This place has been open for 30 years now and was one of the first Indian restaurants/take-aways in…read morethe area. Its such a cozy little place and the staff are super friendly. We usually get a take away from there as its top quality (not too greasy) and its free delivery with orders over £16 but we popped in last Sunday and they were offering a Sunday Special set meal for £8.95 per head! It was really nice and a great way to finish off the weekend.

A complete waste of my time and money!! I had been recommended to try this indian take away so…read morethought we would give it a go. Looking at the menu we wanted to try something different with "heat" and some vegetarian side dishes.... Nothing too difficult you would think!! After waiting an hour and twenty minutes I called to ask what had happened to our delivery (we were originally told 30 minutes) I was informed it was on its way. Ten minutes later our food arrived. The popadoms were all crushed, the "hot" makata wasn't hot (think I've had hotter kormas!) our sag paneer (ordered without garlic) was full of garlic. Everything was cold, mushy and totally tasteless. Ordering from here was not only a waste of my time but a waste of money. In the future I will be sticking Bengal Palace or Shahjahan!!

Wonderful Indian restaurant that is very popular all over the Sussex area. There's so much passion…read moregone into every dish here. We've eaten there a couple of times and also had the take away (it's good but its better if you book a table). The staff are great from the moment you step through the door and make you feel really welcome at all times. In my opinion there's not a bad thing on the menu and there's plenty to choose from but one of my favourites has to be the Seena Naringi which is chicken breast fillets with almonds, sultanas, mint and coconut. Really amazing dish.

Me and my girlfriend Helen were going to a friends birthday bash at the ship inn up the road from…read morethe viceroy and decided to pop in for a curry. So we made a reservation with my yelp app . We weren't disappointed the staff were very friendly and welcoming I ordered a beer and a lamb madras which was lovely and hot ( I love a hot curry ) my girlfriend Helen had the lambda shanks which she absolutely loved she said she can't wait go back and have some more . I've been there lots and lots over the last 30 years absolutely brilliant 10/10 I highly recommend them

Unbelievable! An incredible meal, one of the most enjoyable I've had in Eastbourne. I ordered the…read morechana masala and mutar paneer (side dishes, as there aren't many vegetarian options for the main dishes here). The food was absolutely breath taking - all the right spices in all the right places, and thick layers of ghee atop each dish. The paneer was perfectly firm and fried slightly to give a small amount of crisp. That dish had a little more heat than the chana. Coriander added the freshness to the nice amount of heat included in both dishes. I enjoyed sopping up everything at the end with my garlic naan, as the rice portions (charged separately) here are fairly small. The naan was so delicious, crispy and chewy all at the same time, perfect. It wasn't nearly expensive as I thought! About 35 British pounds for the whole meal (including also a seafood curry for my grandmother and some filtered water). Please go here!! You will love it forever.

Last night we ended going to dinner to Ashoka instead of getting a take away. As we entered the…read moreservice was impeccable. Greeted almost immediately by the manager and escorted to our table with minimal wait or fuss. There was a waiter within minutes ready to take down our selection of drinks- which arrived in a matter of seconds. Now Im sure you're imaging an empty indian restaurant, however the place was ram jam full! Its impressive that they managed to keep the level of service so high. The dishes on the menu were plentiful and delicious just to read. The atmosphere was warm and friendly- the yellow single roses on each table made the place beautiful. We each selected the Chicken Dhansak and Peshwari Naan. The expression eat till you explode could have possibly been turned into reality yesterday. Though we were all full- the food was just too good to waste. The sizes were perfect and east dish was perfectly spiced with minimal oil. My only fault would be the noise level. It proved difficult to hear the person opposite you. But I can hardly fault the restaurant for that. The meal was completed with a complimentary drink and after eight chocolate. I say my work was done well.

Winner of the Kent Kestaurant Awards' 'Best Indian' category and deserevdsly so. Despite being a…read more 100 seater you'll still need to book on a weekend. Lots of local game dishes and seafood dishes including an exellent Nengal Fish Curry. Great value and first rate service too.

