I have been to this restaurant quite a few times and I think it is fantastic! The owner is a very…read morefriendly chap who always makes his customers feel welcome and is very attentive as well. The food is always excellent and is great value for money. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone!

I placed an order with this place based on the previous review. What a mistake that was. The guy…read morewho took the order told me an hour for delivery, which is fair. After 90 minutes I called to find out where it was. It turned up 2 hours after ordering, but that's not the best bit I opened the bag on the doorstep to discover a large bag of mixed curry! All the lids were off the food and it was a big ol' bag of random curry! Needless to say, I refused delivery. So, I can't comment on the restaurant, but the takeaway service is shocking. Avoid at all costs.

My family all love the food at the Dilshad. I've eaten at the restaurant and the service was great…read more If I have a takeaway I always order on the phone and collect the meal. I've never been disappointed. Its good value as well. The food is varied and well prepared. The restaurant has been redecorated in the last year or so when it was taken over by new managment and the name was changed from The Jaipur. The biggest disadvantage is the Dilshad has no parking and you can't park outside but the road at the side has some parking and if you can't find any spaces there you can use local council car parks.

I have been going to Balti King for a while. Then after a period of 20 years away…read moreI returned It is in the heart of Totnes but will also deliver free to your home for orders over £15. I like the tandoori dishes & the first time back,a Sunday, was a special offer night of 2 for 1 main dishes, so I enjoyed tandoori chicken, tarka dahl, pilau rice & a beer & at £12.40 a very good deal! There are 20 starters & about 70 main dishes to choose from My charming waiter on my first visit,Ahmed, & I talked about the upcoming Rabindranath Tagore Festival at Dartington Hall at the end of June 27 30. Tagore came from Ahmed's home of Bangladesh, so we had a lot to talk about. The festival should be very exciting & you can come at the end of the day & relax here with authentic food from Tagore's country. On the second occasion there, however, I was overcharged, so I would urge you to check your bill! It was also very cold in the downstairs seating area too. What a big disappointment. Get a take away is now my advice.

Five take away meals on Friday night. Five sick people Saturday. Avoid this place unless you enjoy…read morethrowing up all night long.

This modern Indian restuarant is decorated in plum and purple and is beautifully finished…read more The food is good and plentiful, there are some dishes you don't find in many other similar establishments, and the staff are friendly and helpful. It is one of the nicest Indian restaurants I have been too, and I recommend a visit. It is also open to late every evening so when you have been out to the theatre or cinema it is there when most places are already closed. There is on street parking nearby too.

The positives…read more Excellent location by the harbour, and some limited outdoor seats for summer (for a drink before meal really) Friendly staff and good beer The negatives The sauce to the madras was rather watery, but passable. Beware the rather small naan breads! Just too hot in the restaurant

Balti Nights is a small Indian restaurant with no atmosphere or character. The waiting staff are…read moreextremely unfriendly, with no pleasantness about them. The food, when it eventually arrived, after everyone else at the table has finished their dishes, was cold and tasteless. Prices of drinks was also over the top. I can say absolutely nothing good about this restaurant, and would not recommend it to anyone!!

ok if your on a budget,food ok but not great has no atmosphere noticed a few flies flying aroundread more

This has got to be one of the most friendly restaurants I have visited. They were extremely good…read morewith the two young children. Making them a special free drink at the end of the meal. Also provided free drinks at the end to my wife and I. My wife felt that the food wasn't on par with the restaurant we use in Redditch (See Redolence Spice). I enjoyed mine, and the jafrezi was very hot, just like I like it. The mixed kebab starter wasn't as spicy, and the lamb was quite tough. Nevertheless, on average I did enjoy my meal. My wife's opinion is that it was a step back in time to the 70's for Indian restaurants. The reviews for the Maha Bharat are all good on other sites. Hence the reason we went to this restaurant. My wife said she would have liked to have gone to the Bombay Express.

A nice place with friendly people where we enjoyed a splendid spread of Indian dishes at a very…read morereasonable price. Only little drawback was that the poor wife (who definitely can handle whatever spices you'd like to throw at her) had some stomach troubles the night and day after.