This is my favourite indian in oxford. After the ledgendary Moonlight Tandori closed down, i was at…read morea loss, but Mirch strode into that empty space in my heart. The food is generous in portations and well priced. But the greatest thing about the place is the sunday evening all you can eat buffet for 8 pounds. This included 4 types of curry, samosas, tandori chicken, onion bajis and never ending naan. The location cant be beat, right in the heart of cowley road

Mirch Masala is a more recent addition to the landscape on Cowley Road but has established itself…read morewell. The menu is pretty standard as such restaraunts go, though their lunchtime menu is definitely worth checking out and is good value for money. There are few tables, so if you have a large party it may be worth booking early.

Simple authentic Indian cuisine in the heart of vibrant Summertown; Saffron provides a wide range…read moreof dishes at competitive prices while not comprimising on quality. The menu consisted of many usual suspects for a British Indian restaurant but also had some more interested items especially for the Vegetarian such as Paneer Shashlik. Two courses for three people including one cocktail came to £65. Note, this place also does Mango Lassi!

Yum, Yum, just thinking of the Saffron in Summertown sets my gastric juices in motion... I have now…read morebeen to this delightful restaurant at least half a dozen times and have never been disappointed, indeed I am finding my way through a menu which is full of wonderfully tasty dishes. Their vegetarian selection is superb and it must definitely be one of the best Indian restaurants in the north of Oxford, maybe even in the whole of Oxford. I haven't given it 5 stars because the service, though good, is a little aloof (though the Manager is very courteous), but this is just a minor issue given the superlative quality of their food. What more can I say...?

I visited Spice Lounge with a friend, and we didn't have a great experience. The food was fine--we…read morehad a Tarka Daal (£11.95) and a Chicken Shatkora (£13.95)--but there are definitely better options for Indian food in Oxford. I didn't like that our server tried to upcharge us for everything, e.g. asking if we wanted papadam as soon as we sat down, without mentioning that it wasn't complimentary (he also brought and charged us for the accompanying dips without asking). The environment wasn't great either: there were several bugs flying around our table, including a crane fly. When we left, they asked for a TripAdvisor review; I guess this is why they have so many reviews and such a high rating on that website.

Very kind delivery driver, and food arrived earlier than expected. However, this was the worst…read morematter paneer and saag [pumpkin] I've ever had--an oily, flavorless mess. I am not familiar with delivery norms yet, but portions seemed very small for the price. They also don't offer beverages on their takeaway menu, which seems a needless inconvenience.

Delicious food and great service. We ordered a takeaway…read morefrom AL-TAIF as we've recently moved to Kennington and wanted to check out the local takeaway restaurants. The service was great from the start - easy to order online. Prices seemed a little too cheap to be honest - cannot believe the value for money! We phoned to confirm delivery and they said they'd call us back when it was about 5 mins away (which they did) so that we could walk over to collect. Friendly staff, used our name which added to the personal feel, and the food wasn't sat in a bag waiting when we arrived - they asked the kitchen to prepare it in a bag from the hot plates which meant it was still very hot when we got home. We had onion bhajis, pilau rice, saag aloo, peshwari naan, lamb passanda, and lamb rogan Josh. All the food was excellent with delicious meat and vegetables in the curries. The naan was packed with flavour. Nothing was greasy or over-salted. Some of the best Bangladeshi/South Asian food we've had in a long time, and nice to support a local business - particularly right now. Highly recommended and we will be going back for dine-in once restaurants open.

I think they forgot about us…read more We ordered at 8.30pm on Friday evening and I was told our food would be with us shortly. Usually that means 30 minutes. After 50 minutes I called to ask where the food was and was told. "Oh yes it's here, we're just waiting for the driver to come back from another delivery" the food arrived 20minutes later so and hour and 10 minutes wait. It was all delicious. It came with free popadums but weirdly no free salad unlike every other Indian place I know. Good food - but the long delay puts me off ordering from them again.

They have a decent selection of mains though the appetizers are sparse. The Chicken Korma is good,…read morecreamy, slightly sweet, tastes faintly of coconut. The Chicken Tikka Masala is so-so, tastes unlike other CTMs I have had. The service is polite. It would be nice if they automatically included cutlery in the to-go bag. The interior chandeliers/lights are charming and the restaurant is cozy. Perhaps they could relocate the payment/host booth to the front of the restaurant. Ordering online here from their website is seamless.

For south Asians? NO. For foreigners easing into Indian food? Go ahead …read more Why are the reviews for here so good? Did they change cooks or something. I ordered butter chicken and it was SWEET. Butter chicken is not a sweet dish... biryani was legit just veggie pilau with food coloring. Also dishes don't come with roti so you have to order it separate ??? From a desi person who eats Indian/pak food regularly. NO.