The best restaurants serving Indian food in Thanet South East

We eat here a few times per months and Always great food and service. Well recommend this place! NGS UPDATE: Just love this place

Amazing pub. Great landlord and staff. V classy. Always made to feel welcome

Wonderful - Ramsgate's secret attraction. A fabulous Indian gourmet restaurant in a traditional Victorian establishment close to the harbour. Service is impeccable, and uniquely the restaurant serves appetising morsels between courses which are unbelievably tasty and endlessley surprising. Courses arrive very well timed, Wine is suitably chilled, tastes are totally authentic with depth of flavour, thoughtful preparation, and well sourced ingredients. For all this the price is affordable and the ambience of the environment is perfect. I will always go here. So should you.

Went to this restaurant for a pizza (firstly banging, so yummy) and the chef gave us a sample of his chicken tikka…delicious, I went home that night and woke up in the morning craving it again so went back for more. VERY impressed, I had the Dahl and chicken tikka masala, great value for money, chef was lovely and gave me a glass of his mango yogurt drink. I am very upset I don’t live locally, LOVE LOVE LOVE

Very disappointed. We ordered poppadoms and starter and was asked do you want this together we said yes but it came up with the main course apart from one starter which came up halfway through the meal. We were in and out in 45 mins

Excellent food as always.Never had a bad meal. I recommend the Darzeeling from the Regency Exclusive section.Superb. Michael and Maria.

This restaurant used to be our go to for takeways, really wasn't too bad. However, the last few times we have ordered from Tandoori Night the food was really unpleasant. We used to really like the vegetable dhansak but they have changed to recipe to a dish of fried vegetables with no discernible sauce, very greasy and unpalatable. I don't know whether the premises has changed hands, but certainly won't be ordering again any time soon.

We turned up to get our pre-booked table and the staff were unwelcoming and didn’t smile. I ordered a Carlsberg and got a Cobra and when I queried it, I was told they didn’t have any even though it was on the menu. We ordered starters which turned up luke warm. The main course was ok but nothing to write home about. My wife had the lamb achari, which she said didn’t have much flavour. I had the lamb malayan and if it wasn’t for the pineapple in it, it would’ve been completely bland. The staff need to show they are bothered about their customers and perhaps smile a bit more. The restaurant was just over half full and there was very little atmosphere. I wouldn’t recommend visiting this restaurant. The only plus side is that they forgot to charge us for the drink each we had. They never asked if we wanted another drink even though our glasses were empty half way through the starters.

Streets was recommended to us because it's dog-friendly and we like eating whole foods not processed. We hadn't booked but were offered a choice of a couple of tables. Great music and nice "street food" vibe ie undecorated and basic. It's a "small plates" Tapas style menu but of Indian origin. There wasn't a great deal of choice but we're quite adventurous so we ordered all that we liked the look of on the menu. Limited Zero alcohol choices. Service was casual. Tasty food but small portions, which left us a little hungry and expensive for the amount of food on the plate. Overall, it was an interesting meal out and seemed popular and friendly.

Fantastic food good service reasonable prices

Awful, ordered food, when it arrived the paper bag was seeping in oil, before we even made it to the kitchen it was on the floor, driver drove off sharpish and when we called the restaurant to complain they just hung up on us. Will never use again

Considering there were only 4 people in the restaurant the service should have been much better, there seemed to be an arrogant disregard for the paying guests. Poppadoms were stale, The chicken in the curry was hard and dry, sag aloo was actually really good. We score our food out of 10, whether we cook it or eat out. We gave it 3/10 for food 1/10 for service

Can sometimes be a bit hit and miss but we very much enjoyed our meal on our visit last week! Fresh, hot and tasty!!

Had a takeaway - Chicken Tikka Pathia. The sauce was nice, but the chicken had been so overcooked that it was inedible like rubber. I mainly ate the rice and the sauce. My husband said his lamb dish was nice. Shame, as had heard really good things about this restaurant, and it was our wedding anniversary.

My mum and I really fancied a curry while we were in Margate and after doing some research we came across this restaurant! With it already having a high star rating we thought we would give it a try, and we are so glad we did. The staff were so friendly and welcoming, and the food was delicious! We decided to both go for the non-vegetable thali and it was lovely, it included chicken tikka, sheek kebab, meat (lamb) bhuna, chicken curry, rice and naan bread! It was so filling and we left feeling very happy and well fed! I would 100% recommend to anyone in Margate!