Undoubtedly one of the country's best Indian restaurant as it's multiple awards testify. Booking at…read moreweekends is essentail as curry lovers come from far and wide. In a rural location housed in a fiormer coaching inn, The Raja of Kent - not to be confused with it's equally fine sister restaurant in Maidstone - has plenty of parking. The menu, whilst featuring all the usual suspects - King Prawn Butterfly, Chicken Tikka Masala, Pasanda, et al - contains many unique and unusual dishes fishes , Duck Tiikka, Aromatic Mussels, Venison Karahi, Chlli Scallops, using ingredients sourced fromlocal suppliers. The cooking is first rate but the pricing surprisingly modest. Starters are around the £3.25 to £4.75 mark, and mains mostly £5.95 to £7.95.

Great food and service in the restaurant and this applies to the takeaway service as well, my…read moreslight complaint, is the takeaway portions are I but on the small side.

From the owner: Fine Indian cuisine and takeaway service with free home deliveryread more

this indian is amazing the prices are good the food is fantastic our household normally orders a…read morechicken jalfrazi portion of chips 2 popodoms khema knan and a chapatti and that serves about 3 people and normally costs 15.00 but may i just say the jalfrazi includes green chillies with pips left in that blow your socks off literally.

Have eaten here many times and has been really good, just had a take away and it was awful. It was…read morewatery and tasteless - the vegetables were left in massive chunks and raw. Very disappointed.

We together (2 people) shared one main and 2 side dishes (best way to go) plus one appetizer. The…read moreservice was amazing, all the servers were prompt and very kind. The Chana Masala was amazing with the Paratha was really good. Very good Indian food. Very up kept location with beautiful and clean interior. The restrooms are spectacularly clean. Only Con: We got a refill of coke and it was £18.00 total. Pretty pricey for just Coca Cola. Side note: We walked from Gatwick airport. If you are traveling from Gatwick, it's a 25 minute walk through dirt path with trees and bushes, you will see horses, etc.

If you ever got connecting flight from LGW and got 5-8 hours to spare. Check out this place it's…read morevery close by! I had the most amazing experience here. This Indian/Asian fusion did not disappoint! The service was great and the food was even better. Some of richest Indian food I have ever had. My tastebuds were having a party with every bite. This place closes from 3-6 pm. Come early 11am-3 pm or for evening from 6-9 pm. You won't be disappointed this place is marvelous.

When I looked for Indian food in Brighton, this place seems to be the top of the charts. And it's…read moredefinitely solid food. A bit on the pricier side, but the atmosphere is also quite nice / upscale so there's that. It's definitely it your local Indian where most of the business comes from deliveries. This seems to be quite a touristy place but not in a bad way. It's located inside the Lanes and so it's very central. I really enjoyed the meal and would certainly come back for their food.

If ever there were a trendy UK Indian restaurant, this has to be it! The bright lights, colorful…read moredecorations, and amazing service were all super memorable parts of my visit to the Chilli Pickle! For dinner, I sat at the communal table and ordered the Set Menu (Veg), which started with a huge platter of pappadum along with pickled onions and three different types of chutneys/jams. Then there was the Chilli Pickle Cornflake Mix, a reinvented version of "Bombay mix" containing cornflakes, lentils, peanuts, chickpeas, flaked rice, cashews, pecans, raisins, and more! This was so crunchy and delicious that I even asked to take the rest home after the meal! On the waiter's recommendation, I tried the pani puri for my appetizer, a typical Indian street food made of puri (a deep-fried puff) filled with potato, chickpeas, and chutney--it also came with a tamarind water on the side, which you poured into the puris before eating. While this was an interesting dish, there was very little flavor to the little puffs, and I thought these was skippable. For my main, I chose the Punjabi Aubergine Curry, made with soft pieces of eggplant in a sauce of tamarind, coconut, and peanuts. It came with a cucumber/tomato/red onion salad and a huge, fresh piece of onion roti on the side. The onion roti was pure perfection--the edges were puffy and chewy, while the inner part was thin and crispy; it had a nice nutty flavor from the whole wheat flour and was the perfect vessel for dunking in the curry! Overall a decent dish, but the flavors and spices were definitely toned down, and the sauce had a more sweet/mild flavorful than other Indian curries I've had.