A new Indian on London road which is well worth trying. Run…read moreby some of the staff you will recognise from the Balti Hut in Longelvens (although compeltely different businesses). A large place with nice decor and welcoming, friendly staff. Good menu with a great range on dishes at a good price (Try the Lamb!). They are fully licenced, but you can bring your own and there is no corkage charge.

Have walked by here for years, and after a fairly recent refurbishment thought we'd give it a try…read more Really nice decor and friendly staff and dealt with promptly but not rushed. Food was tasty and seemed fresh, even medium food was a bit on the spices side though. House wine also pretty good. Slightly pricier than average but only by a £1 or 2, but extra touches like complimentary Irish coffee after asking for the bill may justify. Time will tell if this keeps my 4* review! Give this place a try!

This is for a takeaway. The delivery was excellent. I…read moreordered a king prawn madras but couldn't eat it. It was just prawns in a watery sauce.There appeared to be no ingredients apart from light brown water. Awful. We have had a sit down meal which was fine.

Great curry. No licence so bring your own alcohol if you want it. (There's a CoOp just over the…read moreroad that sells beers and wines). Always busy, because its so good. Never had a bad one yet...

What a great place. I was visiting a friend who regulary visits and told that this was the best…read moreIndian restaurant in the area. His reccomendation was spot on. Clean, tidy, good range of dishes, quite and attentive staff and a great price. The meal was great. very tasty and a large portion to boot. In fact I didn't manage to finish despite starving myself ready for the occasion. I'm not sure how much a difference to taste there is bit the all food served is Halal. What more could you ask for. Cheap booze?? No alchol served on site so a quick walk across the road to the Coop sorted us out nicely. TY Balti Hut.

Whilst the facilities aren't great, my meal was without question the best Indian food I've ever…read morehad. I had a chicken curry in a fish based sauce which was light and left me with those little euphoric chilli jumps that sometimes accompany spicy food. Chatting to the proprietor, he says that they don't use onion based stock in good that's being served in the restaurant, although they do for takeaway. Chicken curries get chicken stock, beef curries get beef stock. The lack of onion apparently makes for thinner and more authentic sauces, and I'm totally convinced.

On vacation from the United States visiting my in-laws, when we went here. I love the curry I can…read moreget in San Francisco, but I wanted to have something while I was in the UK as well. The service here was great. The staff was extremely attentive and courteous. However, the Chicken Tikka Masala was WAY too sweet. It was unlike anything I have ever had, and it was horrible. Unfortunately, this was near the end of my trip, and we did not have a chance to go to another Curry house to fulfill my craving.

On the plus side herein you will find some of the best tasting curries in Gloucester at a medium…read moreprice point, I eat here/takeaway once a month at least, based on the food I have a generous 4 *, but it's far from all good news. On a minus, placing an order over the phone is somewhat of a lottery , more than half my orders have either had incorrect items or prices. You also feel like a winner if they actually answer the phone on the first attempt and the staff have a non engaging disinterested approach most of the time.

Literally the best takeaway indian food for miles around. The same chef has been resident for…read moreyears. Therefore the food is always the same......fresh and super nice. Highly recommended.

This establishment makes excellent curry. I've tried several of their dishes and have never been…read moredisappointed. I believe that they're award winners, and it's easy to see why. The waiting time can be quite long - an hour for deliveries at weekends, and at least 30 minutes for a collection - but it's worth hanging on.

An interesting one here, I've eaten there and enjoyed it very much and would recommend having…read moreenjoyed good food and service. However, I've also since been told by people who are ' in the know' to not eat there under any circumstances, despite they're 3/5 hygiene score...

Our favourite Indian restaurant in Gloucestershire. clean tasty and friendly…read more Food is consistently great, an unusual blend of Nepalese and Southern Indian food is available on the menu as well as the Chicken Tikka Masala for the heathens out there.

We dined here twice over a week. It was recommended to us by one of the staff in the hotel we were…read morein. We were staying in the nearby Gloucester Robinswood hotel (reviewed separately). It's apparently a signature hotel, though dear knows why as the evening food there is dire, it's mismanaged and staffing levels are low. On our first visit we hadn't booked and despite being fully booked the deal was 'give us back the table at 7pm' and that gave us an hour. We started with poppadoms. I asked if they had the black pepper ones - most of the Indian restaurants we go to no longer offer them - and it was no problem. I prefer them for two reasons, first they aren't fried rather they are dry cooked over flame, and second they are peppery spiced. The portion of dips was tasty too. I got a lamb curry and the portion was generous, it was moderately spiced tender meat and very tasty indeed. My wife got tikka chicken pieces with a thick korma sauce and we shared a Peshwari nan and a pilau rice. The nan was the only disappointment as I like plenty of filling but the place is undoubtedly 5 star. The staff, likely Bangladeshi, are friendly chaps and they sure are kept busy as the restaurant was full on a Thursday evening. Pint of beer and a glass of rosé wine came in about £8 for the two. Second time, we booked. It was a Tuesday and it was still busy. We just had mains: a chicken and a vegetable biryani with a vegetable curry and a korma with a Peshwari nan. The biryani's were deliciously spiced and again generous portions. Again a pint of beer and a rosé wine. The only real downside is that parking nearby can be difficult. What a pity we don't have anything near this good at home. Polash in Hindi: Ocean; Name of a King; Leaf.

Excellent Indian cuisine at Polash in the Abbeymeade area of Gloucester. The restaurant is very…read moreelegant with modern decor, a small bar and an intimate feel. The staff here are really friendly and will make you feel welcome. I recently came in for take away and heard almost every customer who came in referred to by their first name. As a visitor from the US, I found the prices here excellent and very reasonable. We ordered an array of different dishes including; Aloo Gobi, Tandoori Chicken and Chicken Kadai, all of which were excellent. Even the Naan bread and simple rice pilaf were fresh, tasty and above average. Thoroughly enjoyed by dinner from Polash, the great prices and the friendly staff.

I am surprised I'm the first to add a review! I love this restaurant! It holds many special…read morememories for me as it was the place me a my partner used to go to celebratepretty much anything! The staff are friendly and very professional. The food is fantastic and so is the decor (I won't comment on the aluminous coconut trees the in car park - just try and look past them). It's a must go from me. But remember the saying never judge a book by its cover GREAT PLACE TO EAT!

Sadly Ruby's is no more it closed its doors for the last time in October 2008…read more Now an indian restaurant operates from the same location. We will miss the excellent service and the best cantonese food in the County.