"I'm the only Indian (restaurant) in the village," the Raj would cry in triumphantly in…read moreWelshish-Indian if it were a character on Little Britain. It's up there with the Millon Tandoori and Gulshan as one of the best Indian's in Liverpool, or at least south Liverpool, I would say. There's a range of dishes to pick from. I'm usually into a bit of spice - not the kind enjoyed by Wayne Rooney, I hasten to add - but my favourite dish here is the Shahee chicken. A mild dish full of honey, and chicken of course, which is utterly delectable. Throw in a sumptuously cooked peshwari naan, and I'm away. Oh yeah, and a pint of Tiger or Kingfisher or some other great Indian beer. The prices aren't bad for an Indian restaurant , the food is always worth it and the service is always quick and with a smile. They often throw in an extra poppadom too, which is a real bonus. But perhaps you have to be a fat regular like me to enjoy that privilege!

The Raj is a great little place in Woolton, it blends in well with the traditional village setting…read more Located in a quaint little cottage, you could easily mistake it for someone's house! There is a little garden at the entrance with a gold water feature, which if it was working and didn't have water pipes hanging around everywhere, would probably look really nice and authentic. The interior is pretty traditional, with Indian style ornaments dotted around the place. The staff are friendly and polite, and will advise you on what to order if you're unsure. The prices of the food aren't bad, a three course meal will cost around £16 per person, with the mains costing around £7.50. There are set meals available which range from £14-£17 per person. I strongly recommend one of the chef's specials, the bulsari salmon - delicious.

This really is a very good curry house! For years, The Light Of Bengal has been a popular…read morerestaurant and take away for Liverpool's Aigburth and South Liverpool areas and many on this side of the city would agree about its status as one of the best in the whole city. The problem with The Light is of course its situation. Now that the Fulwood Arms has opened nearby, things aren't quite as remote as they once were along this stretch of road between Garston and Lark Lane so is is possibel to enjoy a curry some beers and entertainment next door and not feel like you are making a bit of a voyage. It would be worth it though as The Light's menu is offers a good array of authentic Indian dishes at very good prices and the staff are top blokes. Worth the trek.

At the risk of sounding like a broken record, it takes a lot for an Indian to impress me. You see…read moreif you have grown up on some of the most mind bogglingly delicious asian cuisine for most of your life, dining at these Indian pretender restaurants serving mediocre dishes may pass for good to the unsuspecting curry eater but not ME!! Light of Bengal is good, for most but for my money pretty average. Then again as I said it takes a hell of a lot to impress me. In fact there are a handful of restaaurants of the Indian kind I would actually recommend "highly" Mumtaz in Leeds is exceptional, the EastzEast installments in Manchester are bearable and there are others but Light of Bengal didn't really light my fire I'm afraid to say. No doubt this willl not and should not deter the rest of you going in for some "curry"

Whenever I'm visiting my partner in Pont, we make sure to have a meal here. Food is excellent and…read moreservice is exemplary; the owners are always good for a nice chat. Lovely place.

This restaurant had probably the best food on our UK trip. We ate here while on our narrowboat…read morejourney along the nearby Llongollen canal. Items that really stand out are the naan bread (freshly made and a hit with our picky carbo-holic younger son), and the chicken tikka masala which had a light red coconut sauce - different than I've seen in other restaurants. But really everything that we ordered was very tasty.

Formerly known as Ayesha, the restaurant was refurbished and reopened under its new name…read more The focus however for those who frequented the previous restaurant remains on serving quality food and offering good value for money. The restaurant does have more of a family feel to it. The food is good, although I'd be lying if I told you it was out of this world. In all honesty I have had better, but decent it is. The lamb chat kora comes highly recommended by staff at under £9, it's worth a gander. Personally..I'd go for the tandoori chicken uri though as something a little bit different. At the same price the dish consists of seasonal Bangladeshi green beans, barbecued chicken and coriander. If not a great option a decent one instead!!!

