Brilliant food exactly how I wanted it. The food is a little pricier than the more popular curry…read morehouse up the road but the service is second to none. I find the smaller things such has hot plates being placed on the table moments before the food is brought are key things which make you stand out from the rest. Each dish was hot and portions were adequate to fill the average person. Alcohol was a bit pricy for the location but is expected. The reason it is not 5 stars was because the waiter or waiters in this case came three times in consecutive occasions to ask if we are ready to order. The first waiter got told cane we have 5 minutes and a minute later a different waiter asked if we was ready, again. As I mentioned before, the food is brilliant. Would recommend for an nice meal or even a group outing.

Loved it. Its good to see a reduced menu these days, but what they offer caters for all, well…read morecooked and we were well looked after.

Great food great service for a reasonable price Been here…read moremany's times and always the same. Never disappoints

I organised a staff night do for a Thursday night, to take advantage of the £9.99 offer. Basically…read moreyou can order any starter, main (King prawn £4 extra) and side or rice/naan and a side dish. Having booked online we walked in to find a nice comfy table reserved for us. Black leather upholstery and white table cloths stood at ready. Once seated a pile of poppadum's were placed at the centre of the table with roughly chopped up onions, garlic paste, mango chutney and mint yogurt. For starters I had the dal soup which had a nice consistency, and just the right portion. The rest of the group also seemed to enjoy their onion bahji and shish kebab. Starters and Cobra beers whisked aside the mains swiftly came. I always try to order something new so i risked a King Prawn Chom Chom with garlic rice (£1 extra). The prawns were cooked well and the portions were very generous. However mine was very sweet, with no heat. Asking around the table, six people said the same, all their curries were sugary and the garlic rice had big chunks of raw garlic . There were two curries the keema spinach curry that was flavoursome, and a madras which tasted just of chilli sauce. To end the meal we were given fresh segments of orange and a shot of baileys. Overall the service okay, and the price of what we paid was good. However it was not until the end we discovered we should have been given Bombay potatos each.. not that I could have managed them. But the food was inconsistent and the spices/flavours tasted artificial? If you are passing by and want cheap grub then try it,,,

this is a new Indian that has opened within the last couple of months what can i say.. the food is…read moresuperb restaurant quality but not restaurant prices. The place itself is very clean and the staff are really friendly and open to suggestions on the dishes.. The delivery service is fast and the food always piping hot. They also do some storming starters.

Ruchi Bangla is a new restaurant which has opened recently, They do some alright food most of their…read moreprices seemed overpriced as well, Its a very clean restaurant inside and also their is friendly staff inside who guide you on what is the best food to get.

We have been several times for evening meals out with friends and family. The food and service is…read morealways good. We have also been for the Sunday afternoon buffet a few times too! The a la carte menu has a wide choice and there is something for the novice to seasoned Indian diner to choose from. Bangla Spice give generous portions so you'll not go hungry!! The Sunday buffet is also good with rotating weekly menu. Advanced publication of this can be found each weekend on their Facebook page. The currently have 5 different menus which always offer a mild, medium and hot main dish choice. This is in our opinion the best Indian restaurant in leyland and Chorley and one of the best in south ribble.

We had dinner here tonight and it was great!!…read more Last week we bought a house on the small development opposite this restaurant and decided tonight to go across to Clayton le Woods to check out the surrounding area. We had a couple of beers in two local pubs first (look for those reviews) and then to here for dinner. Its a large place by Indian standards probably about 100 covers or so. We were seated as soon as we arrived which isn't my favourite but they dont really have a bar area to have a drink and check out the menu. The service was good but too quick and that's why they lost a star. Don't take away the papads plate whilst we are still chewing the last bite, don't pounce on me the split second I finish my beer to see if I want another. I'm sure the guys meant well but somebody needs to train them a little better. However they are still 4 stars for an outstanding meal of chicken madras, Lamb masala, dhall, rice and bread. Came to the princely sum of 35 quid, I'm sure that's great value. Try it , you will be glad you did, just slow down guys!!

