This was some of the best Indian food I have ever tasted! Full of flavor, well presented. The…read moreservice was great also - attentive and friendly yet discreet. The restaurant was about half full, with a peaceful ambiance. Really loved it.

If you want a Indian food in Cambridge then look no further than Prana. I have tried others and…read morethey don't compare. Restaurant is nice, staff are attentive but not in-your-face all the time. Food is top notch. I had the Murghi Massalam per Prana recommendation and was not disappointed. Actually, it may be the best Indian meal I have ever had. Flavorful but not hot, filling but not ship sinking.

This is a terrific little Indian place on Regent St. The location is quite close to most other…read morethings of interest in Cambridge. The storefront is rather unobtrusive while the interior is relatively cozy with a sedate atmosphere. I went in on a Sunday evening and it was moderately busy. However, I was on my own and was able to be seated quite quickly. My server attended to me right away and did a very good job taking care of me. The menu offered several favorites. I chose the Chicken Dopiaza as a main accompanied by Punjabi Chole and Peshwari Naan. It was all excellent. The contrast between the sweet taste of the naan and the spice of the curry proved a very good combination. My final bill with everything included (drink, food and tax) was £23.95. This was just under $32 USD at the time. I was quite happy with this value. I will consider another visit next time I am in Cambridge.

Unequivocally the best Indian restaurant in the city center of Cambridge. Most standard curry…read morehouses in the UK tend to oversaturate their dishes with excessive amounts of oil and grease. Vedanta, on the other hand, eschews this ubiquitous practice of "over-oiling" in favor of a more finesse-based approach. The end product is an absolutely delightful array of curry comestibles. Ample vegetarian options are available on the menu. It is certainly not the spiciest eating establishment in Cambridge - but if you are a heat-seeker, you can certainly ask the staff the increase the spice-level if you are so inclined. In sum, a delicious option for standard North Indian fare within easy walking distance of the bus station and the train station. As a one time student at the university, I searched extensively for the best place in town to get a curry - and this is undoubtedly it! Pro Tip: You should consider making a reservation on weekends, as it can sometimes get busy - otherwise you might have to wait for a bit for a table to open up.

Hands down, the best Indian food I've ever had. I would love to pick this place up and move it to…read moreCharlotte so I could go all the time. We ate with a large group at Navdhanya in their room upstairs after my sister's wedding rehearsal. My only complaint is that the room was stiflingly hot!! We were in England during a heat wave (80's and 90's) and the building doesn't have any air conditioning. 30+ people crammed in a poorly ventilated room eating spicy Indian food and drinking liberally... You can see the potential for trouble there, right? I'm happy to report no one passed out. (My dad did have to leave before dessert though.) And, we all gorged ourselves on delicious food I cannot name.

The food was delicious. This Cambridge restaurant is listed in the Michelin Guide, and deservedly…read moreso! I had the railway lamb curry which was well balanced and nicely tender. I followed this with a Gajar Ka Halwa desert - an amazing carrot-cardamom fudge cake with mango ice cream. This is a very special restaurant.

Indian food, not very spicy so if you are afraid of hot food this is your place. We would have…read moreprefer a bit more of a kick. We ordered for some onion bhajis as one starter for 3 of us to share and they brought us three different starters so we ended up with 12 onion bhajis and not very hungry for the mains.

We jokingly asked for "dodgy curry" and thankfully our client knew what we meant and recommended…read morehere. The four of us descended on the place and were treated to really a pretty nice meal. Our lamb vindaloo was very good, with a nice pleasant spice, good tender lamb, and a very fruity gravy, a little more so that I typically get, but still pretty good. The butter chicken wasn't quite as flavorful as it sometimes is, but did have a pat of butter on top of the dish (hardly necessary, but why not) and the prawn disk we ordered had a similar nice dark rich gravy and lots of nice big prawns. They were shell on, which made for a bit of a mess when it came time to eat, but still very good. Our naan and papadum were also good, but...no mint corriander chutney! We probably should have asked, but it wasn't provided with the papadum. Service was attentive. I will say that this got a little expensive, but I also think that Indian food tends to be that way by the time you're done ordering all of the bread and rice and whatever else - individual entrees don't seem that expensive, but it creeps up on you by the time you're done. This is probably a very strong 3 - I'd definitely head back if given the chance.

