After the traditional Christmas food at great excess we've really been getting into our Asian food…read moresince then - and upping the ante in terms of hot, hot, hot! It's with this in mind that with nothing left in our cupboards, Thai was most definitely on the brain in terms of an appealing fill - and it really did hit the spot! I ordered takeout and it took about 15 mins to be ready for collection (they will start delivering from end of Jan 2015 supposedly) and you get 10% off the price of food when taking away. The beef thai green curry was tasty if not as hot and spicy as I was hoping for (it did class itself as hot on the menu so I was expecting a real rip snorter as they say in cricket) and the vermicelli king prawn dish was tasty if not quite what we were expecting from the menu description (time to play spot a vegetable...) They threw in some thai prawn crackers (much better than Chinese ones) and in all 2 dishes and a portion of rice was £18 which was alright. Really hoping to get here again soon, maybe to eat in as there's seating for about 40. Friendly staff on the phone and the chef even brought out our takeaway which was a nice touch.

best thai in many miles around here i go whenever i get the chance when family come to visit etc…read morelovely menu - the tempura prawns are lovely - the massoman is delicious (i dont care for things too spicy) the service is amazing - i would give it 5 stars but the mild dishes vary in spicyness a bit when i go back and order the same dish - would definatly reccomend tho!

This place is a diamond! This is the place where I went for my Christmas dinner one year, and had…read morethe best Indian in the world. The restaurant is large and could seat around 100 people if not more, so it is ideal for parties or large groups. Just on the outskirts of Mossley, it is not hard to find and has its own parking on site so there is no need to worry about where you will park. Not only do they serve excellent food, they have a fully stocked bar and excellent hosting skills. They make sure you are well looked after all throughout your meal. What is nice to know about this place is that they raise money for local charities so it really is part of the local town. Go here, its great!

Terrible customer service , spent a lot of money .Treating some friends out .Only to discover they…read morehad a set menu which included coffee .Which they wouldnt include on our bill. Had dined many times here ,but never again. Like to think our regular custom would have been appreciated. The Red Rose ,Mossley is so much better !

While the owners of Chilli Massalla probably aren't waiting by the phone every year for the…read moreMichelin guide to give them a call, we had a pretty pleasant night when popping in for an hour before the football on Tuesday night. We went for their set menu which basically consisted of a starter, choice of standard curry, a side (rice of bread) and ice cream/coffee for dessert - not too bad for £8.95. While the vege samosa was good and the chapati cooked well, I asked for my King Prawn Bhuna to be spicy but I didn't detect a hint of heat in this dish unfortunately...it wasn't like they forgot as they presented it to me as "here's your spicy bhuna" sir. Not bad though - I paid an extra £1 to upgrade to king prawns and also paid an extra £1 to have 2 sides. It's only Byob but there is a bargain booze next door! Not a bad place if you're after a British style curry.

We have been going to 'Chillis' for years and it's our favourite curry house ever. Food is how you…read morelike it and the service is second to none! Friendly staff and fab food in a comfy environment at a fantastic price. Who can ask for more? Love it

You hear the name and you think, Pan Asian, you think Japanese with Korean and Vietnamese with…read moreThai, but it's actually an Indian restaurant. While there are a few of these to be going along with, Asian Fusion is certainly a worthy little contender. The most noticeable thing about this place is just how fresh the food tastes. A pet peeve of mine is oily curry, much of which I've encountered on the Curry Mile, so it was refreshing to see my dopiaza not swimming in ghee, as chunky and as slightly dry as I like my curries. And the rice didn't experience that stale, slightly chewy texture I find in a lot of restaurants. The ambience isn't altogether up to scratch as a little overlighting overwhelms the cosy slightly, but with attentive and friendly staff and such yummy dishes it's worth looking past. It'll easily match up to the best curry experiences you've had and it's certainly worth considering if you're an Indian food junkie.

Now called Mint Lounge. Iqqi is back with a great new chef…read moreand a brilliant menu. This is our favourite curry house - so good I take curry from here to my son 200 miles away!

New Sagor is located in Lees in Oldham it is a really small resturant only seating around 30 people…read moremax but if you book a reseravation you will not be disapointed!! The food is really nice and is full of spice and flavour they offer a fantastic set menu for £8.95 which you can get a decent sized Starter and a large Main and a yummy Dessert, with food as good and a cheap as it is, this place need a try!!

great place. We used to go here about 10 years ago and basically wondered off to more modern…read moreplaces. We decided to give this place another go and it was fantastic. Still old fashioned but starters and mains were lovely. Forget flash modern places with plasma screens, the food comes first and we will now be back time and time again. also they have recently gained a high rating by the food hygiene inspectors and they proudly have printed it off and show it as an advertisement, and why not? good for them. the prices are very good also.

