The best in the area, I have been coming to this establishment every summer for over 20 years the…read morefood has been consistently excellent. Well done, keep up the good work.

what a great place ,I often take my wife here. and mother in law .second to none service. we will…read morebe back .

I wouldn't go anywhere else for my Indian food always great service and very friendly staff. I…read morecouldn't recommend highly enough. I've given it 5 stars because I can't give it anymore. shaun

Very poor experience. Cannot recommend. Went into the restaurant at 6.30pm this evening and asked…read morefor a table for four. My wife and my 5 and 3 yr old daughter both well behaved and well dressed. I am a partner at a city law firm and my kids routinely eat out. The waiter looked us up and down and (presumably after deciding that he did not like the look of us) said they were fully booked. The restaurant was practically empty (about 4 tables in use). We were finally offered a table out the back which was the only table which had not been laid. We were told that all the other tables were booked for within the next 30 minutes to 1 hour. The table was poorly located and the staff extremely unfriendly. We left the restaurant as we did not wish to eat at the worst table in it nor frankly give our custom to such an undeserving bunch (and ate at a nice pub 100 yds up the road The Lock and Barrel). After a very nice meal at the Lock and Barrel we walked past the Last Viceroy Of India restaurant to see if (as we had been told) it was indeed full. It was not. in fact about a third of the tables remained empty. I went back into the restaurant that I would leave them a very poor review on Qype for lying that they had no tables. The staff response was to smirk. I've given it one star but frankly it doesn't even deserve that. Also found this press article on the place. I think it speaks for itself. http://www.gazette-news.co.uk/news/4819429.Illegal_immigrant_hid_on_roof_of_Frinton_curry_house/

Arguably the best Indian* food in Kent. And whilst we can agree to disagree here as personal tastes…read morewill differ, it's easily the freshest, cleanest tasting Indian food I've had since moving down here. Really skilled preparations and masalas. Divine and highly recommended. The service was excellent and the atmosphere was delightful, and we even had our intermittent screaming machine with us** * - whilst all of the tried and tested British favourites are available, don't shy away from the Nepalese offerings. I had the Lasun Kukhura Khursani and it was truly sublime. Almost overwhelmingly wonderful. ** - Son.

We really loved this place and understand they're new so hope they do well. We started with the…read morelamb momo and papadum with chutneys. The Brinjal Bhaji (Aubergine UK/Eggplant US) was really excellent. We also had the Sag Paneer and the Vegetable Biryani. Everything was flavorful and fresh. Hot towel provided after meal was very thoughtful.

Some of the best Indian food I've had! The Tikka Chicken biryani was amazing!!! Service was…read morespectacular!

Best Indian place in Bury! Hands down!…read more Here's why... 1) 50% off to dine in on Sunday's 2) They deliver - also 20% off orders made via Just Eat. We've ordered so many times, we know the delivery drivers 3) Food is amazing. Some faves are chicken saag, rogan josh, korma...really the list can go on.

Winner of the Kent Kestaurant Awards' 'Best Indian' category and deserevdsly so. Despite being a…read more 100 seater you'll still need to book on a weekend. Lots of local game dishes and seafood dishes including an exellent Nengal Fish Curry. Great value and first rate service too.

Undoubtedly one of the country's best Indian restaurant as it's multiple awards testify. Booking at…read moreweekends is essentail as curry lovers come from far and wide. In a rural location housed in a fiormer coaching inn, The Raja of Kent - not to be confused with it's equally fine sister restaurant in Maidstone - has plenty of parking. The menu, whilst featuring all the usual suspects - King Prawn Butterfly, Chicken Tikka Masala, Pasanda, et al - contains many unique and unusual dishes fishes , Duck Tiikka, Aromatic Mussels, Venison Karahi, Chlli Scallops, using ingredients sourced fromlocal suppliers. The cooking is first rate but the pricing surprisingly modest. Starters are around the £3.25 to £4.75 mark, and mains mostly £5.95 to £7.95.

Genuinely the best Indian food I've ever had in my life. We just ordered a bunch of stuff, from…read moresamosas and butter chicken to kabab and broccoli salad. Absolutely nothing we didn't love! Service was also fantastic! I noticed they're super intentional about allergies and brought out an entire tablet for my friend to cross-reference with the menu.

Dishoom Covent Garden is a modern Indian restaurant inspired by the Irani cafés of Bombay,…read morecombining traditional Indian flavors with a vintage atmosphere and carefully designed interior. We walked into a space that felt different from a typical Indian dining experience because of the attention to detail in the décor, lighting, and overall atmosphere. The room had a classic yet lively feel, with a balance between old-world charm and a more upscale restaurant setting that made it feel like a place we could enjoy for both a casual meal or a special occasion. The food is the biggest reason to visit, with a menu that focuses on bold flavors and a mix of traditional dishes and modern interpretations. We ordered a few items and found the Chicken Ruby one of the standout dishes, with tender chicken and a rich, flavorful sauce that had a good balance of spices without becoming overwhelming. The Black Daal is another signature item and is worth trying because of its slow-cooked texture and deep flavor, with a comforting quality that paired well with the naan and other breads from the menu. Beyond the more well-known dishes, Dishoom has a variety of smaller plates that made it easy to try different flavors. The Gunpowder Potatoes and Okra Fries were great options if we wanted something to share, while dishes like lamb chops, biryani, and paneer provided more variety depending on our preferences. The menu had enough options for both people looking for familiar Indian dishes and those wanting to explore something different. The drinks are also an important part of the experience, especially the chai. The restaurant's chai has become one of its most recognizable items and fit well with the café-inspired concept. Having a warm drink alongside the food added to the overall atmosphere and made the meal feel more complete rather than just focused on the main dishes. One thing to keep in mind is that Dishoom can get very busy, especially during peak dinner hours. Reservations are helpful when available, but the restaurant also manages walk-ins with a queue system. If we did have to wait, the complimentary chai while waiting was a nice touch and made the process feel less inconvenient. The Covent Garden location was also in a convenient area for exploring nearby attractions before or after our meal. The team moved through the room with efficiency, and the pacing of the meal kept the experience smooth without feeling rushed. Overall, Dishoom Covent Garden is one of the most memorable Indian dining experiences in London. The combination of flavorful food, unique atmosphere, and thoughtful service makes it stand out from a standard Indian restaurant. Between the signature dishes, café-inspired design, and welcoming environment, it is a place we would recommend adding to a London itinerary, especially for anyone looking to experience Indian cuisine in a different way.

I've tried many an Indian takeaway in my time but Spicy Touch is up there with the best. It tends…read moreto be the takeaway of choice when I visit my family, they do delivery but it is easier to pick it up yourself if you want to eat at a decent time. I'm fairly boring in my choice of chicken tikka masala but the wife raves about the saag paneer and I also like the chicken madras. There is also the option to eat in too even though it probably functions better as a takeaway.

I really like Spicy Touch. I've gotten food delivered and also eaten here. My favorite dishes are…read morethe saag paneer, chicken korma, and plain naan. The delivery is sometimes a little slow, but it's well worth the wait. The one time I ate here, I had a really great experience. The server was super nice. A little bit off the beaten path, but definitely worth checking out. Good prices too.