The chicken tikka masala was excellent as was the veggie biryani. The prices and portions were…read moredecent as well. The wait was very long, however, and it took us asking three times and 20 minutes before we had water for the table.

This is a great place, many say the best place, for Indian in Cambridge. Nothing is too greasy,…read moreenormous variety in the menu including a fantastic cabbage salad, and a good mango laslee all make for a party in your mouth. One issue I have, which has repeated itself every time I go, is the difficulty in getting a glass of water. I'm glad B.L. also ran into this problem so I'm not the only one. Last time I went, I personally counted 6 requests for water to at least 3 different servers before it came. Is there a conspiracy here? when I order beer, it comes quick no problem. Are they trying to steer me towards buying a drink? I don't know, but it's happened often enough for me to wonder. Won't stop me from coming back though, because it is very good, but I might just bring a bottle of water with me next time.

Great service and wonderful Indian food served in a convenient location close to Cambridge. We…read morewill visit again the next time we are here.

World class service. Fantastic food. Don't know what else…read morethere is to say. The experience was perfect but yelp wants me to write more. Dope af. Super duper delicious. Attentive staff. A+ family owned joint. Eat here.

Food was good. But tonight's order was a disaster! I ordered from *their* website but the…read morerestaurant said they did not receive it despite my card being charged and receiving an order confirmation. The guy said I can reorder since I'm there and so I did. Not only did I have to wait for the food but was told that I would have to contact a third party for a refund! He had to charge my card for the reorder and it was left to me to correct their mistake by contacting a third party for a refund for the online order?! It's completely absurd and a lack of accountability for them to place the legwork on their customers when they are trying to cut out the middleman that they promote on their own website! We are here on holiday and making international calls to correct someone else's mistakes is not a getaway. There was ONE person servicing the tables. He tried his best to help but he said he's new and there was no manager onsite. It's such a poorly run operation that puts their incompetence and greed over their customers. Avoid! The food does not make up for the inconvenience, experience, and lack of service.

Around 9pm, the restaurant in our hotel was closed, my daughter and I were so disappointed and had…read moreto find something to eat. We did not want walk long, and just went across street, We did not expect much. To our surprise we found a such delight authentic southern Indian food, everything was delicious, the waiter was friendly and quick, told me I ordered too much and suggested I should order one less item. My daughter will spend 3 years in Cambridge, we will definitely come back more.

Awful place. Don't be fooled by their cheap Sunday offer. Here's a run down:…read more- Got physically man-handled by the manager when he decided we were in his way. He shoved our chairs rather than asking us to move! - Had to wait nearly an hour for any service. - The manager at first refused to give us our change, as we had not explicitly said we wanted it! Beggars belief! This restaurant will not receive any more of my money.

Set down the ever popular Mill Road (tons of excellent places for foodies, and pub fans alike), the…read moreKohinoor is the best Indian restaurant in Cambridge. By far. Dont be put off by the weeknight food offers, they dont need to do this, the food is worth every penny. They really cram them in, so booking in advance is definitely adviseable. The decor is a bit dated, but its clean and the service is quick and the staff love a bit of banter so its an overall fun night out.

This is a very good curry house; it was recently refurbished, making it a suitable place for…read moreromantic dinners. Nirala was previously known as Tandoori Villa, not only did its name change so did the service offered and the atmosphere from it previously drab look into something brighter. They make good dhansak and other popular Indian dishes. The problem with Nirala is its inconsistency, the food taste good some days and other days are quite bland. You wonder whether they change their chef after every shift. There has been a general improvement of the restaurant and the services provided over the past years.

A small local Indian restaurant in north Cambridge. The menu is broad, but based on my experience…read morethey are particularly strong on tandori dishes. While I wouldn't call it in any way outstanding, everything including the setting, quality of most items offered and the service are up to standard for experiencing a fairly good Indian meal.