Aug 2024. Staying in Llanberris for visit to Mt. Snowdon. Went to a pub type place first night…read more Typical. Ok. Needed something different. This place was fantastic. Great food, generous portions and nice service! Open evenings. Can get busy. BYOB - no tea either just cold beverages. BYOB is encouraged by ownership. So don't worry, bring a beer or two. Enjoy!

This is probably the worst restaurant experience i've ever had, and I go to a lot of restaurants…read more My review is not so much about the food or the feel of the place in terms of design (it's average, if not slightly below par), but the staff who run the place. From the start we were rushed, it was the day of the marathon and initially we were turned down (that's fine, we hadn't booked), then as we were leaving the boss pointed us to the only empty table (which transpired to clearly have been booked by a party arriving shortly), he obviously saw us as £ signs and couldn't resist getting some money off us in the least possible time. We were rushed to order, mains came minutes after starter whilst we were still eating it, rushed to finish, (they tried to take my meal before I had finished), not offered dessert or coffee, just given a bill without requesting it. And to hurry us into paying our bill we overheard the boss tell the party waiting by the door that we were leaving. Clearly the boss had squeezed us into a space which he had already reserved for someone else, he's just a very, very greedy little man. The fact the restaurant was full would probably not be an indication of it's popularity, it's simply because LLanberis is a small town and on marathon day it is flooded with 1000's of tourists who need feeding! - this restaurant happens to be near the finish line too.. The experience at the time made us very angry and left a throughly unpleasant feeling with us.

Lovely place. Little chilly last night Fast service & lovely…read morefood.. Very Friendly staff too..

The Bengal Dysentry (sorry but they are asking for that) is a very popular Indian restaurant in…read moreLlandudno. This is perhaps because it's the only Indian restaurant in Llandudno, at least it's the only one I can think of. It also helps that it's within about five minutes walk of most of the main nightspots in the town. It's a decent and long established place with a very good reputation and serves good quality food at reasonable prices. It does get busy which helps to create a good atmosphere (most of the time at least) and it's worth a try if you can get a table.

I've had a few lovely evenings at Asha Balti House. The menu…read moreis extensive and the food has always been really nice and well cooked. The staff are very welcoming and friendly and the service has always been excellent. I've also sampled the food as a take-away and it was of the same high-quality as the restaurant. Definitely not to be missed.

We'd finished our hike on the Llanberis path to the top of Snowdon (3100 feet up, then 3100 feet…read moredown) and were pretty hungry. I remembered that our hosts at Tan Dinas Country House in Betws-y-Coed recommended Ty Balti House, so we headed there. Llanrwst is a working town and interesting to us because of our interest in Wales and the Welsh. The town is quite different from Betws-y-Coed, very tourist-oriented, but Llanrewst is interesting in it's own way. Somehow Llanwrst lucked out over Betws and has a fantastic Indian restaurant featuring Balti-style (Bangladeshi) cooking. Their focus is their tandoori oven and meat dishes, including lamb. We're fishaterians though but we found plenty to eat there too. We had tandoori salmon, mattar paneer, dhal and rice. Asha Balti has a full bar. A G&T was never more welcome. The food was excellent (really, not just because we were hungry!), the staff was friendly and helpful. Dinner was one of our best meals during our two week trip to Wales. It's only a few miles to the restaurant from Betws-y-Coed, so head to Llanwrst if you're in the mood for some great Indian food.

I love this place, some of the best curry around this area, certainly worth abit of a drive to…read morevisit. Good portion for you money, quality food. Staff are friendly and accommodating. Fresh and modern interior with plenty of seating.

Sopna has great Indian food…read more While there, I decided to try something I don't usually get, a lamb dish. They had Lamb Ceylon, and the lamb was more tender than I expected, and this mix of ginger and curry and the other seasonings which go into this dish. Ordered Pilau Rice, instead of Basmati, to go with it. Also I splurged and had their Vegetable Samosa for an appetizer. It was worth it. The restaurant has nice atmosphere and decor, and the wait staff is very friendly and helpful. If I lived in Caernarfon, I'd want to eat at Sopna all the time. However, the only issue with this restaurant is that it's not within walking distance to the town of Caernarfon. It's almost two and a half miles from Caernarfon Castle, and possibly two miles from the town's city limits. According to one of the waiters, he takes the bus to the restaurant every day. Even though the restaurant is "out in the country," it's a beautiful, scenic area.

Fantastic food, with lovely well-mannered staff. It is located just off the main road in Abergele,…read moreand you can park quite close by in one if many side streets. We had veggie meal for two and shared with the kids, and we still had a little bit left over!

Yeh,must agree the standards have dropped a little.some times there's quite a wait for your meals…read morewhen their busy. But very nice staff.

I called on a charity night, so I guess the number of customers was unusual: it was very busy on a…read moremid-week night. Even so it was obvious that a lot of the customers are regulars, which is a good sign. The menu seems a little more diverse than your average Indian, with starters (£3-6) like Asian BBQ: marinated lamb chops, chicken tikka, shish kebab and duck tikka; Monk fish marinated in spices and cooked with spring onions & peppers garnished with tomatoes & coriander; Monk fish Goan style in a sweet and hot sauce in coriander, herbs & green chillies; Coley dish marinated in special spices & buttered. Mains (£7-12 plus rice) include Munger Tanger: chargrilled chicken cooked in a hot sweet and sour, combined with chunks of onion and green peppers , lightly stir fried in a tamarind and mango sauce; South Indian Mugh Balti: Tandoori chicken off the bone with minced lamb medium Balti spices; Kashmir your choice of meat spiced with peaches and bananas. I nibbled on poppadums whilst I was choosing from the menu which came with a better than average selection of 6 onions and chutney dishes. I followed this with Lamb Chaat starter (barbequed in clay oven then spiced in exotic Chaat Massalla sauce) which was nice, and then Naga Naga Lamb (succulent lamb or chicken pieces cooked with special Naga chilli pickle, crushed garlic, cumin seeds & ground mild spices which was quite hot and I ate with a naan. The food was excellent and quite spicy. The service was friendly but a little slow: but given how busy the place was on this Charity night I think that was understandable. The restaurant is on the first floor above some shops, but there is a phone number saying if you need assistance with access to call a phone number. The only parking is street parking, but that isn't usually a big problem in the evenings. Storngly recommended.

Went to Asia Curry House a few times since I cleaned the carpets there, really good food and really…read moregood and friendly staff. I would go again.

What a nice little Indian restaurant! Small inside but fresh and modern interior. All of the staff…read morewho dealt with us were very pleasant and welcoming. The food was very nice. I had chicken tikka biryani; excellent portion size and lots of chicken with a tasty vegetable curry sauce. My partner had chicken bunha and coconut rice. Everything was superb. More than enough food for two, plus drinks only came to around £35 so good value for money also. We were only visiting for the weekend but I'll be sure to go again next time I'm in the area.

Had a delicious meal at Taste of India! They easily accommodated our group of 10! Nice interior and…read morereasonable costs. Food was good and food came out all at the same time! Amazing!

Simply Fantastic food…read more I ordered a medium Madras, as Madras made as normal blows my mind, but I still love the taste. The first fork full. fair play, perfectly as I wanted it. It was a battle, and I still needed a pint of cold milk, but it was absolutely gorgeous! Highly recommended, and will definately be ordering again!!

Looking for a good Indian takeaway, having just moved to the area from the 'home of Balti' (the…read moreMidlands). I must say, this was an excellent meal. Ready in the 20 minutes quoted. Portions good and excellent flavours. Only one gripe is that they don't take card payments, except for on-line orders.