This is a great Indian takeaway. The food is alway hot and tasty. The staff are very helpfull and…read morefriendly. The food is cooked to order and can take a while at peak times, so I would advise that you call your order through first.

Called into Zeera's on the off-chance with my dad, who would say he is something of a curry…read moreaficionado, and we were both impressed with this place. The menu was set out with your basic and regular curries, but the chef's specials was where the magic was clearly happening. While I'm not big on the spice factor, it makes or brakes curries for my old man, so we were able to cater to our own tastes. What the curries might have lacked for in spice/general heat, they made up for in taste. The curry I opted for, and the complimentary aloo saag, were full with flavour. Only qualm would be that the portion of rice and the size of the keema naan weren't great, but to be fair that would just be a footnote as most places can give you too much to handle in one sitting.

like most indian takeaways these days they do not seem to know how to cook boiled rice. my meal was…read morevery watery and tasteless because of this. You shoudn't need to strain a meal before eating it. I've eaten here before but had coconut rice and the meal was very good. Disappointed with the watery slop on my plate.

Well I really am the Curry queen so as soon as anyone mentions somewhere they claim to have the…read morebest curry ever I am there within a week. Bokhara was indeed voted Welsh Curry Restaurant 2009 and its website suggests one food critic rated it as one of the top ten in the UK. Driving out there doesn't feel like your going to an Indian as you come down the drive way up to the manor house. Yet the actual restaurant doesn't feel at all pretentious. Its Indian and Mediterranean so if someone in the group is adverse to the spice there is lot of other choice, especially fish. I went expecting a restaurant in a manor to cost an arm and leg and it really wasn't. In fact it was about the same price as our local, only even better taste. The chicken was so tender and the spices were so delicate and flavoursome. We went on a Saturday but apparently there is all you can eat buffet during the week so I might be checking that out very soon.

The food is pretty decent, the prices are reasonable and the location is central with street…read moreparking close by. In addition to the a la carte they have buffet nights and takeaway and there are plenty of vegetarian options on the menu including a vegetarian thali. Naan bread is terrific. The only downside becomes clear when you step on the stairs to visit the loo. Stairway is filthy and the toilets are not a pretty sight. Gotta weight up those pros and cons, though the local competition isn't any better on that particular score.

The Viceroy, is a restaurant that also offers a takeaway service…read more Firstly the restaurant has a nice choice of different dishes, and on some nights (weekdays) They have an all you can eat buffet, that changes from day to day. The takeaway side of the Viceroy is Great, normally I ring them place an order. And by the time i'm there the food is normally ready. A point I will make about the Viceroy, and the meals from there, is that they dont always taste the same. Which I see as a good thing, in that the food is made, and not due to them ordering in Gallons of sauces. The service is always great too. I'd recommend it, for dates, family get togethers, or even when stumbling home from the pub.

Found tucked away just off power station hill, the Cinnamon Tree is a hidden treasure. Offering a…read morewide array of Indian cuisine, this restaurant is by far one of the best in the area. With its neatly decorated interior and appropriate Indian soundtrack, the Cinnamon Tree attempts to create as authentic an Indian experience as possible, and more often than not succeeds. Dishes range from standard meals such as chicken tikka to the far more exotic like of the tandoori ostrich. There is also a choice of set menu deals for those looking to enjoy a fine, Indian meal for a more reasonable price. A superb Indian restaurant, that offers a range of unique tastes and flavours. Definitely one for the 'to do' list.

This restaurant is really in a most bizarre place and you'd not really expect much of it when you…read morelook at the exterior brick box next to a car sales place at the bottom of 'power station hill'. Do not be deceived. It's one of my very favourite restaurants. It's quiet, so you can actually hear your co-eaters speak and attempt an intelligent conversation. The tables along the edge separated by long curtains are positively romantic. The food is excellent, the service cheerful and the price totally reasonable. If you are driving to have a meal out this is the place. Have no idea how you'd get to it otherwise.

Lovely food here I've eaten here a few times and never had a complaint. Convenient location just…read moreoff the A470. Pleasant staff as well. Would definately recommend this resteraunt.

They are the only curry house in or nearby Braunton and there food is extremely tasty with great…read moreflavours. It is also well lit and the chairs are very comfortable. However recently it has been taken over by new management and has pretty much all new staff with the manager trying to oversee them all. They clearly were trying but got several orders for drinks wrong and took several attempts to order the food. Also they have redecorated in a way that although looking very good, having removed all the carpets and any kind of material to soak up the sound and as such when it is full it's very hard to hear and can be very echoey especially as the music is played to loud. Having said all this it was near the start of the new holiday season (this past summer) and it was a new management team and they were very apolegetic and had a good attitude giving us a drink on the house so hopefully by now they'll have all the teething problems sorted out.

If u think that you have eaten great tasting Indian food then you have not been to this Resturant…read more Yesterday night when I came to The Royal Bengal I found it very busy which actually made me pretty happy because I never thought that any Resturant would be so busy after the Squares opening, but the royal Bengal sure brought the Indian delicacy to a western side of England. The food here is pretty expensive with the exception of it being in a holiday place but overall I found the staff very polite, the appearance very nice and the food delicious.

Couldn't believe it when the tab for two came up to 12pound and change! We'd ordered the usual…read moresuspects, chicken vindaloo, samosas, garlic naan, aloo gobi......large portions, huge taste, and definitely not shy on the spices. This was practically the cheapest meal we'd had in the UK and one of the best.

I cannot recommend highly enough. the food staff and service was the best I have experienced. well…read moredone everyone keep up the good work

MANY Indian restaurants have been stereotyped as havens for drunken men to assert their masculinity…read moreafter a few beers - but Indiaah offers something different. MANY Indian restaurants have been stereotyped as havens for drunken men to assert their masculinity after a few beers - but Indiaah offers something different. With the newly furnished restaurant clean, tidy, light and spacious, the helpful staff add to the brightness of the place. And the politeness and speed of service are as refreshing as the house rosé. Within a few seconds of sitting down, our poppadoms and delightfully tasty pickle tray were on our table, quickly followed by our wine. Unlike many Indian restaurants that I have visited, the emphasis here is on speed and smiles, even though I wonder whether the small band of organised staff would be able to cope should their copious tables be filled to capacity. But on the Tuesday night I went, both helpful waiters impressed me by taking the time to clean up a minor spillage on their pristine white table cloth in between courses, while constantly seeking assurance that what they had served up was adequate. The special balti I ordered was plentiful and complemented the mixed fried rice really well - even though the excess spinach made it a little salty for my taste. The mouth watering mixture of tender chicken, beef and prawns gave a perfect opportunity to sample a few of the flavours on offer at Indiaah - and it was quite delightful. Meanwhile, my girlfriend was wowed by her chicken Jalfrezi. It was the first time I had ever tried aloo gobi, but the delicious cauliflower and potato fusion on offer at Indiaah made me determined to have it again on my next visit. And to top it all we had delightfully soft yet crispy Peshwari naan bread. As we polished our plates with the last tear of our respective breads, the waiters were ushering a large group to a table with the same impressive efficiency that they had earlier dealt with us. They seemed to be running a tight ship. Reluctantly, too full to tuck into the dessert menu, which seemed extensive for an Inidian restaurant, we called it a day, glad that we had chosen to dine out on South Asia's finest. The bill came as a pleasant surprise, as the value across the board was evident and the fact that you can park right outside makes this little Pontyclun gem even more appealing. I just wonder whether a little walk to the car might have proved constructive after consuming so many calories.