Okay, this was my home while at Southampton University. This place makes the best Indian food you…read morewill ever find. Its a small restaurant, but comfortable nonetheless. The waiters are so friendly and in a genuine way too. The menu is not a traditional Indian one. South Indian food is not common across the UK, but the South Indian food here is so much tastier than normal Indian food. The curry sources have much more flavour, and are much more creamy. Naan breads, especially Keema, are really good here, and must accompany any meal. They also serve Cobra beer, which is a very fine beer to go with an Indian meal. They also do takeaway service, but they don't do delivery. There is also a bigger sister restaurant in the city centre, where they have a great lunchtime buffet. Since leaving Southampton for London and abroad, I have not found a better curry house anywhere in the UK! Go there!

A basic but decent-quality Indian restaurant, the closest (good) one to the University. Expect it…read moreto be bustling with a varied mix of students, lecturers and other locals. Tiny bar at the front where you can just get a beer if that's all you need. Deferential and efficient staff. And most importantly, decent food, even if it's like you could get at a thousand other places locally.

This is by far the best Kerala Cuisine I have had in the United Kingdom…read more I thought East Ham, London was the place to find the best in South Indian food. But I was wrong. It is this place in Southampton. I went from my firm to University of Southampton for Careers Fair and after the fair, decided to meet up with my old friends. I never knew of this place. But my friends recommended this for dinner and they came along. The staff were very friendly, took our coats and hung it up in the common coat hanger for us. They also gave us good time for deciding what to order as we were a group of 5. We ordered just one started. Vegetable Vizhi. But to our surprise we got a special Dal bajji or something as a complimentary starter. The Vegetable Vizhi is very much like a vegetable spring roll, only tastier. Came with sweet chilli sauce and some dry salad. And the complimentary dish, whose name I do not quite remember, came with some mint sauce. We also gave orders for some drinks, Kobra and Kingfisher, Indian brands brewed somewhere in the Europe. And got ourselves some poppadams till we decided on our main course. 5 of us ordered a variety of dishes, Vazhudananga Curry Kerala Meen Curry (fish curry) Lamb Jalfreezi Garlic Chicken Chicken Biriyani (which comes with some vegetable sauce) Kerala porotta (2 X 2each), Chappati ( 2 X 2 each) Vellappam (2 X 2 each). It took us longer than an hour to finish our epic feast of a meal here. And we were so satisfied and thanking our friends to have brought us along. And despite the fact that we were all so full, we decided to have a dessert. We had mango kulfi. We knew it was too much, but our minds just couldn't stop longing for more from there. All 5 of us attacked the kulfi and finished it in less than 3 minutes. And to top it all we got ourselves two shots of Baileys (though I am not a fan of chocolate flavored liquor, I did have it). After all that hogging the bill came up to about a hundred of which we got about 15% discount as it was our first time with our friends (who were pretty regular there). OMG! I still can't believe I walked out of the restaurant. I was so explodingly (if that was a word) full.

The food was very good and came fast. The staff was really nice! Would definitely recommend. Nice…read moreambiance.

Though out of town this Bangladeshi / Indian restaurant is a great find and is always busy,…read moreadvisable to book at the weekends. My favourite is the lamb biryani - tender generous chunks of lamb with a gentle blend of spices. The service is friendly and the owner makes a point of working the tables making sure everything is ok. Prices are reasonable, well worth a visit

One of those places where the decor makes you expect good things but food doesn't live up to…read moreexpectations. Food is standard English Indian dishes and nothing to write home about. Portions on the small side given the above average prices. Service can be unbearably slow when busy. The Upper Shirley crowd lap it up because there's nothing else in the area.

This is a small restaurant in the heart of Portswood and remains part of the KUTIS chain of…read morerestaurants in Southampton. The service is good and the food was delivered in time. A little over priced for the portion size but very tasty. I would have no problems recommending this place to friends and family for a good night out!

The infantile remark above has been created by the yelp system. In fact, this offers an excellent…read moreand imaginative range of authentic Kerala cuisine including a wide range of vegetarian dishes in a comfortable and hospitable environment. It also offers an attractive reduced menu at lunchtimes. The proprietors started out in Burgess Road where they quickly attracted a discerning clientele familiar with Southern Indian food. Unless there has been a change of management recently, they are not associated with the KUTI empire in the rest of Southampton.

This place has decent meat options, but anything vegetarian is extremely disappointing. Came her…read morewith my sister, and against our prior experience, we tried the saag paneer. It came with no paneer and poor tasting saag. Only things which made it bearable was the chicken briyani which had no spice to it, but was not altogether unpleasant with the accompanying curry with it. Would come back to try only chicken dishes if there were no other Indian restaurants available. The music is a very nice desi selection; but it's noisy during busy times and they were understaffed so everything from bringing the food and the bill took painfully long.