This was a wonderful Indian restaurant. The food was amazing. The owner and staff took great care…read moreof us. If you want Indian food, I highly recommend it.

This is our go to takeaway Indian Place. The samosas are delicious and the chicken likewise. The…read moremango lassis are also delicious. My only issue and it is a minor one, is that when we tried to order chai tea, the waiter was very confused and brought alcohol. No matter how we explained the word chai, he didn't understand. I'm guessing the don't have it, which confuses me. Its a minor thing, but worth noting. Still a great restaurant in Burpham.

just a welcoming and relaxing place with excellent food. Never feel rushed to free up your table…read moreand always very friendly.

We visited the Ashuka for its Sunday buffet, and enjoyed good service, and food at least as good as…read moreyou can hope for from a buffet. We started with poppadoms and went on to take the starters that the buffet offered, including meat samosas, onion bhajis and potato pakora. Our vegetarian diner was brought some fresh vegetable samosas. There was a range of curries in the buffet (one being vegetarian) along with sag aloo and a daal, bread and rice. None of it suffered from standing around as can happen with buffet food. I'd come to the buffet again, and will try it for a regular evening meal some time. Nice place.

Good service, staff is very attentive but without being over the top or pushy for selling more…read moredrinks. Good tasty food too. A new-ish restaurant that clearly makes an effort to serve good food and having great service. Now my preferred Indian restaurant in Merrow.

This is one of my fav place now a days. The food is really awesome. Best place to try real Indian…read morefood. Great work chef. Well done.!!

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Jaipur and Thali Thali are probably the 2 best choices for Indian food in Woking at least in my…read moreopinion. There are a few differences though... Jaipur is a bit louder and more lively which is not a bad thing but if you want a quieter experience then go to Thali.. Jaipur has this fantastic offer for parties of 4 which can be found at the back of the menu... definitely the way to go as it is a great deal and everyone will be full. Both restaurants need to add more offerings of desert as this is a great revenue stream $$$ Popadums are a must... Bhaji are a must... just go try it!

My very favourite indian! Having tried several in Woking…read more(and London) this is by far one of the best. You have to try it. If you like mild flavours, try Pasanda or Peshwari. If you like medium ones, Moysore and Dumpuk are amazing! The naan is good, the rice is good, the ambience lovely, with beautiful frescos on the walls and soft spotlights above each table creating a unique atmosphere. And the service is consistently good! I've been here on a date, with colleagues, with friends, and we all keep coming back. It's by far one of the best indian restaurants I have been to, and I would recommend you stop by as well. They do take-away and delivery (take-away saves you 10%) and are a great place to get food from on a lazy weekday evening if you'd rather stay in with a movie.

My pre-salsa meal took me to Woking today. The Guru is in a little parade of shops in Old Woking…read more There is street parking available nearby. The interior is quite modern with a lot of wood and lots of light - they've certainly decided against the traditional, cliched Indian curry house look. The menu had familiar dishes and eschewed the trend of some places to introduce new specials. I was a bit disappointed that they didn't have my favoured mango lassi. However, sometimes, old favourites are old favourites for a reason. Our popaddoms came with some nice condiments and the starter of onion bhaji was light and crisp. The lamb makhani was in a sauce sweetend with coconut. This was balanced with our other choice of chicken tikka dupiaza, which was more savoury. The flavours were distinct and recognisable.Worth a return visit if we come to salsa in the area again.

So. GOOD. When we moved into the area recently, while the kitchen was being unpacked, we found…read moreourselves indulging in ordering from The Guru more often than we'd like to admit. They aren't cheap, and so are now relegated to special occasions or the ends of especially long weeks, but if you're looking for an exceptional curry, this one will not disappoint. The flavours seemed complex and delicate, not the generic sweet curry, hot curry, etc you can sometimes get. They have what looks to be a very nice dining room, but lack of babysitters have kept us from eating in. And, as I've said with other reviews, they don't have a delivery service (thank goodness!), yet are still who we always pick, which says a lot!

Kayal is my favourite restaurant in West Byfleet. The food is delicious, the service is great and…read morethe atmosphere is fun, lively and not too fancy. Prices are reasonable - what you would expect to pay for great food. I would recommend to all.

I'm not a big fan of Indian cousin but I really enjoyed the food. Meals are not heavy and very well…read morebalanced.

Sooooo delicious!! The amuse bouche soup was so good I wanted more. Vegetable korma was really…read moretasty! Highly recommend

This is a very nice place. Everything looks classy in the dining room. Waiters are focused on…read moremaking your lunch as enjoyable as possible. Dishes are typical, with generous portions. Nothing fancy, only nicely executed traditional recipes.

While it was the only Indian food we ate in England on our vacation, I can judge it compared to the…read morenumerous Indian places we've been to in the US. Service was very friendly, atmosphere was stellar (white tablecloths, crisp white napkins, tasteful art and lighting, gas lamps on the tables, etc) and prices are good. Dishes ranged from £4.50 to £12 each, portions were large enough that my wife and I got three dishes, and despite being quite hungry we ended up with leftovers. The papadam were crispy and served with a selection of good sauces. The achar chicken was sweeter than I've had before but for the better. It helped balance the acidity normally present in the dish and created a sweet/hot/sour balance that was just right - definitely a highlight of the meal. Also had an aubergine curry (not on the menu) that was average. Finished with a tandoori sampler that was really good. Lamb boti was slightly tough but very flavorful. Tandoori chicken breast was outstanding. Sheekha was good. Rice and naan were both good. Not any single aspect of the meal stood out as being amazing, but overall the experience was so good that they deserve four stars without hesitation. Bill for two, with chai and beer and appetizer was only £34 (including tax but not service).

Food general better than many of the other Indian cuisine restaurants in Guildford. My naan bread…read morehas been below average the times I have ordered it. Stay clear, like in most other Indian restaurant of the desert, very uninspiring out the freezer options. Service is more professional in many other restaurants of this type. Price range is very close to £££, a bit on the high side compared to the overall quality (but ok as the main course general is better than many other places). Just making it to 4 stars, 3.75 would be more correct.