After a week of pub grub and clichéd British food, it was time for some curry. Yelp to the rescue!…read more We found Akbars just a few blocks from the train station, so it made a good stop after the National Railway Museum. I thought the dishes were fine quality, tasty and not too spicy. Good prices and good portions, suitable for sharing. Loved the atmosphere, with low lighting from chandeliers with red highlights and lounge music. It seemed more modern and hip than a standard Indian joint. The crowd was a mix of small groups of businessmen and tourists, with a few families like us.

Thanks, Adam! Wandering the streets after sightseeing, I let Yelp lead me to a top rated…read morerestaurant. I was not even slightly disappointed because Akbar's is an excellent curry house. Even though I walked in at 5:15, they were happy to see me and brought me to a table near the window. The menu was a bit strange - a solidly laminated sheet - but it had all the usual curries that I've come to expect in this country. And so instead of going with the usual, I let my eye choose. I started with the Liver Tikka. I've never had this before and I would recommend it. Not at all "livery", three good sized pieces arrived on a sizzling plate with some sauteed onions and a bowl of mint sauce. Th mint was a big help because this was seriously hot. Not spicy hot, temperature hot. Wow! For mains, the "handi" was listed as 'just like we have it at home' on the menu so I thought I'd give that a try. I chose lamb instead of chicken. It took about ten minutes (the waiter warned me it would be 15) and I also opted for two chapati to go with it. Again, very hot coming from the kitchen and it had a whole lot of flavor and spice, but it wasn't "hot" spicy just really tasty. Lots of small pieces of lamb in a sauce that is beyond description. Let's just say that it was excellent and the chapati was perfect for scooping. No dessert, but the cold bottle of Kingfisher was perfect (first time in a bottle, it's usually draft). A great meal!

Superb Indian on the main drag. For me, the real treat was the Balti curry, served with naan…read moreinstead of rice. Rich, thick and delicious. Excellent Tarka Dahl, onion bhajis and Peshwari Naan. Wonderful end to the day.

Have used this take away a number of times now and the food and service is on the whole very good…read more However, the vegetarian meals are really poor, we have tried 4 different options now but all 4 seem to consist of just potato and onions, rather than colourful mixed veges as you would expect...shame because they put a lot of effort into the meat dishes.

Amazing Indian restaurant, can't wait to go back. Best curry I've ever had, great prices, flavours…read moreare amazing.

I was here about 4 weeks ago with a couple of customers , their recomendation…read more Anybody who has seen my Indian restaurant reviews will know that I am not a fan of the new wave style of Indian places - that is the type shown in the photo on this page. LED lights and black\chrome fittings are not my thing - I prefer the old back street curry house place. Having said all that you will notice the 4 stars, the reason for that is very good food and great service. Yes it was a tuesday night, yes there was perhaps 5 other tables taken but I think you can tell when a place cares about its customers and wants to see those customers become regulars. Quick pint at the bar and explanation that one of the guys in our group hadnt had Indian food much so would want a very mild meal. We had usual papad and dips - OK Chicken and Lamb tikka, Dhall soup - very good. Chicken Ceylon (madras style but with more coconut and lots of black pepper) Chicken Passada ( for the newbie) Chicken Rogan 3 rice 2 Naan - 1 stuffed paratha Channa massala , Saag Aloo 6 pints 3 large brandies All very good, plenty of meat, all tasted fresh. Service was great - including ordering a cab for us. Total bill came out at £120 with tip. I thought good value. There are loads of curry houses in Hull but if you are in this area and dont have one recomended to you then you could do a lot worse than the Raj Pavilion.

Louth has a couple of Indian restaurant options. This is one of them and as this was a…read morerecommendation from a friend, I thought that I would check it out. It was a cold early Wednesday evening so it wasn't busy, although it was doing some take away business and I hear this place can get packed out especially at the weekends. The service is welcoming and attentive to your every need and the decor is modern. Having been shown to my seat and received a menu, I was keen to see what unusual dishes there were on the menu. I was grateful to see a number of unique dishes. This was most definitely a Fusion as the restaurant name suggests with a variety of Indian, Pakistani and Middle Eastern options available. I was keen for a lamb dish and opted for the Hasina Khari with a Pilau Rice - "Minted lamb cooked with lemon juice & special spice mixture in part a unique flavour to the dish". My portion was flavoursome and plentiful and washed down with a pint of Tiger Beer left me feeling warmed and satisfied before exiting back into the freezing cold weather outside. This is a popular option in Louth and gets favourable reviews all over the web. Consider this is another positive review to that list! Recommended.

