Came here for dinner on a weeknight and it was half packed. Good number of table for large groups,…read moreand the vibe was nice. I ordered the tikka masala (lamb), a salad, and plain naan. Overall, the food was pretty good. The curry itself was a bit sweet, but the lamb was very delicious and well made. This paired well with the naan. The salad was a bit of a miss. There were so much onions (and pepper, which I avoided) that the entire thing became spicy. The cucumbers and tomatoes couldn't keep up, which in my opinion this could have been adjusted. Overall, this is a decently good spot for Indian food.

I was kind of skeptical about this place because 1) it was offering a super cheap lunch special &…read more2) it didn't look very authentically "Indian." I was very wrong. It was cheap and good Indian food. And a lot of it too. The lunch special came with a large variety of sides and the actual entree was pretty large as well. I got the lamb curry, which was good. I also tried my friend's lamb vindaloo, which was pretty spicy but also good. For cheap eats in Exeter, I recommend.

Visiting from the US, and this is the first spot that I found to have exceeded my expectations. The…read moreindoor setting is pleasant, the food here is delicious, and the service efficient. I got the Vegan combo, which came with vegan egg rolls, stir fried veggies, and red curry with tofu. These were all very tasty, and in my opinion, tofu tastes better than meat in curry as it doesn't try out and become rubbery. They do close between 14:30 to 18:00 (2:30pm to 6pm), so try to come for proper meal times. Highly recommend this place.

Having had a few disappointing meals in Exeter, it was lovely to find a friendly restaurant serving…read moregood, freshly prepared food. The location on Fore Street, on the southern edge of the centre, is not the location you might expect to find a good restaurant, but it's clear on entering that a lot of thought and investment has gone into the venue. The welcome was warm and friendly but not over-familiar - and we were seated and served very quickly. The choice covers a range of familiar Thai dishes, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options clearly labelled. The meat is sourced with care - ie free range and local. Staff were happy (within reason) to adjust the spiciness of dishes to suit Our food was very good - my Tom kha soup was excellent - fragrant and flavourful - and both a green curry and ginger stir-fry similarly impressed. Fish-cakes were a little disappointing but, overall, we were very happy with the dining experience. Overall, two courses with drinks came to £45. I'd be very happy to recommend it and happy to return.

Came here on a Monday night for dinner and the place was a bit quiet, which made the service…read moreexcellent. I asked for recommendations and pairing (as there were too many good stuff to try), and got a few answers. Overall, the food was very impressive, and IMO can hold its own against the best that California, USA has to offer. I ordered the Bombay mixer, and thought the chicken tikka was bomb. The badshah nawabi was very well paired with the coconut rice and the keema naan. This is the best Indian food I've had in my 3-week stay here in Exeter, and I'll try to come back before leaving. The place looks recently renovated as well.

Use this alot for work does and evenings out with friends. Great place to meetup, great fun and…read moregreat food! The staff are always friendly and food is served promtly. Its a lovely quite confined atmosphere, with enough space to accommodate everyone we have needed to, despite it being quite small. Its well decorated in quite a modern way with lots of nice lighting. Food is very well priced for the amount of food you get and is very tasty. Its out of town a little so easy to find and easy to park in the evenings. It would be adviable to book before hand, especially at the weekend.

The Jyanti has always been a close second to The Gandi for me, and since the Gandi has just had a…read morePolice raid and lots of staff taken away, I think the Jyanti has to be my new number one curry house. The quality of the curries, service and decor has always been good, and I can't quite put my finger on why I ever preferred the Gandi. The fact of the matter is, curry lovers in Exeter should be glad that there are at least 3 absolutely excellent curry houses in the city centre. I'm getting hungry just thinking about it - bring on the tikka masala!

After arriving to Exeter, we came across this place on our way to hotel, and decided to give it a…read moretry as it had great reviews. The menu selection is great - if I am an Exeter again, I would go back just to try other dishes. Curries we absolutely amazing, all three of us loved the food we got. I'm taking off a star as my friend had small metal balls in his naan, however, the staff immediately took it away and removed it from the bill as well. Service is extremely friendly, and the food was just delicious. If I have the opportunity to try this again, I'm game!

Not a bad curry house. Maybe not as consistent as it used to be but worth a visit…read more Odd choice of name though - call your restaurant after a man famous for not eating. Yeah!

Curry made by a top notch S.Indian. He has worked for and designed some of their dishesit gets…read morebetterhe created dishes for Michelin starred Veraswamy. In Exeter life just got good. :-)

My daughter and 14 of her friends & family visited here for her birthday…read more I can hand on heart say the curry was below average food & drinks with above average prices. Very slow service Not work the money

Always fast friendly service, and a traditional steak pasty is the best pasty in Exeter.read more

Possibly one of the best welcomes I have had in a food establishment, staff were incredibly…read morefriendly, happy and helpful, going out of their way to make every customers experience the best they could. The place was clean, tidy and tables were cleaned quickly. The food was perfect, fresh, hot and tasty! Sausage roll had great flakey pastry and a great filling. If anyone was in Exeter and nibblish, I would highly recommend this place! Price wise it was cheaper than fast food and far better tasting. All I can really say is stop here, grab some food and a drink and you will be in for a treat! Massive thank you to the team!!

we ate mid afternoon on a wednesday to avoid busy-ness, but it was packed. after a short wait we…read moregot seated on a shared table right next to a family which wasn't exactly delightful. about 30 mins after ordering we finally got one dish, then another 15 mins the other two came out. made it very awkward to watch one friend eat while waiting. the room inside is pretty small so you would want to book ahead to get a nice table. the noise was extreme and we couldn't hear what each other were saying. as expected the food was very good. one important issue though is that you had to pay online, not good for a visitor like me who only has cash, luckily my friend could pay, but if it wasn't for her i don't know what i would have done.

This place gets 4 big stars from me. Me and my friend were here and we shared summer rolls with…read morechicken and salmon/seaweed salad, both were totally delicious! I would love to try everything on the menu because all the dishes seemed very tasty and fresh. Apart from salads and rolls they had noodles dishes, rice dishes and fresh/home made juices. The service was good, and the place felt trendy but it was too noisy. When we came at 1 o'clock we directly got a table, but after us it became a long line to the restaurant. So it is a popular place and it was Japanese people there, that is a good sign for a Japanese restaurant!

Came here on a double date and the ambiance was perfect. We all ordered a different dish, and we…read moreeach thought our own was 10/10. There was also a selection of wines and cocktails that we thoroughly enjoyed. The servers were also kind and attentive.

I had some great food here- such as the cashew, spinach and something or other loaf with a…read moredelicious mushroom sauce. Loaded with the salad and spiced potatoes side, it was lovely. But the special I got one night- a cauliflower gratin- was bland as was a white bean pate I got for lunch. But the avocado salad with sweet potato falafels was delicious. So overall a mixed bag and the incredibly slow service could be frustrating. But the servers had lovely attitudes and I was able to charge my phone.

Sainsburys in Pinhoe, Exeter, is a large supermarket which stocks a large amount of stuff. They…read morehave a home section, a clothes section (often with bargain sale items!), a pharmacy, and lots more. There is a cafe, which is probably the only downfall for me as the food isn't brilliant there. I think that the goods are usually good value for money, and the bonus over tesco further down the road is the pharmacy. There's lots of space to move around, and staff are usually pretty helpful.

A large store with a cafe on-site, stocking homeware, electricals, games and movies. Plenty of…read morespace to move and polite and knowledgeable staff make it a pleasant place to do your weekly shop.