An excellent place even if it is run by Bangladeshis not Indians.. bit of a misnomer! A cheap place…read moreto eat but doesn't skimp on quality. Regularly go here for an 'Indian' with a five course meal is the norm not the exception. Some dodgy starters (as with most resturants eh?) but the rest of the menu is quality. Be careful that you don't order something too spicy for your own tastes as they are a bit heavy handed with the spices here. Does do take away meals which are equally good. Also is a good place to get a drink late at night with a meal. Good Taxi services from this place as well AND literally 100 yards from the nearest railway station.

We have been going to the Light of India for nearly 30 years on a regular basis and have yet to…read morehave a bad meal. The tea time special is well worth the money but make sure you are very hungry as the portion sizes are big. If you are in any doubt about what to order the staff are only too willing to help you . Best Indian in Ellesmere Port by far.

As you might have guessed, Gate of India specialises in the finest Indian cuisine this side of…read moreSouth Road (there's another Indian on South Road, but it's down the other end) as they aim to offer the lovely local folk a taste of India in their own little town. The front of the restaurant is a bit tacky but then again, so are a lot of India restaurants (they seem to have a fascination with making them look like the Taj Mahal or something) but if you ignore that and go through the front door you are greeted by staff that are polite and courteous. Gate of India does offer takeaway but I would recommend sitting in if it's not too busy because the service they give you certainly makes it worth staying in. The food on offer at Gate of India is very tasty if a little unspectacular. However, I'm of the opinion that even an average Indian dish is still a very good meal so don't think that the lack of originality in any way harms the quality of the food. As usual, they cater for everyone's tastes, offering everything from mild kormas to that'll-hurt-my-arse-in-the-morning vindaloos, which can all be washed down with the usual selection of lagers and other alcoholic beverages.

Used to go here quite a lot but have gone off it recently, They still do the best Keema Nan and the…read morecurry is very passable but the last couple of times I have been in there I have felt very rushed, the guy came along with the bill and then tried to stand over us while we got the money together, I had to ask him to leave us alone for a minute. How Rude! I suppose it's probably only one member of staff spoiling the broth so to speak and I could understand it if we where drunk and leary but we hadn't even had a drink that night and we where very polite and pleasant with them. The guy must have had a bad day or just wanted to get rid of us but it spoilt the experience quite a lot for me.

Having been disappointed with a few other Indian takeaways in the area, we tried this on…read morerecommendation from a neighbour. It is really rather good food is fresh and when you order online you can specify a time slot which is very handy as you can order for later. Staff also very nice if you pop on in person. Have eaten various mains from the menu and all have been good. Pathia very often on our list! Bhaji's and other sides aren't as great which is why it doesn't get 5 stars. Otherwise, well worth a try.

After a long drive from London looking for a good curry, this was perfect. Really great food and…read moreequally as good service!

Indian dishes seem to massively change from city to city, and this is no exception. What you get…read morehere will be different in London, Manchester, Glasgow etc. But the food is good, portions are ok (maybe could do with a little more), staff are friendly. The actual building is an old chapel, which has been very tastefully converted (as much as you can from a chapel to an Indian restaurant :D ). I will be going back there, for sure.

interior isn't up to much but the staff are very friendly. Usual Indian menu but food is simply…read moreexcellent both eat in and take out and service is quick. Very rarely disappoints. Is worth visiting

As you might have guessed from the name, Spice House in Ormskirk is not the former home of Scary,…read moreSport, Ginger, Baby and Posh, but is in fact an Indian takeaway that also offers a home delivery service. The shop itself is quite small and somewhat cramped, but is pretty functional nonetheless as the fact they offer to deliver to your front door means you don't even have to set foot in the shop if you don't want to. Their menu offers the usual selection of spicy and flavoursome Indian dishes with varying levels of heat, meaning you can avoid anything too hot if you can't handle it. They also sell the usual sides you'd expect such as bhajis, poppadums and naan, all of which are available for a small fee. Their meals themselves aren't particularly cheap but do represent good value for money.

We ordered an indian take-away from The Spice House on Friday evening (25/1/13) and I had to come…read moreonline to write a review as we were really pleased with the food and service. We were supposed to be going out for an indian meal but due to the snow we thought it would be best to stay home with a take-away and ordered from The Spice House as it was the only one we could find that had the delivery service. The food arrived in good time, hot and absolutely lovely. We really enjoyed our take-away, just as much as our usual meals out at our favourite local indian restaurant ... we will definitely be ordering from The Spice House again! Can recommend the balti made with lime pickle especially (can't remember the proper name, but it is on their specials section) and garlic naan.

Brilliant food, great service. Only nice Indian takeaway around here in my opinion. Its been around…read morefor years as well, that should be proof enough.

As you may have guessed, this takeaway specialises in Indian cuisine and is located on the Redgate…read moreestate, opposite my old primary school. Its location away from the hustle and bustle of the village (compared to a lot of Formby, the village is definitely booming) means that it is easy to forget about a place like this, especially with the Balti House and Shanti in closer proximity to the comfort of the village. However, if you fancy pigging out on an Indian without leaving the house and would like it cooked for you rather than nuked in a microwave, you could do a lot worse than going to Redgate Indian. The usual suspects are there - korma, jalfrezi, madras, vindaloo (for those of you that way inclined) but on my last visit there I decided to go with one of the house specials, going for the Roshni chicken which was delicious, albeit a bit spicy for my liking (I was warned, but did I listen?) There are also a range of chef's specials as well as the house ones, which while a bit more expensive, are worth it. Whilst there are better in Formby, Redgate Indian is worth a try if you just fancy slobbing in front of the tv with a curry and a can of Special Brew.

Pretty good Indian takeaway. It's a restaurant, too, but I can't really speak for that…read more We ordered a vegetarian Thali for £7.75 and there was plenty for 3 people. Quite reasonable quality, too. Service was extremely polite and helpful: they insisted on carrying the box to the car for my wife. Will almost certainly use them again.

This is a very good Indian Restaurant. It serves freshly prepared Indian food and Bangladeshi…read moremeals. Vegetarians are also catered for. The portions are a very good size and it is not expensive in the slightest. They also do a take-away service, which I would use if I lived closer. The drinks menu is very good too, and there is a fully licensed bar. The place itself is very nice and clean and on the whole it is very good value. Would definitely recommend.