I went here following it winning Best Curry in the North Award a couple of years ago. It was…read moremajestic. It has a really unique feeling inside, it's not an old 'mile style' place but isn't as trendy as say Zouk. It also boasts a cool beer garden.....yeah a curry house beer garden! Like all the best curry places it does the staples excellently and offers a huge range of lesser known dishes. Unless you're driving it's a bit out of the way but it's perfect for groups and therefore justifies the trip if you book it for a birthday or something. When I went last it also had Cobra on draught....mmmmmm yum

An excellent place to eat authentic Indian food. I live local so eat here quite often, and each…read moretime we visit we always comment on how excellent the food was. The staff are always extremely friendly and always make sure you enjoy your food. I once got two free bottles of wine after I went to pick up my takeaway and had to be kept waiting for a little extra as it was very busy. The two bottles of wine came to the same price as the food that we ordered so we were very pleased. Basically, if you want authentic high quality Indian food then visit Indian Ocean, you will not be disappointed.

I really enjoyed my meal there - got a great variety of various dishes, speedy and friendly service…read moreand wonderful atmosphere. It's a bit of a track from town, but now I understand why people were talking about it. I have also seen the offer on Manchester Confidentials - so now you can get even better value!

It's just as good as everyone says! A really nice woman came over to advise us enthusiastically on…read morethe menu and we really enjoyed her recommendations of samosa chaat and 'the sizzler.' The flavours were gorgeous, the samosa's delicate spice perfectly balanced with yoghurt and the rich sweetness of the Manchurian (Indo-Chinese) dumplings and paneer in the sizzler was set off against some more punchy spice. The other ingredient in the sizzler is cassava which is quite heavy after a while and the dish is huge so it is recommended as a sharing starter and is enough for 3 or 4. Although we were basically full by that point we'd ordered some paneer toofani (with cashews) and a masala dosa, both of which were also really nice! I wouldn't hesitate to say this is worth the trip to Ashton, although as the Guardian review colourfully points out this is a cafe and therefore not a fancy date place unless your date only cares about the food being great in which case you are onto a good thing on both counts.

This is 1 of my favourite Indian restaurants , been going here now for years..The restaurant was…read moreonly small when they firsted opened ( & I was 1 of their 1st customers ) and they have extended to a huge place, lovely bar and waiting area . Also at weekends they have entertainment to..great place amazing food excellent staff.. it's a must..

Contrary to rave reviews I've heard about Indish I'd like to give a balanced quick take on this…read morevenue ... It's stylish, the service is excellent (at least our waiter was) it has a nice ambiance when your sat at sunset near its large conservatory area. It's food is nice and presented well. But it is Ind(Ian)ish !!?? This is food for gentle taste and few ingredients ... Like a beginners curry that you can take your 1st date to without worrying about 'it's too hot ... Too spicy ... Too "anything" Our table sampled dishes from sea bass with lime to keema and chicken to madras with keema rice and a Phall extra hot with a side of coriander chilli and ginger ... This extra plate of instant flavour was devoured by the curry lovers while the 'I prefer Chinese' people munched away at their potato and lamb or shashlik dishes without too much discomfort or dissatisfaction:-) So there you are ... Worth a visit .. Would go again .. But perhaps not for the 'curry addict ' as mentioned in menus of yore, more for 'the beginner' usually associated with the Korma in the good old menus of old ! Does anyone remember the great phrase "Related to the Madras from the early Portuguese settlers,but with greater use of spices, these are very hot curries!!! Ahh the good old bergundy and mahogany memories lol

Exceptional place to eat v friendly staffs, very nice food, I would recommend anyone worth try itread more

The Red Roses is a brilliant restaurant it has variety of dishes from milded dishes to very hot…read morecurries. on the menu it tells you if there is any allergic food that may affect you .the larger beer is refreshing and cold .there is also wine and good variety of wines.The staff are very helpfull and knowledge about the dishes.

Beautiful food & restaurant Staff really look after you and…read moremake you feel comfortable and welcome

Travelling through. Went on Yelp recommendation…read more What a fantastic restaurant! The reviewer who said this feels like a city centre restaurant was absolutely right. Service was friendly and efficient, offering good recommendations. They were attentive, asking if we would like a break between courses. Our orders turned up promptly. The restaurant space is large and has managed to keep an intimate feel with the clever use of glass screens. We were able to enjoy a meal for two undisturbed by a family celebrating an 18th 20 ft away. The menu has everything you would expect of an Indian restaurant, and many new dishes we had not tried before. We took advantage of the Friday night meal deal, that covers 80% of the menu and was excellent value. This place is a gem, and we will definitely be going back.

Came to voujon on a Tuesday night at 6.30pm with my family as a last minute "let's go for a local…read moreIndian meal" sort of suggestion. I last ate here four years ago so couldn't even remember what I had to eat, however seeing as chicken tikka masala is my staple, it isn't hard to guess. This time I changed my usual order to a prawn bhuna- a little bit healthier with it being January and all. Didn't stop me ordering veg samosas and naan bread though My dad and sister both got more unusual curries from the specials - one with meatballs, and one with chicken and strip of potato. The chicken one had a real unusual smokey taste which was so unusual for an Indian meal, but it was delicious! Quite a unique dish. My prawn bhuna was lovely- a huge portion and full of taste. Not much spice, but I knew this when I ordered it due to the spice rating they feature. The interior is that of a classic family fan Indian- print decor walls and carpet, but I'd also filled with fish tanks which is quite a nice addition! Affordable and good good with a friendly ambiance and was fairly busy for the first tues in January. A lovely little local place. Only downfall is no parking - I drove Rlund twice before finally finding a space on an abandoned piece of pavement across the road

Great food. Staff nice and friendly. Great value. Sun to thurs offer of 5 courses for £10.95. You…read moreget poppadoms, starter, main with any rice, nan or chips and a coffee

Now this is what im talking about!!! You want amazing indian food? cheap? polite service? This is…read morethe place to go, the food is amazingly fresh, well cooked and great value for money. The service is good and they have siting for roughly 10 people, the food varies from tradional curries, burgers and kebabs and the normal sundries. This is really a good indian place in oldham. Highly recommended. Im even giving it 5 stars !!