Four of us dined. Inside it's pretty purple and looks more like a disco hall. I really didn't enjoy the food at all. I started with crab puri which was a decent portion but no discernible taste of crab. The puri bread was quite oily too.
My main was a mattar paneer. The paneer cheese was the worst I can recall tasting in a very long time. It tasted off.
The cheese texture too was strange. I eat paneer regularly and if it was anything close to this taste/texture I'd find something else to eat. The peas too were a cheap product and the curry wasn't much different to the not great taste of the alleged crab starter. I left most of it.
In a pattern of serving up poor food the Peshwari nan was doughy. They are meant to be soft, pillowy tasty breads - nothing of the sort here.
Here too, I can't say they don't have a proper tandoor oven but I can say none of the food we had was from a tandoor despite menu claims. I did ask for and got a black pepper popadom which was the tastiest food I had in this place.
My wife had a tandoori mix starter (no tandoor used) and a chicken shashlik main with rice. She said her food was alright.
At £120 it wasn't worth it. I could get 4 ten ounce fillet steak mains with all the trimmings in my local spot with beers for this price.
My tip is go to Marks & Spencer for far better much tastier curries, nans and pilau rice; their chicken tikka starter is darn good but Sainsbury's taste the difference onion bhajis top M&S.
Staff were friendly but I wouldn't return. I really don't like giving low star reviews as there's no satisfaction in it for either party but when it's grim it's grim well over priced for poor tasting food. read more