Last night my wife, two girls and I dined here. The restaurant was quiet and we got a wonderful…read morebooth. This is a true North Indian restaurant and one of the better ones. We opted for mains only and ordered Mix Tandoori platter (chicken tikka, lamb tikka, lamb seekh kebabs, reshmi kebab, tandoori chicken, mini meat samosa, salad, mint sauce), pilau rice, chicken curry, king prawn curry, garlic nan and keema nan. All washed down with soft drinks. The meats were all cooked in the tandoor and had that lovely charcoal taste, the curry dishes were spiced to perfection and the ban was fluffy, with right amount of keema. The service and decour was superb.....and all for under £45. This is a real gem of a place...definitely one of the best Indian restaurants in NI. Well worth travelling to.

Great Indian, staff very attentive, delicious food, delicious cocktails, lovely atmosphere. We ate…read morefrom the set menu £16.95 for 2 courses or £19.95 for 3. Portions were generous so after 2 courses we were all totally stuffed and skipped dessert. Going by all the empty dishes it's fairly safe to safe everyone enjoyed their meal. Take away menu available

We just can't get darn good curry in Newry sadly the new(ish) Güru is truly awful. We did really…read moreenjoy Spice of India but being nickled and dimed there just became tiresome. So it's an 80 mile round trip for tandoori chicken tikka with thick korma sauces a peshwari nan and a pilau rice. It was tasty. They offer complementary poppadoms and dips that we always enjoy. One sparkling water one glass of rosé. £50. The staff appear to be completely different from the folks there previously but nevertheless eager to please and always smiling. A word of caution though if parking outside at teatime. It's an urban clearway until 6:30 or 7pm each evening and the traffic wardens know they can sucker drivers - a real money earner for Belfast city council. Don't give them the satisfaction.

Worst food ever I tasted. Never going to waste money again. Staff is racist, unprofessional and…read morerude.

The Curry Club is a fairly new Indian on the Malone Road in South Belfast…read more Like the Jharna on the Lisburn Road, this restaurant is situated on the first floor, plonked on top of another business and not readily noticeable were you to walk past it. It is also a very good restaurant though. Whilst I haven't availed myself of the ridiculously cheap 'Tuesday Banquet' deals - £10 for four courses, rice and naan - I have dined in on other evenings and was very impressed with the laid-back atmosphere, the great service and the unbeatable spicy jalfrezi. It would seem they have a few teething problems, though. A shopfitting company came along yesterday, between services, and removed their front door. They then boarded up the doorway and left a note saying that their door would been refitted once they'd finally paid for it. Ouch! I only know this because I was thinking of picking up a madras for my dinner... But it was all systems go a short while afterwards.

Having a fairly consistent penchant and itch for Indian food I've been relying on one south Belfast…read morerestaurant to scratch my need, until now that is. Having a quiet one in doing work I fancied something a little interesting after watching one of the wrinkle faced Ramsey shows on Channel Four. So I thought, why not. The menu is extensive and brings an interesting derivation from the usual rigmarole, the Massalas, Bhunas and Jalfrezi. This little Malone based restaurant brings a different flavour entirely. I ordered a duck dish, spiced with tamarind and a raft of atypical spices, not too hot though, served with pilau rice. I also opted for a peshwari nann, why not. The order arrived promptly, hot and as ordered. They also included a tart onion salsa and mango chutney.... it's looking good so far. The food was exceptional. Well cooked, tender duck breast with seared fat on top. Rich, fruity and well flavoured (if a little bit under-seasoned) it went fantastically well with the sharp onion and sugary sweetness from the chutney. A really interesting departure from the usual, superb food, cooked very competently with flair and character. Heartily recommended.

Brilliant stuff. In my humble opinion, the best Indian in town and well worth heading to. I have…read moreworked with people who have went here every week, my friends have organised nights out and fundraising dinners here, I have went here for dinner for two and dinners for 5 and my girlfriend, who lived in India for 6 months even liked it, and she is very picky about Indian food. The food is brilliant, always tasty filling and I've never heard a complaint about it. The restaurant is lovely, nice and big with plenty of room without being gawdy, the seats are comfortable and the toilets are always clean and tidy. The best thing about it however is the staff, they're always friendly, polite and helpful. Top class stuff from start to finish.

