The best restaurants serving Indian food in South Eastern NI

I had a really good experience the staff are nice atmosphere top notch food best in NI I got 5 litres of curry and I went to a job interview covered head to toe in it completely naked and if it was not for the curry I would not have gotten that job in the curry factory thank you Mr Indian so much for every thing

I was a regular for years, they said a guy hadn't payed last week, they pulled the same thing on me.

Saw an offer 2 course meal £14.95 Sunday to Thursday so went in. After 2 starters and 2 main meals and 2 fantas they charged £53.10. When we said about the sign outside they said that was thevearly bird menu. Firstly we went at 5.30 pm they didnt open until 5pm and was only offered 1 menu so thought we could chose from that. We ordered a basic curry so why were we charged double. The drinks came to £5. The food wascquite tastless also for the price. Watch for this its a scam. We were offered some money back which we refused. I thought letting others know was better than getting £10. We will never be back as they onlyvturned the heating and lights on as we were going up the stairs. All the guy said you would pay £80. We said firstly we are not in Belfast and that sign is misleading. Places in Belfast are more respectably pleasing and a warmer atmosphere. They are taking cash only too so probably not paying the right tax for their takings.

Haven't been in quite some time and I won't be back. This used to be a great wee takeaway when Shakeel managed it. The two lonely guys who served me seemed like fish out of water. No personality although the guy with glasses did say thank you. The kebab on chips was a let down to say the least. I'm glad I didn't go for something more substantial. 5 pieces of the worst overcooked pakora I've ever tasted and doner meat chopped up into tiny burnt ends. How difficult can it be?