Bengal Cottage in Horwich has pretty much taken the Bolton restaurant scene by storm. In the unit…read morewhich was formerly 'The Red Onion' and then 'HaLay', when the signs first went up for Bengal Cottage - opening soon, the residents of Horwich pretty much thought "oh great, another Indian restaurant", but never have we been so happily wrong! Welcome to flavour country, folks. The first thing I must comment on is by far the food. If you've been to an Indian Restaurant in recent years and been underwhelmed, go to this place to have your passion re-ignited! The chef (pictured below) knows his cooking and service, and quite rightly has been voted Curry Chef of the Year 2012-2013! The food quality alone is superb! It's fresh, tasty, and jam packed with flavour! Even though they also Tweet about contenders of their "hottest curry" challenge over on their Twitter, the focus generally with their offerings is definitely on delicious flavours and high quality ingredients rather than trying to blow your head off with spice. Even the simple naan bread pictured above was deliciously fresh and warm. The chef and the other staff are superb when it comes to customer service! Friendly, warm and engaging, they are happy to help you choose what may be to your taste, or what they may recommend. The chef himself is often on the floor speaking to customers and making sure everything is okay. He even came over to our table to personally wish my mother a happy birthday and wish us a pleasant evening, as he remembered that I had booked a few months before to bring my mum to Bengal Cottage for her birthday. About that though, I'd booked a few months ago for "5pm", and was told it was fine, but the restaurant actually opens at 5:30pm, which we didn't know. However, when we went there at 5, although the restaurant wasn't 'open', we were able to enter and sit in a comfy seating area by the bar, until a friendly staff member came over to assess the situation, and even though we would've been happy to go for a wander for half an hour, they were happy to seat us, put the music on, and effectively open up early... just for us! That's service, folks! The venue is small but not cramped, and is modern and stylish in its décor and furnishings. Pleasant Indian music plays in the background, or the flat-screen TV shows big glitzy Bollywood musical numbers, which I loved. The menu is large but not over the top. Each section is clearly explained and displayed, and all terminology is elaborated upon. They also have some amazing offers. We went on a Wednesday night for my mum's birthday, which was 'banquet night' ... 5 courses for £9.99 each! Sorry, let me just repeat that... FIVE COURSES OF FRESH INDIAN CUISINE BY THE CURRY CHEF OF THE YEAR, FOR LESS THAN A TENNER!! Got that? Good! It's easy to miss Bengal Cottage on Horwich's busy Lee Lane high street, especially as both Lee Lane and Winter Hey Lane are packed full of take-aways as it is, so you might see the small outside of the restaurant and mistakenly think it's another take-away, but even though they offer a take-away service, this is no run-of-the-mill Horwich take-away. It's one of the best Indian restaurants I've been to in years, and I highly recommend you visit soon!

We ate here a couple of nights ago. The restaurant was recommended by the local pub and they were…read morespot on. Its a small place we thought was a takeaway at first. But on entering you can see it opens out towards the rear. There were a few tables taken and we ended up at the back which was fine with me. The waiter brought us a couple of drinks and menus and said just give a wave when you want to order. We started with papads and dips which were the usual suspects and fine. Chicken madras was very good but I would have liked it with a few more chilli's but it was a good sized portion with quality chicken. Sharon liked her butter chicken, we shared saag aloo and tarka dhall for sides with a naan bread too. Couple of drinks and the bill hit 35 quid, how bad is that ? I expect to be back here in the future.

Namaste Nepal on Burton Road is the ultimate neighborhood favorite in West Didsbury for brilliant,…read moreauthentic Nepalese food. The staff are exceptionally warm and welcoming, and the relaxed vibe makes it just incredible. The portions are ample enough to share or takeaway. Incredible flavors that pop in your mouth with every bite.

Food is good and maintains it temperature due to the hot plate…read more Great for sharing (starters) Service is fast and they are very nice Ambiance is quiet and it gives you more time to savor the food and chat

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.

Alarm bells always ring when I see such a small establishment offering so many menu choices. Not…read moreonly does The Masala Bangaldesh Take Away offer hundreds, from Rogan Josh, Dupiaza, Karahi, Muglai to Balti and Thali specials, but it also offers 'curry in a tray with chips' and southern fried chicken. Hmmmm...how can all of this be fresh? Well, I have tried one dish from here and I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised. I think it might have been a Lamb Tikka Masala or something similar, but the Lamb was real, the flavour was authentic and the sauce tasted fresh. It's not the best Curry I've ever had, but for a quick filler on the way home after a night in the pub, it does the job.