Despite being from Bangor and being in my late 30s as well as an Indian food lover for well over a…read moredecade, I had never been in here before. Luckily, that changed on Saturday. We got to go for an hour on a rare break with the kid dropped off at the grand parents. We went early so that we would be back in time to collect our daughter and be home for bedtime. So we missed peak Saturday evening diner time. It was just starting to get busier at the end before we left. It meant we were able to book with only 45 minutes notice and head down. We arrived and were welcomed Warmly and shown to our seats quickly after being given a few choices of where we would prefer to sit. The menu was very good and varied and should appeal to curry lovers and those not quite so much as well with a few Asian-European blend dishes available. We ordered mains and starters and both courses were brought promptly when required. The poppadom appetisers were on the table moments after we sat down which was great. The food itself was excellent. I had the jalfreizi and although the flavours maybe weren't quite as complex as my favourite place, it was certainly up there and served up in a decent portions size. I look forward to visiting here again

Really is as good as it gets!…read more Family meals here always go down well and we have visited at least twice in the last two months. The selection is amazing and my favourites include the Sizzling Seafood Balti and the Chicken Madras but I'm intent on working my way through the menu. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and the servers are extremely polite and helpful. One of our party has special dietary requirements and they couldn't do enough to help us and make sure our needs were catered to. Worth booking at weekends as it does get very busy, especially as it's near the cinema but you'd probably be fine walking in during the week.

I had a business lunch here with a couple of colleagues today. Their brief was to take them to the…read moremost authentic Indian restaurant. There was a very select few to choose from but the winner hands down was Tale Of Spice in Dundonald!! It won hands down on a number of scores. First it has ample free car parking. Second it is owned and run by a fantastic all Indian team from kitchen (Chef Gautam) to Front of House (Abhishek and Sunil). Third the food is as authentic as if one was sitting and eating it in any Northern Indian restaurant. The decour is modern contemporary with a subtle Indian touch. The staff are very helpful and knowledgable and chef himself a real expert. I asked him to make three dishes (two chicken and one lamb). He duly obliged but not before we tucked into fresh crispy popadoms with tasty dips-so many restaurants fall foul of serving oily soggy popadoms- a real turn off! Our three mains came out with two pilau rice, a nan and garlic nan. The butter chicken was creamy and tomatoey with no artificial colouring-and not overtly sweet. The Karahi gosht was divine with the lamb being tender, juicy and succulent. The chicken tikka saag was excellent-all three dishes garnished well with ginger juliennes and parsley and coriander.....just like one gets in Punjab. Alas the portions beat us quantity wise. This really is as authentic North Indian as you will get. A must visit place.

Top Indian food where I'm concerned, good value and plenty of it! And the peshwari naan is to die…read morefor!

Pretty good as a takeaway . I had better korma in my life, but it was ok for a man who just did 8…read moremiles on foot

Without a doubt one of the best Indian restaurants in Belfast is Zafron Restaurant…read more It has a varied selection of different foods at good prices and the food is consistently good as is the service. The decor in the restaurant needs improving , but I think the food makes up for it. Also the food is fresh and packed with lots of flavour, not the watered down sauces that you get at some restaurants. Overall I think its definately worth a trip down to Zafron Restaurant.

To be honest, I wouldn't be great fan of baked goods, but the Missus dragged me in here for a quick…read morebite, you could actually say this was a review of two halves as the actual shop is new and clean, and the staff are, quite frankly, brilliant. We were served by a very nice young chap who couldn't do enough for us, but unfortunately that's when things went downhill. The food is, without being too blunt, distinctly average, I had a beef sausage roll that was just mush in the middle, it smelt rather too much like cat food for my taste and I left it, SWMBO's sausage roll was equally glutinous under the pastry but at least it smelt and tasted vaguely like pork. We each had a doughnut that you could have squeezed into the fuel tank of a black taxi they were so oleaginous. So all in all I'd avoid Greggs, the staff are good, the food less so, could be teething troubles but I reckon it's just the food.

Visited the newly opened store and HQ for NI to try the healthy chicken bake (less than 300…read morecalories). After a short and well shepherded queue, I was served by a pleasant young man. I got the last chicken Katsu curry slim bake, so knew it was going to be cool (temp). After paying £1.30 I rushed out and unwrapped it and tucked in!! It was crisp on the outside and loads of delicious and very authentic chicken katsu curry. There was plenty of chicken and was lovely, but was cold-it would have tasted amazing had it have been hot!!