This was my first time here and it was nice the staff were really friendly and on the ball it was…read morenew years eve so really busy. The restaurant was a little old fashioned more of a traditional Indian rather than a new modern one. The food was lovely would recommend giving it a try if your in gatley.

Spent the first part of new years Eve here as they were offering the normal menu until 10pm which…read moreis great as they weren't ripping you off. The food was of good standard... The fish karahi was superb as was the lamb karahi. Will be back soon to try the Sunday buffet.

Always a guaranteed fantastic meal either in the restaurant or take away. Staff have always made a…read morehuge effort to remember my family even after years away from home it's great to go back it feels like meeting old friends! Great classic Indian cuisine-highly recommended!! Ps we always get a free drink-thanks!

This is an Indian restaurant that is serves absolutly amazing food. The staff are more than very…read morefriendly and the few times Ive been there I`ve always looked forward to going back again. But beware, if your eyes are bigger than your belly then it might cost more than it need be. Ive always come home well fed, never managing to eat everything Ive ordered.

Went for tea at nam ploy last night as we wanted to go out for a meal where we hadn't been before,…read moreI have only ever got take away from here and after that being really good thought we would give it a try! We ordered chicken satay and squid for starter but they actually brought out ribs instead of the squid but they looked so good we didn't actually tell them they got it wrong- and they tasted just as good as looked! Then for main I had chicken stir fry with noodles and it was delicious The atmosphere was pretty quiet to say it was a Saturday night it was dead there was hardly anyone in! However there was a magician and called tony and he goes round to your table and asks if you want to see some magic he was so lovely and did a few then went away but we asked him to come back over once we'd eaten because we was so impressed! He works there every Saturday night and it really made our night!

We didn't really want to venture into Manchester for dinner, especially as we would have a very…read moreearly morning the next day, so we decided to give Nam Ploy another go since we enjoyed it so much the first time. It was a weeknight, not busy at all. Most of the business seemed to be takeaway, but we decided to eat in. We wanted to try something different this time... of course we seemed to be having difficulty making decisions on dishes. Eventually we decided on one of the set menus. It is funny that the items Mr. Snarky were excited about, I wasn't, but I was also excited about items that he wasn't. Go figure. We went with Set Menu B, which is a lot of food. The starter was similar to what we had on our last visit, so of course it was a pleaser. Next up was the soup. Our waitress had advised us that the prawn soup was extremely spicy. We asked if the soup could be made less spicy, to which she said no, but said we could substitute for a different soup. So we went with the Tom Tam Gai, a coconut milk based soup with chicken. Mr. Snarky was excited about it, but I wasn't quite so excited, mostly because I have tried a couple of coconut milk based soups and I tend not to enjoy them. I also remember my mom making a dish with coconut milk when I was kid and I always ate something else for dinner because I just didn't like it. However, as an optimist, I continue trying dishes I don't like in the hopes that one day I might like it. The soup came out and it was quiet pungent. However, it tastes much better than the smell. I ended up liking and Mr. Snarky ended up not being a huge fan. The other issue is that his bowl was mostly mushrooms with only a couple of pieces of chicken... he doesn't like mushrooms. If we had to do it again, I would try the spicy shrimp soup. For our mains we had a creamy shrimp curry, stir fried chicken with garlic and pepper, and Beef with Oyster Sauce. This comes with egg fried rice as well, but I believe we did order another bowl of steamed rice... I'm part Asian, I can put away a lot of rice. A word to the wise, try the chicken and the beef first. We made the mistake of trying the shrimp curry first, but because of all the spices and spiciness of it, it just dominated our palette. I will say that I was a bit worried about the creamy shrimp curry, 1) I have never been a huge fan of curry (although we are working to correct this) and 2) because it said 'creamy' in the description and I am lactose intolerant. However, I enjoyed the shrimp curry... the flavor was amazing and the while it isn't instantly spicy, the spice does intensify. We were absolutely stuffed! I think an extra course, even if it is soup probably put us over the edge, however, we were definitely happy with our food (the soup being the exception for Mr. Snarky). And at just under £20 per person, I think it was a pretty good deal.