Just got back from Gatley cuisine. I'm very full indeed and will no doubt sleep like a baby. With…read moreonly 54 covers the restaurant is not the most spacious you'll ever go to. It can I suppose be described as intimate. None the less I am here to report the food was very nice indeed. The staff despite being only a handful of them were very accomodating and we even had a visit from the chef to ask us how we enjoyed the food which was a nice touch. There were 6 of us and we all had a starter and a mains each with plentiful supply of poppadoms and drinks and the bill came to £14 each which I thought was very reasonable. I tried the seekh as a starter and Lamb tikka as the main. The seekh was cooked very nicely and the meat was tender however I felt it hadn't been seasoned properly and it was lacking a bit of kick. THe lamb tikka was very delicious indeed. Although this is a popular for locals I recommend it highly indeed if you are on you way back to Manchester from the south and come off at the motorway and are traveling along the A34 towards Didsbury. It's late at night and you're wondering where can I get a bite to eat there must be somewhere. Well look no further folks, whip out your phone click on your trustworthy Yelp app, click nearby and hey presto there it is Gatley cuisine. If you are reading this as you're doing this stop you naughty pull over and get directions on you phone or satnav. You really can't miss it, it is on Northenden road past the Gatley train station, it has the take away adjacent to it so it's a double whammy. Park right outside walk in take a seat and enjoy your meal.

Ordered ahead to the takeaway on a Saturday night. I'd not been there for a while and forgotten how…read moreamazing the system they have for identifying your order and taking payment is. It's super slick and professional! The food was great. We had two chicken dishes- terranga and punch ranga. Both were pretty sour and spicey as described on the menu, the portions were big and there was loads of chicken. We had mushroom bahji, rice, nan, chapatis and meat samosas to go with it. Pretty stuffed and happy! Recommended!

An excellent place even if it is run by Bangladeshis not Indians.. bit of a misnomer! A cheap place…read moreto eat but doesn't skimp on quality. Regularly go here for an 'Indian' with a five course meal is the norm not the exception. Some dodgy starters (as with most resturants eh?) but the rest of the menu is quality. Be careful that you don't order something too spicy for your own tastes as they are a bit heavy handed with the spices here. Does do take away meals which are equally good. Also is a good place to get a drink late at night with a meal. Good Taxi services from this place as well AND literally 100 yards from the nearest railway station.

We have been going to the Light of India for nearly 30 years on a regular basis and have yet to…read morehave a bad meal. The tea time special is well worth the money but make sure you are very hungry as the portion sizes are big. If you are in any doubt about what to order the staff are only too willing to help you . Best Indian in Ellesmere Port by far.

Arrived here with a friend at around close time and were greeted by a very sweet, friendly guy on…read morethe counter. He made suggestions as to what to go for, as we were being indecisive! The meat is halal, which meant my friend had a lot more options. We went for the Keralan chicken curry, peshwari rice and poppadoms with mango chutney. All in all the food was ok, but definitely not the best takeaway I've had in and around Manchester. I thought it was quite mean charging for the mango chutney, as dips normally come with poppadoms when ordered in a restaurants. The peshwari rice wasn't as I'd imagined (I thought it would have had similar ingredients to the naan...); it was pilau rice with bits of del monte style pear and I think peach? The curry was nice, but felt it was slightly lacking in flavour that I've tasted before. The service is spot on, I wonder whether the takeaway is catering more for the tastes of the local area, rather than more authentic Indian food?

Craving a curry halfway through my week in Newcastle, I decided to give takeaway from Aneesa a go…read more Easy to miss (it's up a flight of stairs on a side street), Aneesa's upscale decor would make dining in pleasant...but I was on a tight schedule. I hadn't had a good vindaloo in years, so went with lamb tikka in vindaloo and a piece of naan. Combined with some complementary pappadum and chutney, it was a bargain at just under £12. The vindaloo was certainly spicy, but not overwhelming (if I was going for real pain..they have phaal on the menu). While the naan was a bit plain, it did a fantastic job of soaking up the curry.

I discovered this place walking to the cinema from the multi-story car park next door. The smell…read morewas too tempting to ignore. The 1st floor restaurant is located at the top of a stairwell off the road. The location and décor is unremarkable, and I was horrified to learn that Aneesa is unlicensed, so I couldn't order a beer to accompany my curry! Having said this, I do like the idea of taking your own drinks.. you've just got to be prepared (by reading reviews). The food however, is amazing as are the prices. The service is notable for its excellence also. My wife ordered a dish that was a little too hot for her. The waiter was quick to spot this and offered to replace it with another dish. They also replenished the 'lost' rice, free of charge! If you love curry, pay this place a visit.

