This is a very special Indian restaurant. The food quality was spectacular. A lot of the reviews…read moreare apparently older and if you haven't been there lately, it's pretty special. We love Indian often eating at wherever in the world we are and this is one of the better ones.

The worst takeout curry I've ever had in the UK. Utterly bland and flavourless Chicken Tikka…read moreMasala, with rubbery, overcooked chicken. My wife's Sag Paneer was even worse. We ended up throwing most of it away.

My local curry house where I end up if I haven't booked anywhere! Good for take-away or sit down…read moremeal. It's a bit dated inside, but always very friendly and tasty food. Food is typical Indian restaurant, but always fresh and plenty of it. It's pretty quiet in the restaurant so no need to book ahead.

Easy to find reasonably priced Indian restaurant in Headington. Despite somewhat dishevelled look,…read morethe place has a really nice food! The staff was very welcoming, service is quick! The menu is quite extensive, so everyone can find something for themselves. Five of us had a great time there!

This is my favourite restaurant in Oxford. I'm sure it isn't really the best but when you're a…read morestudent on a budget in Headington the Mirabai seemed fantastic. The food is good quality and consistant (I visited far too many times!) and reasonably priced even for a Oxford Brookes student. It is generally quiet in there with good decor and appropriate music. I must recommend the chicken dansak washed down with a sweet lassi. The Mirabai isn't in the middle of town - it's in Headington so it's probably not best located for many. Also there is very little parking to be had. Perhaps this is why it is so quiet.

This place is a bit out of the way, and the only reason we came here was me buying a groupon by…read moremistake. However, in this case it was a mistake worth making! The food was just delicious, very decent first acquaintance with Nepalese food! The decor is quite cozy too, while the staff are very helpful and polite. The owner care out himself to see if everything was good. He didn't need to worry though, it was amazing!

I've had a couple of meals here and one takeaway and they've been okay but not great. One meal in…read moreparticular was very weird - Chicken Makhani, which came with cheese - but not the paneer we expected, but something looking suspiciously like Red Leicester melted on top of the curry! Other meals have been adequate but sometimes quite dry. The restaurant has always been quite quiet when I've been there so service has been generally good, though not overly friendly.

Haven't had a curry in such a long me, friendly and help full service, combined with great food…read moremade this a fun evening.

This is a more down-to-earth sandwich shop than many Oxford ones and is crammed full of tasty…read morestuff, including halal food and full English breakfasts. You can eat in or take away and they do a good range of lunchtime baguettes and paninis. There are lots of cold drinks and it's not limited to really expensive and overly healthy, which is a surprising problem in Oxford! They also do all the usual hot drinks. The staff are friendly and it's nice when it's bustling a bit inside. Prices are reasonable, and all in all it does a good job.

My father and I have always made a habit of coming here whenever it is just him visiting. The…read moresandwiches and paninis are delicious and they can make a decent cup of tea. The staff, be it the owner of the others that work there are all friendly. The facility is small with very little seating but it is all excusable for the food and drink at a decent price.

The wait was longer than I anticipated but when the food came out it was worth the wait. The most…read moredelicious Indian food I've ever had and the salmon was cooked perfectly. Would recommend to family and friends but make sure you aren't in a rush.

Great food, lamb was not perfect but pretty good. Naan was large…read more Food below chair moved when people walked past, but not an issue. Would recommend.

Elaich could not have got it more wrong if they had tried - and even that would have been too much…read moreeffort for them! Despite the restaurant being empty, which on its own should have been a warning sign, it took the indolent and unsmiling waiters more than 20 minutes to take the order and another 30 minutes to bring the first course. That wouldn't have been so bad if it had been worth the wait but this was some of the laziest thrown together Indian food I have ever eaten and bore zero resemblance to the same dishes I ate in India. Sloppily plated, tasteless and poorly cooked without an ounce of passion. An absolute failure in every way!

This is the kind of overly complacent restaraunt this town has suffered from for too long…read more Nan breads at £2.50, the size of a M & S pancake, a chicken tikka starter that consisted of 4 brutally miniscule pieces of ill spiced chicken,the tarka dall though was excellent, the jalfrezi very adequate and the onion bhagi starter melted in my mouth like a crenshaw melon. That said the place is blighted by shifty looking waiters and an intemperate chef. Wycombe has had an influx in volume of Indian Restaraunts in recent years. The newer upstarts such as Bombay Nights and the award winning Mr India ,offer the service, value,and food quality that this place is incapable of in its present overpriced guise.