I needed some spicy food while I was working in the UK…read more Someone recommended this restaurant. We ate there and I was impressed. The lamb jalfrezi was excellent. A big plus is this restaurant also serves beer. I will say that based off of my experience it was the best Indian food I have ever had.

Excellent food in comfortable surroundings and typically very efficient service. Worth driving down…read moreto.

Naseeb was the first Indian restaurant I ever tried in the UK, and it's still one of my favourites…read more Its convenient city centre location makes it a great place to eat after a day of shopping, and it's also close to the clubs, so you can have a great dinner before a night on the town. The basic menu is not particularly different from other curry houses, but the preparation is something special, and Naseeb staff is friendly and have a good sense of humour. Most of my memories of this place involve me laughing a lot and having a great time, with great food and reasonable prices

This place was recommended to me by a local "foodie" so I decided to give it a try despite its…read morehaving no reviews. When I walked in there was only one table occupied. No one else came in during the hour or so I was there. I arrived and was immediately offered poppadoms with chutneys and pickles, which I accepted. The bread was hot and crisp, with little taste, and the chutneys were unremarkable. I did not care for the pickles. I did not know what to order and accepted the waiter/owner/maitre 'd's suggestion: a "medium" spicy dish. I had asked for spicy Indian about a week ago at Oxford and suffered the entire next day, so I decided medium would be OK. He said the dish was one of their best. It came and I was unimpressed. It was fairly spicy without being very tasty, There were a few chunks of chicken, but it was mostly a pretty lame sauce. I asked for chips instead of rice and they were freshly fried, crispy, frozen pre-cut potatoes. They had probably frozen for quite a while since most of them stuck to each other. To this point the review would probably be 3 stars, but this place lost every ounce of credibility when they presented me the check. It had a charge for £2.80 for the poppadoms, etc. When I asked about it, the sleazy guy said "I asked you and you said you wanted it, that is what we charge for it." Well, this is the kind of stuff that is typically included with a meal for free, as it was in the restaurant in Oxford, and I told him so. Finally, he offered to take if off my bill and presented me with another version where he rounded my £9.25 meal up to £10. I let him have the 75p. And also let him have this review. Just say no to King Karai. You'll be glad you did.

as soon as we got there a memeber of staff told us to wait by the door and then he disappeared for…read morea good 10 minutes and then didn't come back to then be told by another staff that we need to go upstairs where there was no other people sat eating. everybody was sat downstairs and it was half empty. maybe e because it was booked and we hadn't booked but I'm not sure. nevertheless we should have been treated with respect equally as we are still paying customers. we contemplated wether to go to another place or not but stayed because we travelled a far to come here. food came exceptionally fast than expected but staff don't greet you with a smile or with manners they are moody and Rude! won't be coming here again as customer service was zero! you need to train your staff on how to deal with customers Bukhara.

Trendy place, I came in here a little late for a double-dinner date…read more Great setting, subdued ambience - one can hear yourself think. Which is great on the whole, although I could also hear the stomach grumblings of my fellow diners (accusatory groanings making me feel wholly responsible). My partner gave me a prep talk before I came in here - DON'T embarass me in front of my friends, we're already late because of you Suitably chastised, and plastering on a fake smile and a dollop of charm we went in, and made our way to the table. Despite such ominous beginnings, this place helped soothe any piqued ego's with it's calming atmosphere and massaged our palates with it's incredible food. I know it sounds slightly patronising but it really does feel like you're eating authentic Indian food here. The kind that Indians would want to eat. We went for a mixed grill starter to share and the meat was succulent and cooked well. For mains we ordered a selection of vegetarian and meat dishes and were beguiled by the simpleness of each dish, freshly prepared and intoxicatingly delicious. The prices stared at the higher end of the spectrum, but somehow the whole bill still came in at just over £40 for 4 of us, which I believe is very affordable. This place, it would appear, is full of nice surprises. Take your date here if you wish to see them again.

A wonderful curry house with very very good food. The service is attentative and friendly, and they…read morereally do go out of their way to give you a great meal. The prices are mid-range, but well well worth it. If you go on a regular basis you get to know the staff well and they make you feel even more welcome. My favourite place to eat, just lovely.

I have just visited the Sangam Balti House in Lostock Hall after reading a couple of reviews on the…read moreinternet. The entrance as soon as you enter the restaurant upstairs is very inviting and the staff are extremely polite. After I ordered my food to take-away I was shown to a seat to wait and was given a complimentary glass of fresh orange juice. The food took aroung 5-10 minutes to prepare which I was fine with as everything is made fresh. When I recieved my meal and drove home I was very pleasantly surprised to find 4 complimentry onion bhaji. As I tucked into my curry I found that the Korma sauce was very nice and thick and creamy but not to thick or creamy to make it inedable or sickly which I have consumed in the past from other take-aways. The Bhuna was excellent, I could not fault this curry at all. In both the Korma and the Bhuna, the chicken was in very large chunks and pure white breast, This restaurant does not skimp on it's ingredients like most places. Overall, I would give this restaurant a very big thumbs up and if your looking for a place to take your loved ones for a quiet family meal, you've got to give the Sangam Balti House in Lostock Hall a visit. I can assure you that they will definatly see me again and again.

The service is never anything other than explemplary the food excellent. Great offers on a Sunday…read moreas well. Highly recommended, best Indian in Leyland ??

I cannot understand the last review. We have been going to The Viceroy since we moved into the area…read morefor the past 6 years, both for takeouts and to dine in. The eat in offer on a Sunday before 6pm is great value: buy one get one free on main courses, and the takeaway menu for two ends up feeding us for two days! The service has always been great: the head waiter is very chatty and remembers us from previous visits. We've also been given extra accompaniments at times too, when we've had to wait a while for takeouts. Shahi tokra lamb is divine and Badshahi Chingri is also a must is you like prawns cooked in their shells. Lamb or chicken tikka afghani is very spicy, but lovely too.

The staff are always polite and nothing is too much trouble. It is a lovely relaxed environment to…read moreenjoy lovely food and good beer. They offer a wide range of indian cuisine at reasonable prices and every meal we have had has been excellant. Spice of Bengal also offer a delivery service which is also very efficient with the food arriving nice and hot.

One can order by phone, their menu can be seen at;- Spice Of…read moreBengal Menu (http://www.take-a-way.co.uk/menu/6155/spice-of-bengal-preston/) Give them a ring