The food is amazing. Excellent and friendly service. They even hold the door open for you…read more Recommend to any one. Not actually eaten in the restaurant. Take away. But the place looks beautiful.

To be honest the feature which is most attractive about this resturant is that every child below 10…read moreyears of age gets served free when accompanied by two adults(woohoo!!...expceptions are when its a birthday party they are catering for)... The ambienec of the place is very warm and exoticand the place is very tidy . The food I have found is never that great in taste but they do use fresh raw material for cooking which is good. The other thing I noticed was that most of the different dishes always end up having the same tasting sauce so much for variety. The place remains quite deserted even in the peak lunch hours and is very centrally located so it is really very obvious how great the food is. If you want to make arrangements for get -to -gether even on a short notice however , you can always count on Guffa Raja .

A very high quality Indian in the middle of a 'Stepford Wives' development. I'll confess this was…read moreour 'local' until we moved a year ago and was a much appreciated refuge from the chavs and geezers who increasingly frequented the local pub and ASDA (or CHAVSDA as it became known). Pleasant interior if airport chic floats your boat, and a little on the cramped side when busy. But the food more than makes up for it. Chicken 65 (Diced chicken cooked in lemon base sauce topped with yogurt, £3.50) and Adraki lamb chops (34.50) are well spiced and carefully starters. The Chefs Special Chicken Curry is 'intriguing' and the breads are pure heaven. (I've ordered a bag load of the plain naans as take aways to serve at dinner parties!). My favourite was Sathkari Gosht, £7.95, lamb cooked in calamansi juice (wild lemon), lemon leaf and naga chilli. According to the manager they rotate their chefs every 7 months sending them back to India to brush up on new dishes. Hard to fault and in 4 years of eating their I have only ever sent one dish back. Don't be surprised if the odd free bottle of Kingfisher appears on your table but not on the bill We miss it.

Food and service always great Varied meno. Ambiance excellent. Ample parking. Always feel welcome.read more

This is by far the best Indian restaurant that you will find. I guarantee that you won't just come…read morehere once. I think 99% of the clientele are regulars. Mia the owner greets all of his customers and will remember all of you names. The food is delicious and menu quite extensive. We have often had little extra side dishes bought up to our table for us to try. They are always experimenting with new food and value your opinions. After your gorgeous culinary experience, you will be presented with little glasses of Tia Maria and cream. We are always invited then by Mia to have another drink on the house. This is a large restaurant but most nights it is packed out. On Friday nights he has Elvis along to sing. At the end of the evening most people are up dancing. On Sundays there is a buffet but you can still order off the main menu. I totally recommend this place, you will be given a big warm welcome and then be in for a true curry feast. The prices are reasonable too. They do takeaways and you will always be offered a drink when you come to collect, there is a discount on takeaways. You must try this restaurant, you will not be disappointed. Enjoy!

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.

Having being a curry lover for the past 40 years (or more) this is one of the best takeaway curry…read morehouses that I know (and I've tried a few) The food is always piping hot whether you collect or have it delivered, staff always polite and friendly and the food tastes great. If you have it delivered they will give you an approximate time and it is always close to this (no 20mins and it arrives 45 mins later

Fantastic! We ordered a delivery this evening and it was amazing! Fresh, hot and very generous…read moreportions! The food was delivered by a very friendly driver and it was hot! The best take away we have ever had, thoroughly recommend them to everyone! They'll always be our choice now, well done guy's x

Sadly this wonderful business closed, this is an out of date picture as they moved to another…read morepremises before closing 4 years ago.

Some of the best modern Indian cooking anywhere in Europe. Light, fragrant dishes, subtly spiced…read moreand beautifully presented. Exceptionally good value and first rate service

Very good, but the guy said we ordered too much...we ate it all…read more Place looked cool, service was like hella mid

The starters: seafood and aloo tikki were awesome! Very aromatics and lots of depth in the spices…read moreused. I had the lamb and mushrooms an y husband had the goat stew. I always eat a lamb curry in an Indian restaurant but the goat was surprisingly delicious! The garlic naan and mushroom rice was great side dishes! I would recommend this restaurant to anyone who comes to London!

Very pretty restaurant with nice decor. The staff is wonderful. Came here with a friend after…read moreseeing a show at cliffs pavilion and literally everything we had was outstanding! The naan was perfect. I had butter chicken - amazing. The prices were very reasonable too. I can't say enough good things about this place. Definitely worth a visit if you're stopping by South End for any reason and if I was a local, I would come here all the time.

Went to Clacton on Sea for the weekend to visit some friends, and decided to go out for a meal. We…read morecame across the Spice Village just by chance, it looked a relatively new restaurant the decor was very nice indeed, staff were very friendly in fact the whole ambiance of the place was very good. The menu had a good selection of dishes mainly South Goan. The food was excellently presented, and it tasted as good as it looked, in fact I would go as far to say this was the best Indian cuisine I have tasted since visiting India earlier this year. I will certainly go back and thoroughly recommend anyone who likes there curry

I used to have food from this take-away at least once a week when I lived in Larkfield. The food is…read morefantastic, never had any problems. The staff are great, if there is anything special that you want, they will do their best to do it for you.

Following visits a few years ago, six of us dined here last…read morenight, all choosing different dishes. A steady flow of customers throughout the evening kept the waiting staff busy and proved the popularity of this establishment. I found the menu (updated since my last visit) to have plenty of choices. After papadums, I enjoyed delicious Cod Fish Fry to start followed by Tikka Chilli Massala Chicken accompanied by Ginger & Onion Rice with added chopped green chilli. The rice had a chilli kick to it but combined with the chilli in the curry, I have never experienced anything so chilli hot in my life!!! In the end, I had to leave the rest of the chillies on the side untouched. I had a reasonable amount of rice but should have ordered an extra portion to make the chilli experience more palatable. If you enjoy chillies consider this a serious challenge! My fellow diners enjoyed their food; some of us had the standard Indian ice creams afterwards, followed by coffee or tea. In all, it came to £30 per head including two drinks each and a decent tip. I am certain we will be going back here again and I shall not forget the chilli experience for a long time to come!

It's been a while since I last came here but I did have a very enjoyable evening. The food is good…read moreas is the service. The decor is very comfortable and functional.