My wife & I (we are from Sydney) stayed with a friend in Liverpool, and she mentioned that she…read moreenjoyed the food at Khalisa Restaurant in Childwall. We decided to visit this restaurant and we were very pleased with our visit. The ambience was pleasant, the staff were helpful & polite, it is a fully licensed restaurant so there wasn't any problem with our drinks. Once the Manager (owner??) found out how much I liked Indian / Bangladeshi food, and that I liked the curries to be 'genuine' curries, not produced for a European palate, he made sure that the food had the taste of Bangladesh. Each dish was just right - my wife's and our friend's dishes were less spicy, but just as tasty. It is a shame that only infrequent visits to Liverpool will allow us to try this restaurant more often.

Always a very pleasant experience dining here. The food is first class, as is the friendly and…read moreefficient service. They seem to do a very good trade with take-aways too. Prices are reasonable too, we pay more in BIrkenhead. We always look forward to an evening at the britannia spice and would highly recommend you visiting, you won't be disappointed.

Over in the Wirral you'll find a fine Indian restaurant in plush surroundings known as Britannia…read moreSpice. There's the crisp white linen and artfully folded napkins you often find in places specialising in curry (and we all know that the pristine white is just made for staining yellow and orange with slight spatterings of sauce no matter how careful you are), dark wooden features which give it a traditional feel, and modern leather white and black chairs for a bit of juxtaposition. It's certainly a pleasant place to eat but if you fancy your own sofa better, there's a takeaway service too. The menu is laden with archetypal bhajis, pakoras, butterfly king prawns and tikka meats to start, banquets, sharing dishes and selections for one (thalis), baltis, biryanis,dhansaks and tasty malayas, just about every kind of Indian bread you can imagine as well as some more unusual chef recommendations. Britannia deals in outside catering too, and there's a great two course mini meal deal where you can get a smaller bite for £5.95 as a lunch perhaps.

I've been to Hilal a few times and had takeaway. The quality of the curries is really good and the…read morestarters are delicious. The interior is good, clean and basic and you're always greeted with a smiling face. The staff are knowledgeable and happy to make recommendations.

Since they've moved from the Victoria Buildings I can honestly say that the hilal has never lost…read moreits quality. Its only in a very small premises now which is a shame because some of the ambience is lost, and there are more restaurants in the village now, but the food and prices remain good value & quality. its always a winner in my opinion. The MAJOR letdown is that they don't have any high chairs so if you have young kids then its not going to be often that you get to go there. However if you have very young kids its not that likely that you'll be visiting an indian restaurant (and indeed it may be a play to discourage people with kids from going) so it might not be a problem. There's parking immediately behind the restaurant so that's never a problem. They'll also do your food for takeout too - but not delivery.

This curry house has recently changed names to the red melon. And that's not all that has changed…read more Although we have not dined in yet we've had many take aways. The restaurant looks nicer inside than before and we are always greeted by friendly members of staff who have even given us free soft drinks and chocolate while we wait for our food. This is all a bonus though because the food is not only reasonably priced compared to other curry places in nantwich it is delicious and fresh! Would highly recommend.

Mak the most of it at Syed's!! This warm and inviting local Bangladeshi restaurants is Wallasey's…read morebest kept secret. They have their own signature dishes a plenty decorating a wide ranging menu. \As you'd expect there is a selection of tikkas and kebabs, billato moris or prawn stuffed capsicum, complemented by flavoursome malagatawni soup to start. Not to worry though there is still dishes that you will recognize such as the chicken shashlik, tikka masala, mild Kashmiri, creamy kurma, sweet and sour dhansak, and fiery Madras, or vindaloo. So protective are they of their secret recipes that Mak's exclusive creations are protected by copyright. To add a bit of glitz and glamour the dishes have quality names, with specials named Bollywood Dream, Jewel in the Crown, Achari, and Badshahi Jinga. You vegans don't feel neglected a diverse range of vegetarian options include bombay potatoes and lentil tarka daal. Every town these days seems to have a secret south Asian restaurant option up its sleeve. Wallasey is no different, this weapon of choice will blow you away!!! You have been warned Mak Syed is very good indeed.

Great food, nice little restaurant, take out better value. Restaurant is bring ur own booze but an…read moreoff licence opposite so if u forget dnt worry!