Came here with some people from the office for one of their favorite Indian restaurants. Very…read moreclean, what I would call upscale restaurant, excellent staff and service, very elegant. Five of us from work were treated here for dinner where we started with a large flatbread hanging from a hook, and starter plates that were fantastic offering various meats and sauces, which were packed with flavor and spices just what I was looking for. When did up splitting various entrées of lamb, chicken, veggies with peppers and onions, multiple choices of rice, which were all fantastic, just a plethora of food that filled us to the brim, and they even gave us plenty to take to a colleague who is stuck in meetings. Started with a couple of pints of beer, dug into the starters which were crunchy, meaty delicious I just can't name them all. Entrées came in bowls and platters that we all passed around and shared for some of the best Indian food we've had in town. Very tasty, excellent service, highly recommend.!!!

The Purple Pakora is indeed very purple and also has awesome water features down one whole side…read morewhich are kind of like screen savers except they involve actual water. Service is very attentive, we were even asked if we'd prefer to sit away from a potentially squalling baby (in the end it was v quiet). Thoughtful though all it's certainly a very family friendly restaurant as befits this suburban area. One of my favourite moments of the evening was a young boy coming in, running over to the manager and flinging his arms around him. I have never seen that in a restaurant before, and I go to a lot of restaurants! Ok so food. My zeera (cumin) chicken had an absolutely fantastic sauce - a light and fragrant flavour that was beautifully executed although tasted slightly less of cumin than I expected. Similarly my bf's pathia has a very interesting lemon flavour - the manager was again thoughtful in explaining it also has a slightly bitter taste because the rind as well as the flesh of the fruit is used in its preparation. We both liked it. Breads are served on what bf described as 'an abattoir for naans' i.e. a giant upright skewer type contraption. Unless you get a peshwari in which case you don't get to play (somebody was disappointed). Not somewhere on the Jaipur Palace level that I'd urge travel to, but one of the best restaurants in Poynton.

Yesterday seemed cursed for me when it came to eating out. After a disappointing lunch time I was…read morehoping a curry with some newly engaged friends who were over from Spain would cheer me up. I was wrong. Now I will add a disclaimer here - everyone else seemed happy with their meals, although like me they could have been keeping quiet and just focussing on the fact we were all together rather than the food. The poppadoms were ok, normal if unexciting pickle tray but I have quite high standards now for interesting pickles so I was not blown away by theirs. Even the 'hot' option was more like a raspberry sauce, pleasant but we wanted a bit of heat. The red onion, mango and mint were very commercial but fine. We had completely finished out poppadoms before they even took our food order which was not ideal. They did seem to get the mains out in a decent amount of time though. I'd asked for a recommendation between the two dishes I fancied and took the waiters advice. I had the chicken dish from the top of the specials menu that I wish I'd noted the name of properly now for this review. My main was not very warm (temperature not spice) and not not very nice. Medium/hot spice but lacking in actual flavour although the chicken pieces in it were a good size and quality which some Indians do fall down on. The onion rice was good but my plain naan was cold which made it unpalatable. Hungry other half (Dan F) ordered an extra mushroom rice half way through the meal and I found this very greasy and indefinitely wouldn't order it again. Dan F is sitting next to me currently saying his main was really enjoyable so I'm adding that in but after we had such a good experience down the road in Hale at Coriander a few weeks ago I'd definitely go there instead.

I have been to the Double Tree a number f times as also had a take out on a number of times. I had…read morethe balti sizzler and it was full of a variety of flavours and certainly recommended. A colourful mix on arrival and if you have it whilst sitting in it arrives as imagined in a sizzling pan. The chutney trays are great flavours and I have never had a disappointing meal from this place and choose it over any in the area. The tika balti jalfrezi is also a great dish.

Living away from the centre of town can make food choices tough, and I don't always like having to…read moredeal with Just-Eat.com. Luckily, this place is just a stone's throw from my house. I tried it one night on a whim, not expecting much because the other takeaways on this steet aren't very good at all. Plus, despite having a slew of employees always there, I haven't actually seen anyone waiting for their order. What a surprise the food turned out to be! So much flavor! Tender, juicy meat, incredibly tasty sauces. My favorite is their Chicken Saag, but I tried a taste of the Lamb Vindaloo and fell in love. My housemate told me they've just started doing fish and chips and she said it was some of the best she's had. I don't know if I'll ever try it from them, but I know tonight I'm having Lamb Vindaloo!

Mr Mo's takeaway is located on London Road (the main A6) in Hazel Grove, Stockport. They offer a…read morerange of pizzas, kebabs, burgers and curries at very reasonable prices. The service is good and delivery is quick. They offer free delivery on all orders over £10. Their food is great quality and always fresh and hot when it arrives. They do some great meal deals, including 2 kebabs, 2 portions of chips and 2 cans of drink for £10. I would recommend everyone to try their mixed donner, lamb tikka and chicken tikka mixed kebab, it is to die for!