This is an excellent Indian Takeaway…read more Very fast service, and very reasonably priced. Meals made in their fairly new purpose built catering units, and delivered quickly to your door. We've been using these about once a month for the last couple of years. I would recommend them to others, and will continue to use them on a regular basis. Very tasty Onion Bhaji's, and Chicken Bhuna :)

Nice & Spicy is a must if you like Indian Food. They have a menu that covers a wide range and the…read moreEuropean meals aren't that bad if you have anyone eating who doesn't like Indian. The Staff are very helpful if you are not sure what you want and are quite happy to help you with your choice, though not sure if this will be the same if you get them at a busy period. The food was delivered very quickly and was hot on arrival. I will definately be using Nice & Spicy again and would any one to try them.

I enjoyed my meal very much when I went to Bombay Balti in January 09…read more The service I received from when I stepped into the restaurant to when I passed the threshold on my exit, was brilliant. It was a quiet night, so I can't comment on whether this is the standard or just that we were only one of a handful of guests that night. The menu was large and had all manner of indian and indian-inspired dishes. The temperature (spicey-ness) ranged from mild to ultra-hot, and all dishes were clearly labelled. Dishes ranged from £6.60 to £12 (for larger platters). The food came quickly after we had ordered, and our plates were cleared politely once we had finished. And once our meal had ended we were presented with complementary shots of Irish Cream. Which is a nice touch after a hot indian curry. For those who want to be silly, there is a small selection of English dishes, but I strongly suggest you should try something new from the plethora of dishes. A final note, the restaurant itself was pleasantly decorated in a modern minimal indian-inspired style, and the bathrooms were clean. And I would come again!

Had a beltin meal last time friends and i went to the Bombay Balti…read more Situated on the one way system it is a very large restaurant and can feel a bit empty because of that. But the food is great and not too expensive. We had the general range of kormas and rogan joshs with bread and poppadoms, pickles and lager. Great. Exactly what you want from an indian restaurant. The decor isn't that bad either which makes a change from lots of indian restaurants. it's not the best curry locally - for that you have to go to Bolton le Sands - but I've always had a decent meal there.

An amazing Indian restaurant tucked away in Lancaster. Everything from the food, atmosphere and how…read morewelcoming and friendly the staff are makes Kashish a great place to go and visit. Oh and it's bring your own alcohol which keeps the price down. Be warned though the portions are very good!

Alcohol Free. Standard Indian Restaurant with the usual dishes. Sauces are thick and taste fine…read more The tables have plastic cloths and the chairs also look quick wipe. Portions sizes are good. We were dining by ourselves though so not much atmosphere.

The food when it arrived was good but not what I originally ordered. Asked the reception to listen…read moreto the recorded order but they kept stating that what was repeated was what was ordered. You only get screwed once.... Main meal was ruined as was the remainder.. Never again..

The food and service was immaculate. thought I'd give it a try and didn't regret it. awesome first…read moreexperience

This is an outlet of the posh Indian restaurant in town of the same name. But this is more like a…read morefast food outlet. It is situated on the Lancaster University campus, but is open to the public. Although it mostly caters for student and their need for fatty food after a night out, it provides quality fast food which has a large Indian influence. You won't find any beef burgers here, only lamb (and other meat) burgers. The pizzas are all basic Italian recipes but with Indian twists and toppings, such as the chicken tikka pizza, which I recommend. Moreover, the prices are extremely good, which make for a perfect student food outlet. And most importantly, it is only place on campus that sells curly fries and they are good too! :-)

The menu offers all of the normal Indian dishes as well as some special dishes, for example Lamb…read morePhouter what is an on the bone dish. This food here in general is to die for. Also this is one of the rare Indian restaurants that on request may serve you a staff curry and to a curryholics like me this is like striking gold. There are over 10,000 Indian restaurants and take-away's in the UK and the vast majority are run by Bangladeshis. The Shabab is different as it is run by an Indian family. The family and staff are very friendly and no request seems too much bother for them. This place is extremely well worth knowing about.

I was introduced to the Sultan of Lancaster two decades ago when I was first working in Lancaster…read more To this day, I make it a point to eat here whenever I return to Lancaster. The Sultan is one of the best Indian restaurants anywhere IMHO. The aroma of authentic Indian cuisine greats you as you enter the Sultan. My all-time favorite dish here is the Lamb Vindaloo (5/5 £13.35) -- a fiery, spicy curry with tender lamb. I enjoy it with a side of Corriander Naan (5/5 £3.85) and some Mango Lassi. Located in a former Methodist church, the Sultan has kept many of the church's features in the dining room, which contribute to the atmosphere. It also does not serve alcohol, but there's a pub nearby for a pint before dinner. The staff has always been welcoming, friendly and attentive.

Sultans Restaurant is a very nice restaurant that sits in a converted church. And has a large…read morepresence in the street. The menu had a good variety of Indian dishes, as expected. In my opinion the prices were standard of modern restaurants (£7-10 for a main)(which is a little pricey, in my opinion). The staff were generally okay, but compared to other restaurants in Lancaster (see Imrans), they were pretty unfriendly. The food came within a decent time and was hot, which is always a positive sign especially as I was part of a large group. Overall, I wouldn't tell people not to visit Sultans. But rather, I would tell them there are better places in Lancaster if you want Indian/Pakistani food. But this is only my opinion, based on one dining.