Lovely Indian food, the best in Bawtry in my opinion. I know a few friends think that too. The meat…read moreis always of decent quality and the sauce is generally really nice - I love their chicken madras. We've had many, many take-aways from Lancers and they're 5 star every time. I've only ever sat in once though, and I was rather disappointed. The interior is rather dull but there are incredibly bright spotlights overhead. The service was average - everything ok but not especially friendly or good in any way. We didn't even bother to leave a tip as I was so disappointed by the experience. We were sat right next to the front door, so everyone coming in and out could have a good nosey at our food, and we were so close to the man at the next table that we might as well have sat together. 5/5 for the food - takeaway 3/5 for the sit-in experience.

I always enjoy my visits to the lancers. The food and service are excellent both in the restaurant…read moreand as a take away. The menu is varied with a range of dishes from the mild to the hot.

New Bengal is great value for money good quality food with no rip off prices,usually have take…read moreaways but when we have sat in for a meal they have been very curteous.

Although I've never sat in their new seating area to eat an indian meal here I can write about…read moretheir take-away service. It's great if you want a meal at home but want to save pennies because if you spend over £14 and make the trip to fetch it yourself you get the meal for half price! Now that's a bargain. 9 out of ten times you get great food, stunning nan's and pretty prompt service. Just avoid peak times if you can at weekends or you could be waiting over an hour before you can go fetch your food.

Good restaurant 5 years ago and not used since then but it probably changed hands and I hope the…read moreowners are traditional Indian cookery specialists in turning chicken into really tasty meat

I really enjoyed this place. It had just won best restaurant award that day that I are there and it…read morewas well deserved. The food is delicious and the cocktails are nice too :) The staff are so accommodating and friendly. Highly recommended!

First the 'bad' news; this is in a manky part of Sheffield, but I've never had any problems round…read morethe Mangla. Now the Excellent news: the food is fantastic, the staff are really friendly and it's a bring-your-own bottle place (there're a couple of off-licenses across the road) so the bill is much less than what you'd expect. Honestly, you can pay three to four times the bill elsewhere in town for food that's not as good. I can recommend the veggie vindaloo, tarka dhall, Bombay aloo, channa massala etc. etc. Plus, they serve complimentary poppadoms and pickles and table water: who else does that these days? Recent example: dinner at the Mangla for 13: bill £99. They don't accept cards so check down the back of your sofa for loose change and GO!

I fancied a balti and also I didn't want to be disappointed, so I thought of trying out Mangla on…read moreSpital Hill. I rang my order up for collection. I ordered a Chicken Tikka Balti which is one of my favorite indian dishes (if it's done right). It was the most expensive indian dish that I have ever bought with 1 naan bread it cost £9.60, they also gave me a small starter which was a bag of salad and a sauce quite nice as well I had it after my balti. The Balti had plenty of meat in and had a rich thick spicey sauce, it was the hottest balti's that I have tried among restaurants and take-aways, I thought it was perfect at first but began to struggle towards the end because of the spices. I very much enjoyed the balti but the price is too steep unfortunatly, I may go back to Mangla and try a cheaper dish to see what it's like. The food is worth 5/5 but I have knocked off 1 star becauase of the cost.

By far the best Indian food in Nottingham! Now one of the oldest, longest running restaurants in…read moretown. Amazingly friendly (almost personal) service, extensive menu of classic dishes and exquisite chef's specials in a relaxed, old fashioned atmosphere. Can be a little pricey compared to some others, but once you've tried it, and if you appreciate good Indian food, it doesn't get much better than this. Regulars have been coming back for 20 years. Tandoori chicken on the bone starter is to die for. Lamb dishes are sublime and the meat falls apart with delicate flavouring. Not a place for super-hot lager swilling louts. If you want to appreciate the flavour and texture, this is it.

