This popular eatery is a tandoori restaurant with a twist, with a clean, modern yet warm interior…read moreand a traditional menu with a few additions. A great location for this accesible, and reasonably priced restaurant.

Fanstastic curry restaurant on park street, really nicely flavoured food without too overpoweringly…read morespicey (though they do have some pretty hot dishes too if that's what you fancy!). Very good service

Really nice meal. I'm still pretty basic with my curry and had chicken tikka Marsala - med…read more Wasn't overly hot by any means, but really good. Garlic naan was spot on. Onion Bhaji starter was a new one for me and was amazing. Something like a mix of a hush puppy and fried onion. Colleague had a lamb curry (I forget which one). It was in the spicier side, but really tasty. I would certainly come back.

A curry house with class and a modern twist. We went here on a work's do and weren't disappointed…read morewith the spciy curries and tasty grills on offer. They also coped well with the large group of customers. Smart and stylish interiors make for comfy dining. The poppadums are freshly fried and the chutneys are chunky and homemade tasting. As well as all your faves like Biriyani and Madras, mixed up with a few Pakistani dishes you won't have tried. All have fresh herbs and are very distinctive in flavour. I found it slightly random that they also serve spring rolls and nachos. Not traditionally Indian, but hey! Bollywood music serenades your evening and the lighting is subtle. A good stop off point of you're out for drinks on the waterfront.

Best Indian food I've had in longer than I can remember. I had the standard chicken tikka madras…read moreand garlic naan. I went back the next day for more. I'm going again tonight because it's my last night in town for a while. I would eat there every day if I could.

Very good food eat in or take awayread more

im not really a fan of indian cuisine, but this changed my whole view on it alone, the best service…read moreive had from a restuarant in a while, worth every penny

Great food. Took biryani…read more Saag paneer. Had a recommendation from the chef. Enjoyed it.

I always have a very high expectation from UK in terms on Indian food. After India, the best Indian…read morefood I've have had was always in the UK, especially London. This Bristol restaurant unfortunately falls extremely short of good food. Their curries are forgettable and not delicious at all. Feels like another Indian restaurant run by a bunch of Bangladeshi guys. Service however is quite good. The servers are very attentive and for arrived quickly.

This Indian restaurant on a quiet side street in town is a good little find. The interior is…read moreluxurious, attempting to recreate old colonial splendour, taking inspiration from British architects who worked in India. It opened in 1999, and has an atmosphere and understated splendour that is quite unique compared to most of the restaurants in the city centre. Their menu is fairly long, with a variety of both vegetarian and meat dishes, clearly separated. I had an unadventurous Nilgiri Korma, which is essentially a korma with a twist of rose petals. It was unexpectedly good though, and as per usual with Indian restaurants, I left absolutely full to the brim. They have an excellently stocked bar as well, which is a nice feature in the main dining room. If you're going to see a show, they do a few pre-theatre promotions, and I highly advise this place to begin a pleasant night of culture.

I spent a single day in Bristol trying to see as much as I could and ended up only having an iced…read morecoffee that day. I kind of stumbled into this place because I couldn't try to find anyplace else at that point. But I saw good prices and nice decor and figured it was worth a shot. IT IS. I'm white and from America where there's a lack of Indian food so I'm not sure how it compares, but I've tried a lot and it was near the top of my list. I think it's the best value out of any meal I've gotten in the UK. Nice staff, kind of hard to get the attention of, but they seemed spread thin once the dinner rush came in. Sad to be leaving so I can't stop here agai

Right in the centre of town opposite the hippodrome. This restaurant is large, contemporary and…read moreexcellent. I went with my 9yo son who loves Indian cuisine and they made a fuss of him and he got a free drink; good customer relations. We both had starters and main course with drinks which came to £50. 20% discount from voucher cloud and we paid £40. He food was great and the portions large, we'll be back next time I take him for a curry. X = You've gotta be kidding me XX = trying but not reaching the standard expected or advertised XXX = achieving the standards expected/advertised however high that might be XXXX = they're doing something special here, above expected standards of service XXXXX = WOW! you gotta go here!

I'm going to rave on a little more than the previous reviewer as I absolutely loved it. The best…read moreIndian food at delightful prices nearly as good as the all-encompassing Thalis (but with meat, meat-eating fans will be happy to hear). Although in a similar way to the thali, they do have metal tiffin tins to take away. Genius. I like that you can taste the individual spices in their food, cumin seeds etc rather than the flavours all being muddied up together like in some 'authentic' restaurants. You can also tell they use fresh veg. The peshwari naans (although veg free) are to.die.for. full.stop. and my mate had a chilli cheese one (Mexican??) which was special.

Ganesha is doing something quite different and perhaps even daring: it's serving up authentic…read moreIndian cuisine unlike most you'll find in other Indian restaurants in Britain. There are quite a few dishes from Goa and Kerala on the west coast of India, including some delicious fish dishes, and some North Indian specialities as well. The staff take the time to explain their menu (with pride) so you can ask any questions before you order. Take-aways are delivered free within a 4 mile radius if you spend £15, or you can get a 10% discount if you collect. Three of us ate there for the first time last Friday night, and the place had a nice, busy buzz to it with plenty of customers and background chatter. We started by sharing a Masala Dosa, a pancake with potato and a couple of chutneys, which is quite large so far too much for one. For main, we shared a few dishes so we could try a variety. We had Aleppy King Prawn, one of the more expensive items on the menu, which was cooked in a delicious coconut, coriander and mango-flavoured sauce; Goan Fish Masala, which is a distinctive-tasting dish cooked in a clay oven; and Murg Makhani (Butter Chicken), which is a creamy, mild dish from Northern India. We also ordered a couple of vegetable side dishes and naan breads, all of which were delicious. It's fantastic to see an Indian restaurant serving up real Indian desserts, too, such as the syrup-soaked Gulab Jamun, and Kulfi (Indian ice cream with exotic flavours such as rose, coconut or mango) - and I was disappointed to find myself far too full to fit any in. If they're as tasty as Ganesha's main courses, they'll be worth leaving some room for next time!