Came here twice, a month apart, both times with the same family party of 7 which was five adults…read moreand two children. The reason for the second visit was we enjoyed it so much the first time. We had a mixed range of pretty standard Indian fayre. All tasty enough with nothing standing out. So we came again and it all went down hill. I do not mind the standard Indian restaurant music however on the second occasion the had rap on a continuous loop. I hate rap - it is not a sound I enjoy - especially when eating. I asked them to put something else on. They laughed. I asked them again and eventually paid and left without tipping. Upon asking me if everything was alright I told them that my evening had been spoiled by the rap and the attitude of staff.. I have not been back since

This is my favorite indian in doncaster centre since the closing of The indusIt has a freindly…read moreatmosphere and the staff are very polite, always checking if you are ok but not so much that you feel they are a nuisence.The place is also very trendy looking and is emacuately clean The menu has all your regualar indian meals and an english option,They have excellent promotons on certain nights such as two for one. I would recommend this restuarant if you want an indian meal in doncaster centre but its not worth traveling to

Visited this place last night, its a few years since I have been to an Aagrah restaurant and wanted…read moresomewhere within a few miles of the hotel I was in. The barstaff recomended the Aagra, I didnt realise how close it was (£15 taxi each way ) Also I had a guest from Milan with me who wanted to try a typical English night out. So we had 4 or 5 quick pints at the hotel and off for a curry !!! As the cab dropped the three of us off in the jam packed carpark I thought maybe should have booked - even though it was a Tuesday night ! The bar staff said the wait would be about 20 mins so we grabbed three pints and waited by the bar. True to their word 20 mins later we were shown to the table. Papads and dips duly arrived with the menus. We each had soup ( dhall for the other two and yakhnee for me ) the soup was very good - the chicken yakhnee is actually from pakistan and is mega spicy - think chicken broth with a dozen chillis per bowl ! Mains were chicken Madras for me, chicken dhansak for Mike and Lamb Passanda for Stefano. All mains were excellent, loads of meat, good sized portion and very (temp) hot. three rice , one aloo paratha one naan three sides , dhall makahani , aloo sag , channa masalla. two pints each one irish coffee , one expresso , one brandy. £100.00 with tip - so very good quality and very good value. Im back in Doncaster for the St Ledger and will probably book a meal here at night. If you are in the area and in the mood for Indian food you will be fine here - maybe better to book though !

Love this Indian restaurant to eat in or take away both are tasty and hot, every dish is full of…read moreflavour. The buffet is also great and fantastic value too.

Ordered what we normally order in US, Chicken Tikka Masala, Vegetable Biryani, Naan. I am not sure…read moreif this normal but everything was sweet, it almost felt like someone used Sugar instead of Salt. Otherwise it would probably have been good. Just too sweet for my taste. The service (takeaway) was good.

I used to work round the corner from the Helal and we'd often have an after-work curry and drinks…read morethere! It's a strange, tunnel-like building that seems almost underground and the tables are in velvet booths which seem dark even in the daytime - it's quite a nice dining experience. Service is quick and friendly and the curries are competently prepared and tasty. There is also a good range of booze available (and soft drinks of course). Nice for an informal kick-back meal after work.

Had dinner here last night. I can't believe I actually went in as from the outside it's not the…read moremost inviting looking place. However I was in Pave with some customers and the barman recommended Rays as the best curry house in the area. It's being your own booze and has a 24 hour little Sainsbury next door so no worries there. The decor and general feeling is like the 70's style curry houses I first started going to as a kid. It made me feel a little nostalgic to be honest. Service was good and the food just as good. There was 5 of us and all agreed great curry. The Madras I had was at the hotter end of most restaurants I have been in recently either that or its time to upgrade to Vindaloo!! I'm back in Hull this weekend for the boxing and I might just end in here again.

I love inidan food - however i must admit i did have my reservations about eating at this…read morerestaurant The best thing about this restaurant is that it's in a popular area of Princes Avenue so it's easy to fall into after a night out, it's fairly priced, the food is really really nice and you can take your own alcohol!!! I dont even know what time this place closes as it always seems to be open. The have a large range of curries - obviously the very popular korma and tikka massarla and my particular favourite Biryimi!! The fact that you can take your own alcohol in means that with the 24hr local sainburys means this makes it a very cheap meal! The restaurant is only small but this is not a problem as it's still nice with a good atmosphere and friendly staff - it also means you dont have that long a wait!

Good food, great price, extremely filling with a great selection, to find a place this good in a…read moresleepy town like this is a rarity. Not much more to say really, if you want amazing food then chances are you won't be in Mablethorpe, if you want a decent quality and value meal it's worth a spin.

Great food, great service..... if you can't choose tell the waiter what you're in the mood for and…read morehe'll recommend something...... never had a bad meal here.