can honestly say that this is the worst Indian that I have ever had. The popadoms tasted of fish and the chicken in both dishes was tough. I threw the lot away and wasted £21.

very good food! full of flavour!

After spending far too long in the near by museum, (the palmists had us hooked) we came out to all the food vendors finished and shut. BUT we were so lucky that all the wonderful staff at 3 Souls in a Bowl re opened to feed us all. We all had a fabulous meal freshly cooked and drinks brought to us from their VW !! We all had different dishes and not a scrap was left!!