Popped in for a cocktail. Tried the Margarita (masala). While it sounded promising on the menu, it…read morewas like drinking a medical tonic. Hard pass! Ambience was nice. Host very welcoming. Server very warm and professional. Those made a positive difference in the visit. Cocktails need work!

Delicious!! My family and I shared the vegetable platter, chicken tikka, chicken biryani and saag…read morepaneer with plain naan on the side. The dishes were beautifully presented and absolutely scrumptious. The tikka wasn't served with rice on the side, which was unusual to us, but we've only had Indian food in the USA until today, so maybe it's a regional thing. We didn't have any room at a the end for desserts, but we saw a couple options pass by, and they looked just as fantastic as the rest of the food. Service was excellent. My kids, husband, and I voted The Mint Room as one of our all-time favorite Indian restaurants. We highly recommend it!

When in Bath, Chai Walla is a must! This walk-up Indian storefront serves up bold, flavorful food…read morethat's perfect for a casual bite. There's a nearby park with plenty of seating, making it easy to enjoy your takeaway in a relaxed setting. We tried the falafel wrap and samosas (not pictured), and the salad curry box was especially delicious and generous in portion. It hit the perfect balance of sweet, savory, and just the right amount of spice. The owner is kind and welcoming, which made the experience even better. We'll definitely be back if we find ourselves in Bath again!

Take away window in Bath. It has a limited menu of Indian street food. I got the samosa chaat,…read morewhich is chopped samosa topped with a chickpea curry and salad, with some chili sauce and mango chutney. It was a very hearty portion and a bit spicy but so vey good!

My friend and I went to Pearl of India (used to be called eastern eye?) this past July. We had…read moreflown in late and we came in at 10:30, about 30 minutes before they closed. They took us in and had amazing service. The food was great and we got tikka masala, mango lassis, and a lamb dish by recommendation of our waiter. The restaurant is really breathtaking and they have the history of it being a ballroom on their pamphlet. Their kindness extended beyond dinner and I hope to return again soon.

Some of the best Indian food I have had in a while. The chicken tikka was moist flavourful and not…read morebright red. The service was good and the room was excellent, we felt like we were in a Georgian ball room with high ceilings and skylights.

Excellent little restaurant, good for eating and excellent for takeaway…read more Always jam packed and busy, this restaurant is always the perfect place for a meal that can guarantee you will like every time. The service is tremendous. I recommend the Chicken Patia.

Really nice food and not very expensive. The staff are incredibly friendly and i have never felt so…read morespecial when collecting a take-away! The restaurant is very small and cosey so perfect for group meals where the whole restaurant is dominated by people you know. Located in Moorland Road it is always busy, so book in advance. However i have never had to wait longer than 30 minutes to collect my take-away, i really would recommend to anyone... if your a regular they will even learn your name!

The food taste and quality was very low and not restaurant quality…read more Everything tasted bad and wrong.

This is a very authentic eighties style Indian restaurant with individual booths to sit in…read more Polite, prompt service and a good range of dishes on the menu. We ordered lamb tikka, prawn korma, pilau rice and 2 or 3 vegetable dishes. I tend to avoid very hot curries, but unfortunately, the prawn korma was too bland even for me and seemed to have been thickened with nothing more than mashed potato. I usually choose prawn biriani in Indian restaurants, but was put off by the 'vegetable sauce' on offer here (biriani ALWAYS comes with vegetable curry, which did not even feature on this menu). I probably wouldn't bother to eat here again as there are plenty of other Indian restaurants around.

I only recently went to Curry Mahal on Landsdown in Bath for the first time, it was a week night so…read morepretty quiet but there were a lot of us and they had no problem with us just turning up. Very pleasant staff, very helpful and polite. Menu is extensive and some interesting twists on the usual curry house favourites!!! I found the portions generous and very tasty and the side dishes were really good. Biggest onion bahji's I've ever seen!!! And the Bombay potatoes were also amazing and very generous!! I was a bit cheeky and asked for extra mint chocs with the bill and they bought me two handfuls!! Sums them up they go the extra mile.

In a top ten list of least likely places to find an Indian restaurant Bombay Nights would be a…read moreshoe-in. Opposite Bath's Travel Lodge, on what feels like a motorway roundabout (even if you can't drive all the way round it), housed in a concrete cube, rests an Indian restaurant to email home about. It's not the best Indian restaurant in the world, but it is one of the most satisfying. There are hurdles to overcome; the location, the architecture, the interior decor and the hype to name the main few (I'll come back to the hype). The satisfaction comes from finding that in overcoming all obstacles the food is good! Flavoursome, well presented and with original dishes in addition to the bog curry house standards. The hype comes in the form of an anecdote involving an unnamed band, an overseas gig, a hankering for a curry and a helicopter.

Worth a visit…read more Friendly staff, good food but a bit of a 'cavern' when it's not full.