The best restaurants serving Indian food in Coventry West Midlands

Food was great - hot and freshly cooked

Amazing food paired with excellent service! I can't wait for the restaurant to reopen, but until then, I'll keep picking up our orders. The Horseshoe mixed grill is a must-try!

In my very honest review this Restaurant in terms of food is below average. I cannot call this Indian food. Onion bhaji was very blend, tasteless. All the food have same taste (just less or more hot). Couldn't taste any spices apart from chilli powder. My Polish wife cooks better Indian food then Rupali and this sums up everything. Service was very attentive,very polite. Seating pretty decent. Very little parking.

Best Indian in Coventry hands down. Unfortunately they don't deliver, I hope they sort out getting on deliveroo or something soon. Edit - Since I left this review they've changed the chef and I cannot in good faith stand by my earlier review.

Good place, food, people, service

Over an hour late, lady at restaurant kept cutting me off when I called. Food was nothing special, but absolutely stone cold. Not a good experience. Avoid.

Salir con amigos. La cerveza estaba bien, pero algunos de los lugareños parecían estar cargados de drogas de clase A. No es lo que estaba buscando.

Excellent food probably one of the best Indian meals I have had. Some dishes not often seen. Service was excellent also.

Vada pay is best and I also like their paneer dosa .nice little place for take away food . I hope they can arrange some seating area soon

10 / 10 comida increíble cada vez, sin duda recomiendo que lo pruebe nunca tuvo un problema con la comida y soy un cliente habitual

Excelente servicio con una sonrisa y comida increíble. Channa Masala era extra especial. Tangy y tuvo una buena patada. Me encantaría visitar de nuevo.

What an odd place. We were invited to an afternoon friends-and-family get together and even when we left we weren't sure if the place was aiming to be a restaurant, a dance hall, a wedding venue, a working men's club or a pub. From the outside, the building looks like a decomissioned health centre: flat roof, flaking paint on the fascia boards, municipal-style car parking to the side and rear. Inside, there's a small sit down area from which you can see into the kitchen and food prep area. Leading off from that is a large room which could be where wedding receptions are held and beyond that is a bar with pool table. A finger buffet had been provided so it wouldn't be fair to judge the food on this single provision. What we had was OK but there was no attempt to keep food (e.g. samosas) hot. Perhaps other visitors can elaborate further on the food side of things. We didn't see much of the staff so again can't judge this aspect of the enterprise. For the reasons above - and to be fair to them - I've given King's a cautious 4 out of 5.

Very nice food, somewhat authentic, tasted a lot lighter than the usual heavy taste of the masala and Korma. Had a bit more of a pub feel to it though as opposed to a restaurant. But either way, very nice food.

Very friendly Caring Good conversation Good quality food at a reasonable price 😁👍😍🌈♥️

Ordered takeaway last night, when it came the chips were black in parts through the chips, this has happened twice now, shall not be ordering from them again.