The best restaurants serving Indian food in Lichfield West Midlands

I have drove past here many times but today was the first time i came to eat, and i wish i had come sooner! Inside was really nicely decorated, the service was amazing, they were so friendly! Thank you to our servers! The food was tasty, it came quick despite the restaurant being full! You can also bring your own alcohol to drink, which is a huge bonus! I am already planning on coming back next week!

Very good food and excellent customer service! Definitely recommend

Brilliant service and very tasty food, well balanced flavours and nothing is too much trouble. The staff make the atmosphere.

Food was lovely, great flavours.... tried a Bangladesh dish I've never had before and was very happy. The only downside was the service, had to ask to order food and was not very attentive during the evening. Also think it could of been more spicy.

Very good home made Indian meal with a good selection of beers in a friendly village pub. Perfect and well worth a visit.

We popped in here for a take away whist visiting on our boat. The food was excellent, good sized portions and very tasty. We even got free popadoms & sauce. Sorry no photos we were hungry 😊 definitely recommend also value for money and great staff

The food was superb, and the service was friendly and professional. A very comfortable and relaxed atmosphere. Our first visit and we're looking forward to our next.

We ordered a takeaway for 8 people it was ready in 25 minutes. Staff were very friendly and the food was the best Indian we have had in years… we will be back.

We love this place.... Best takeaway in Burntwood... Esp on Wednesday when they do Any starter, main and Naan for £11.95!!!!! And a Monday,But even without the offer, would still eat here.... As so reasonable Love going into the restaurant also... Food is consistently tasty and staff are great esp Aka!!!!!!!!!!😊 Been using this Indian for at least 15years. Keep up the good work Spice lounge!!! Becki ( Aka knows me)

It was really busy tonight both with takeaway orders and people dining in the restaurant. The service was slower because of this and some people were not happy. We could see that the staff were working hard and were in no hurry so didn't mind. When the food arrived it was excellent, sometimes the quality can suffer at busy times but it didn't tonight. Well done to all concerned on a very challenging evening.

We got food from Ivory Tusk on a weekday night and it was spot on. We phoned ahead with our order and received good service on the phone. Parking is a bit tricky, but we managed ok. We went into the restaurant and were greeted by the staff, who asked us to sit in their waiting area. We paid and within a few mins they brought our food out. It was hot, the portions were generous and it tasted good. We will use them again.

A decent curry house which isn't that expensive, compared to neighbouring Indian restaurant. I recommend the Chicken Saag and Chicken Tiklka Jalfrezi for mains and Onion Bhaji and Chicken Chaat for starters. Very friendly.

another over rated restaurant service is good atmosphere is good hygiene looks good taste of good … something they should really pay attention to … naan (bread) basket is the only acceptable dish we ordered … chicken biryani, I read that many commented rice so soft & great … but this is like mushy & overall biryani rice taste simply not there (i think most other “ordinary” biryani seller do better than this Paneer tikka, no comment just dissapointed Methi chicken masala, ordered this so we can dip gravy for our bread … super heavy and super rich dish, I mean super super heavy, as if chef has put 5x spices required to cook this dish (we feel our stomach so stuffed the rest of the day, that’s bad) After our order placed, waitress recommend Papaddom (just 3 pieces) to eat together with biryani we ordered - best part is “after” accepted this “recommendation”, she commented to us that we must be hungry (obviously we ordered too much, then why not telling us, also pushed another dish to us?) Mango lassi we normally love to order, too thick and rich to finish … Maybe they pay all attention to services, atmosphere and everything, but … they forgotten they suppose to serve nice dishes?!? Because all this, this is super expensive & totally not worth the money … first and last visit for us 😅

In these difficult times we thought we would treat ourselves to a takeaway. We had been told that the Lal Bagh was very good but as we didn't know the town too well we asked a local where it was. They told us that Lal Bagh was a bit of a walk from where we had parked and that the Indian Village was just around the corner and they said it was also good, sadly the meal was very disappointing. The mains and the rice were far too salty to a point where you could barely taste the flavours, both the mains were very thin, very similar base and taste. On a plus side the chicken pieces, although small, were of good quality. Considering it was £34 for two mains, two rice and one nan bread, they hadn't even included a couple of complimentary poppadums' or salad, which we always receive in all the 'other' Indian restaurants we use. Sadly we won't be returning but will definitely try Lal Bagh next time.

I meet friends there most months and we are always very happy with the food and staff. I visit India most years so know what a good curry should taste like and Aashiq's is as close to real Indian as you can get in the UK.