We went here for Xmas works meal and enjoyed it in there as food was delicious my boyfriend enjoyed…read morehis a lot. However what let it down was the staff. We all felt they were pushy and rude. Normally in Indian restaurants they are very friendly but did not feel it in this place. We were waiting for a lift at end of night and they wouldn't let us wait on doorstep they made us go outside in the rain and wait, I understand they wanted to pack up for the night but didn't find this very good customer service as we wouldn't have been there long so wouldn't have held up much. I would go back for the food just wish the staff were a bit more welcoming.

Our first takeaway from Ashyana and very pleased with it. Staff were VERY attentive when we arrived…read moreand had no issues dealing with my wife's 'no dairy' requirement. Order was ready in ten minutes. I had biriani for the first time ever and really enjoyed it. The vege curry was also excellent. Wife really liked her vindaloo and side dish. Next time will eat in 'cos it looks a really nice place. Happy to recommend.

First impressions was the location seemed abit out of the way and didnt expect it to be very busy…read moreinside. But they had every table full with a nice atmopshere. Ive heard this place was really good so looking forward to trying it out. We went here for a group meal and the there was about 20 of us....so i expected the service to be slow but they were really good. It didnt make a difference that it was a large the food still came out quick. Nothing was wrong. And everyone complementing their meals. I shared a mixed grill tandoori and it was really tasty. The nann bread were crispy which i really like compared to other curry houses nanns! The staff made checking to make sure our meals were ok. Good food & wine!! Will be returning :)

Raj Pavillions is by far the best curry house in Bristol in my opinion. I have been here twice,…read moreonce a year ago with a small group and last night when there was 20 of us. I have been raving about this place for a whole year but struggled to find a good time to go back until last night. We had popadoms with the usual pickles to start. And for main I had the Lamb Asadi, I have been thinking about it since my visit last year and I have to say it was just as good last night. Asadi is a dish with olives and Feta, which you might think isn't your typical Indian dish but served in the Bhuna style sauce is incredible and works so well. We shared a mushroom rice (although we could probably of had a one each) and a Raj special Nan, it was all cooked to perfection. All for around £15 each, which is great value I think. The staff are really friendly and coped really well with our rowdy bunch, they were quick and efficient. The decor is clean and modern with an Indian flavour, I particularly love the mural of the Indian landscape across the back wall. To eat in, take away or delivery everyone should try the Raj Pavilions you won't be disappointed.

Recently introduced to the Mumtaz by my son for my birthday treat. Found the food excellent,…read moreservice very quick and friendly, prices reasonable and enjoyed it so much, the wife and I popped in for our dinner Saturday night and I'm pleased to say the experience was repeated!

Been here a few times, always had a great meal with friendly staff. I would definatly recommend it.read more

The best Indian Res. bar none the food here gives me a gastro orgasm and you cant beat that…read more The brothers who run this place have been here for years and know there stuff,they do not let riff raff or smelly people in here only people who behave and can obviously afford to eat here. After a major blowout for four people including wine, coffe and liquors it came to just over £100 not bad £25 each. As for the kitchen I expected it myself and it is spotless. Get back to the chippy you naff reviewer

Good food in the heart of the city. We were visiting from overseas and looking for a place to eat…read moreand stumbled across this gem!

Booked a table for 2 on a Saturday night, when we arrived the place was absolutely packed with 4…read moreother couples waiting by the door...thankfully we booked ahead we were seated within 5minutes of arriving. I loved their photo wall by the entry, so cute! Also the decor all together was colorful and cute! We ordered 2 curries and a tandoori sampler, the food was really good. The tandoori sampler was okay, nothing special I wouldn't order again, but the curries were delicious! The lamb dhansak was the best I've tried in Bristol and the chicken tika marsala was also really tasty, will definitely be back here again for the curries!

Sitting proudly at the top of Whiteladies Road, Rajpoot has been serving up sumptuous Indian…read morecuisine since, well, ever since I can remember. The first thing that strikes you on entering is that it can't really be described as a curry house: the term Indian restaurant is far more appropriate. This isn't the sort of place where lagered up lads tolerate ropy food in return for one more pint, but a first rate restaurant where the food takes centre stage. The menu is imaginative and varied without just piling on all the old favourites. You can't just choose your favourite curry, rice and naan and you're away, as all the main courses come with the sundries appropriate to that dish. The emphasis is very much on authentic Indian cuisine, not its spiced up English offspring. It may have garnered something of a reputation for being expensive, but Rajpoot really is a cut above, especially in the presentation stakes. The interior is clean and bright and their excellent service has attracted a large following of loyal regulars. And if the weather's on your side you can relax out front and gaze out across the Downs.

Rajpoot is Indian cuisine set in an elegant sophisticated location befitting the standards of the…read moremenu, which is by itself, a first class experience. As a converted Georgian town house over looking the Bristol downs, Rajpoot is certainly one of the best located Indian restaurants in the city and as a dining experience it is certainly in a different league to many other eateries around the city. The food here is authentic Indian cuisine and not the bastardized version of it you find in most other places, so if you're looking for a tikka masala, look else where. If you're more serious about your Indian cuisine and want traditional dishes, great service, a wonderful location and that touch of sophistication often missing from similar restaurants, this place is the one for you. The prices are a little steep, but it's very obvious why.

Really nice Indian restaurant. Filled with boudoir-esque drapes and boothes…read more The food is served quickly, tastes fantastic and service great. They give you after eights when you finish and the ladies a rose. A nice touch.

Service was a little slow, especially as they were not that busy…read more But the food was great and cheap, loved it, will go again

We had four different vegetarian dishes and they were easily the most bland Indian food I have ever…read more eaten. And the naan was burned.

Best Indian restaurant around! Delicious food with big portions. They will wrap it up for you if…read moreyou can't eat it all. It is quality food with quality service. Price wise it is more expensive than other Indian restaurants but you pay for what you get and it is worth paying extra for the quality of the food.

What a fabulous final supper in Bristol. We'd had a significant Sunday roast mid-afternoon and…read morewondered if we could muster another meal before turning in. This place was able to seat our party of 6 at 8:30pm with no issues (including 2 small children). The dishes were each toothsome and well-seasoned - callouts included the lamb Jalfrezi and chicken Cheemeen Mappas from Kerala. Get the Pani Puri and have the server apply the first couple mint and tamarind waters to get the order of operations just right. The Cobra and Malabar IPA were both refreshing, chilled beers, and if you come early enough for some masala chai then take advantage. We all left well nourished, tired, and delighted! Great meal in Bristol's old city.

A fantastic new business specialising in Indian and Indo-Chinese street food alongside the standard…read morecurry dishes you would expect to find in any Indian restaurant in the UK. We visited on a weekday evening and took advantage of an offer which allowed for 5 street food dishes. Each of the dishes on offer sounded fantastic so we decided to choose two and ask our waiter to select three other dishes. Alongside this we also ordered a standard curry dish and some rice (a feast of a meal for two!). The food arrived quickly and was presented perfectly, the waiter explained what each of the dishes were. Every single dish was amazing; complex and deliciously flavoursome. Of particular note was the Gobi Manchurian which is crispy cauliflower coated in a soya garlic sauce, one of our surprise dishes and not something we'd have probably ordered but wow! a phenomenal taste and something we'll be sure to order next time we visit. The decor is provided by vibrant Indian street art and allows the atmosphere to be casual yet still feeling like you're out somewhere special to eat. In conclusion, if you're looking for Indian food in central Bristol, I can wholeheartedly recommend Dhamaka. The mix of street food whilst still doing excellent traditional curry dishes means there is something for everyone, even the ones who don't like sharing!