Nice food with good flavours. Good range of tawas (sizzler). 1 starter + 2 main + 1 side + 1 btl…read morewine = £35. Wine list is a little disappointing tho.

One of the best resturants we have been too, the food from starters to main course was great…read moretasteing, would reccommend to anyone...

A really great curry. Friendly staff and a lovely ambiance in what was the White House. As good a…read morecurry as I have had.

I had a really great affordable meal here. Service was great and handled our large group without…read moreany major issues. I had the Sherpa lamb curry which was richly spiced and delicious, and shared sides of garlic and coriander naan and dal tarka, along with a few beers. Everything was tasty and everyone in our group enjoyed their meal. I'd happily return when next in Macc.

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Good food, good service. Their vindaloo was just the way I liked it. Just a tad under too hot, and…read morealso very delicious. Their nan is also very good. Fresh baked.

Good food, great service and an excellent atmosphere worth a special trip!!read more

On a number of trips to Macclesfield we have eaten several times at the Balti Kitchen, where the…read morefood is delicious, and the staff are always very friendly and helpful. On our most recent visit, on Tuesday, 30 August, we had Macher Jall Bhuna (very tasty and spicy fish dish), Vegetable Jalfrezi (noticeably more flavoursome than the same dish served at several other restaurants we have visited), Sag Bhaji (spinach -- very good), and the Chilli and Coriander Naan (very good).

Great food, good, attentive service. This must rank as one of the best curries I have ever had…read more Really enjoyable meal with great ambiance. Definitely one to return to

Good long standing restaurant in Macclesfield. Having had a decor refit a couple of years ago it's…read morevery bright and neon, with good seats and waiting area. Food is always good and they used to have offers on a Sunday where you could have 3 courses for £11 which was amazing. Eaten here countless times over the years and their food quality consistency has always been good. No dedicated parking but there are spaces on the road opposite or in a courtyard a couple of doors up.

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.

The service here was mega efficient, almost too fast, and the staff are very nice and willing to…read morehelp you out with recommendations. The environment is nice too, comfortable booths and there's a large event space upstairs. The menu is extensive and includes all the classic Indian dishes as well as a wide selection of fish but we both tried balti dishes which seems to be a house speciality. I had the Balti Akbori which was nice but a bit too sweet for me. My Poynton-based person of interest had the Balti exotica which contains many different types of meat, so many that he said that if this was 100 years ago, only a literal king would have such a diet. Worth a go but we probably won't rush back right away. It's very popular with others though.

This is my 'go to' Indian restaurant and takeaway. Appayon has a great varied menu and I have never…read morehad a bad meal. As for the service, it's absolutely fantastic. Friendly without being too 'in your face' - they get the balance just right. In fact, once you've eaten there, they tend to remember you. Highly recommended- you won't get better food or friendly service.