Possibly the best Indian in Nottingham, certainly my current favourite. Service is usually…read moreexcellent, and the dishes fantastic and flavoursome. The menu is not huge, but there is certainly a wide enough choice. Portions are very generous, and this is one of very places that are not stingey when it comes to dishing out the rice. It's not the cheapest place going, but you really do get your money's worth. I highly recommend this place, beats most of the trendy Indian's in the area hands down, and without the pretetious decor.

The Balti House is one of very few late night curry houses in Nottingham. The prices are ok, and if…read moreyou have an interest in seeing faded photographs of the restaurant staff with famous football players of days gone by, then this might be the place for you. It seems to me that The Balti House has everything going for it...apart from the food. The location is fairly good, close to Hockley and only 5 minutes or so walk from the Market Square. So, what's wrong with the food? Well, it's not that there is anything terrible about any of it, but i've never eaten anything there and thought "Wow!" when i've tasted it. The curries have always seemed to me not too dissimilar from ones that I can cook at home...and call me old fashioned, but when I go out for a meal, I want to be paying to eat something that I couldn't make at home. I just can't quite put my finger on what it is that is missing from the food here. Fresh coriander perhaps? Maybe they are actually healthier and contain less ghee / oil and salt...I don't know. All I know is, something is missing. Still, given the other options for a late night curry near Nottingham city centre, you could do worse. Noor Jahan on Mansfield Road, or the disgusting Sapna on St James Street are both worse than here. If you are in the area at the end of a night and you don't fancy pizza / kebab / chips, I guess you could do worse than give The Balti House a try. After all, what I appreciate in a curry may be different to what you do, and you might rate this place more highly than I do.

This is really a hidden treasure in Nottingham city centre. I've eaten there three times in the…read morelast fortnight while back in the UK on business. The decor and table settings are plain compared with some Indian restaurants, but the quality of the food and service are spot on. The owner and staff are friendly and very willing to make recommendations. I've had the Lamb Madras, Chicken Tikka Masala and Lamb Rogan Josh so far and each has the requisite layers of flavour. I tend to judge an Indian chef's skill based on an ability to apply heat without destroying the underlying explosion of flavour in the blend of spices used as a basis for the sauce. The food prepared here does not disappoint. The garlic naan may not be quite as light and fluffy as in other places, but the garlic is baked in and not added as an afterthought. I'll be back!

Full disclosure. I first ate from Rajput in 1986 and I always go when I'm back in Sheffield. So…read moreyeah - I'm a fan. But it never fails to disappoint. Last night we dined in, and that chicken tikka methi was just as great as always.

Decent restaurant if you can't be bothered heading to the city centre. You can bring your own…read morealcohol and the food is competitively priced.

I would never recommend this place to anyone. As it shows Indian cuisine but no where near it. Not…read morethe quality expected at all. Butter chicken was extremely sweet despi the ordering guy said he would get it hot. and the pilua rice tasted nothing but tumeric. And the biriyani the worst with chickpeas in it not anywhere close to the "hyderbadi biriyani" this place demands you to order £26 per person and not going to take order if it doesnt fit . Not taking our appetite into consideration. The staff told us in a rude way about the restraunts rules of ordering the quantity even though we werent hungry. But we are sorry that they couldnt get what they wanted even if they blackmailed us to order more per person and that we cannot order less. If ur going to this place dont consider as an indian restaurant. I dont think its fair for give so much hype to this place when u dont serve quality food. There are much better places to visit. And they lie to us on the review that we get free food and drinks. Which is not true we paid almost £113. For low quality food. Definitely not worth it.

Placed right by Nottingham Trent Uni this seems like the sort of restaurant you'd take your folks…read moreto if you were studying and they wanted a curry. Seemingly staffed by men only they gave the ladies the menus first and then brought their meals first which is all well and good. They then brought over roses for the ladies and I wasn't terribly comfortable with this. The staff were quite jokey/banter which loses it a 2nd star which is a real shame as the food itself was very nice and tasty.