An authentic Indian, with a wide range of traditional Indian starters, a large selection of curry…read moredishes and plenty of sides, breads and rice to choose from. The restaurant interior is warm and clean, with Indian ornaments and furniture decorating the walls. The staff are polite and helpful, more than happy to taylor your dish to suit your requirements and always offer a complimentary drink after your meal. The restaurant also offers takeaway services and provide a free drink if you have to wait at all.

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This really is a very good curry house! For years, The Light Of Bengal has been a popular…read morerestaurant and take away for Liverpool's Aigburth and South Liverpool areas and many on this side of the city would agree about its status as one of the best in the whole city. The problem with The Light is of course its situation. Now that the Fulwood Arms has opened nearby, things aren't quite as remote as they once were along this stretch of road between Garston and Lark Lane so is is possibel to enjoy a curry some beers and entertainment next door and not feel like you are making a bit of a voyage. It would be worth it though as The Light's menu is offers a good array of authentic Indian dishes at very good prices and the staff are top blokes. Worth the trek.

At the risk of sounding like a broken record, it takes a lot for an Indian to impress me. You see…read moreif you have grown up on some of the most mind bogglingly delicious asian cuisine for most of your life, dining at these Indian pretender restaurants serving mediocre dishes may pass for good to the unsuspecting curry eater but not ME!! Light of Bengal is good, for most but for my money pretty average. Then again as I said it takes a hell of a lot to impress me. In fact there are a handful of restaaurants of the Indian kind I would actually recommend "highly" Mumtaz in Leeds is exceptional, the EastzEast installments in Manchester are bearable and there are others but Light of Bengal didn't really light my fire I'm afraid to say. No doubt this willl not and should not deter the rest of you going in for some "curry"

I came here with work for a quick evening meal. Really great curry house with great food which was…read morecooked very well indeed. It can get busy because it caters for the theatre crowds. So I'm not certain that you should book if you are going to a show. Fully recommended

Lovely meal here yesterday. Menu was huge so choosing was a problem for us. Food was hot and plenty…read moreof it. Service was good and price was reasonable, little higher than other places but well worth it for the quality and quantity. Nicely decorated and clean.

Placed a delivery order which was due to arrive 1938 Hrs. When food had not arrived at 2005 Hrs, I…read morecalled the restaurant. I was told it has just left and would be with me shortly. With no food arriving by 2100 Hrs I called back and was now told the ticket hadn't printed out. Very unprofessional - mistakes I can accept but being lied too is inexcusable

Best restaurant in the area by a mile. A huge range of dishes to choose from and quality service…read morefrom the waiters.

"I'm the only Indian (restaurant) in the village," the Raj would cry in triumphantly in…read moreWelshish-Indian if it were a character on Little Britain. It's up there with the Millon Tandoori and Gulshan as one of the best Indian's in Liverpool, or at least south Liverpool, I would say. There's a range of dishes to pick from. I'm usually into a bit of spice - not the kind enjoyed by Wayne Rooney, I hasten to add - but my favourite dish here is the Shahee chicken. A mild dish full of honey, and chicken of course, which is utterly delectable. Throw in a sumptuously cooked peshwari naan, and I'm away. Oh yeah, and a pint of Tiger or Kingfisher or some other great Indian beer. The prices aren't bad for an Indian restaurant , the food is always worth it and the service is always quick and with a smile. They often throw in an extra poppadom too, which is a real bonus. But perhaps you have to be a fat regular like me to enjoy that privilege!

The Raj is a great little place in Woolton, it blends in well with the traditional village setting…read more Located in a quaint little cottage, you could easily mistake it for someone's house! There is a little garden at the entrance with a gold water feature, which if it was working and didn't have water pipes hanging around everywhere, would probably look really nice and authentic. The interior is pretty traditional, with Indian style ornaments dotted around the place. The staff are friendly and polite, and will advise you on what to order if you're unsure. The prices of the food aren't bad, a three course meal will cost around £16 per person, with the mains costing around £7.50. There are set meals available which range from £14-£17 per person. I strongly recommend one of the chef's specials, the bulsari salmon - delicious.