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Ordered a Chicken Tikka Masala, chunky chips and a pot of lime pickle through Just Eats. Delivery estimated to be at 10/10.30pm. Cost; £20+. No sign of it but at 11pm got the Just Eats message 'enjoy your meal'. This message is only sent when the driver physically confirms the delivery. At least it opened up the option to rate the take away. 1/5 for food and delivery time, the lowest I could give. Got a message that it was on its way shortly after. It arrived at 11.35pm. My receipt had been altered to say I'd ordered skin on fries, I never order fries, they suck, chunky chips or nothing. The driver was high and stank of weed. I mentioned it, he said it was the curry smell. Never had a Chicken Tikka that smelled of Kush before. I mentioned that the del' had been confirmed as complete an hour before, but it hadn't been delivered. I was told that Just Eats confirm it automatically. I know they don't, I've been a regular weekly user for years. I don't like being gaslighted, especially by an obvious pot head. The bag felt light. I took it inside. the tikka was good, a rich sauce and plenty of chicken. But...no pickle and the worst fries I've ever had (see below), inedible, dried out, burnt and obviously the scrapings from the end of the night. To top it all, no 'sorry we screwed up' no little extras like a naan as compensation? I won't be ordering again, I feel totally ripped off and lied too.

We go here once a month Lovely food, spicy as you want, great service would highly recommend this Indian to everyone

Absolutely amazing food! Been here three times now and it never disappoints. Food tastes delicious and the presentation is wonderful. The staff are so friendly too and really go the extra mile to care for you. Huge thanks to Rohit for the excellent service

Decent place with a good and reasonably priced selection of food. The staff could be a tad friendlier.

My experience was very nice at this place. Service and food quality are very good. I recommend this place.

The food was delicious and the staff was very kind ! I highly recommend this place !

Not the Indian restaurant we were expecting but so glad we decided to eat here. Not the norm, more of a twist on a curry house, food was amazing, the pineapple pudding incredible and Shahed who looked after us was fantastic, would highly recommend

Food is very nice tried chicken jalfarezi staff behaviour is also good Overall experince is very good

Food was absolutely fantastic and service was excellent. The staff are extremely friendly and attentive and ensured we all had a brilliant evening

Wonderful food, great atmosphere. The Chew Valley Raj is the best around. Very large portions - you could easily share 1 portion of rice and a naan bread between 2 people. Poppadoms and condiments are provided as a starter to share. The waiting staff are friendly and helpful.

We’re always so happy with the food, drinks and service at the Burj. The food is always stunning and so many gin choices! There are roadworks around the restaurant at the moment but we took the back roads to get there and the lovely guy who took our payment even thanked us for making the effort to come over which was so lovely. We’ll be back soon!

First time order for breakfast delivery and the food was top notch. Fresh and tasty, will definitely be enjoying more of the menu soon!

If you ever wanted to go for authentic indian food than please try to come at indian Tempataion and have a thali. I can recommend this.

A "Thumbs Up" from me. Indian Sodas - Thumbs Up and Limca Their is only a subtle difference between these drinks and their western counterparts (coke and lemonade). Thumbs Up is flavoured with sugar instead of high fructose syrup, and consequently their is a caramel note. Limca as both lemon and lime juice in it's recipe which adds a subtle tartness when compared to Lemon Fanta I would recommend getting one for novelty - however they are by no means necessary for your experience here. Squid Koliwada (Small Plate) It is not everyday that you find fish on the menu at an Indian - much less squid. Intrigued and feeling adventurous I ordered it. The squid itself was well cooked and crucially it was not too thick nor to thin. Too thick and it is too rubbery - too thin and it feels that you get all batter. The sticky spicy sauce was tasty and added a Thai note to the dish. Ample spring onion and chilli ensured texture and flavour changed throughout the experience. Nannwich - Chicken Tikka (Large Plate) I was not in the mood for a curry and decided to try this novel menu item, however this is where Bandook let itself down; Firstly - the filling of the sandwich was lukewarm. I imagine this is on account of preparing the food of my other 4 colleagues, and neglecting to put the item under a heat lamp, or at least, forgetting to remove the top part of the naan, shielding the filling from the heat. Secondly - the filling itself left something to be desired. It was incredibly dry. Vegetables and chicken tikka, but no sauce! I was provided a thimble of tomato ketchup, but it was not sufficient to lubericate the contents of the sandwich. Thirdly - the ketchup itself was an odd paring with naan bread. Perhaps a korma/dopiaza style sauce would lend itself better. Overall 4/5. Would recommend - but don't have the nannwich.

Food was very nice but wouldn’t expect you to charge me £5 for a pot of Mango Chutney after first serving me one with a long black head hair in it? Pretty disgusting but apparently not your fault because nobody who works there has long hair… Poor service and response to my obvious disgust at this which is a shame as I would’ve liked to have returned in the future. Hopefully you can take this feedback constructively for how you treat future customers.