This restaurant turned out to be directly across the street from our hotel. But it is below…read moresidewalk level, so it took us a few tries before we found it. We got there 15 minutes before opening, and the owner let us in anyway, seated us, and left us with menus. It's veru bright and clean with Himalayan/Nepalese art and artifacts on the walls. They played Nepalese music softly in the background. We each ordered the house dish: I got chicken and my husband got beef. You can choose mild, medium, hot, or very hot spices. We got medium and it was perfect. My husband had ale, and I had a limeade that is offered to thirsty pilgrims. Delicious! We would definitely recommend it!

Have had Indian a thousand times and this was my first Nepalese meal - ranks in the top 3 Asian…read moredining experience - I had chicken Tharu and tried the Yak Yeti Yak chicken and beef. Simply outstanding- the protein was quality, sauces so flavorful- watch out if you're American as the spice level is + 1 so the medium feels like Spicy. This meal means wherever I travel to next, I'm looking out for a Nepalese restaurant...every dish was a 10/10

Natraj is a very traditional Indian restuarant on the lower end of Gloucester Road. The resturant…read moreis a little dated, but it really does look as if you have been transported to a village in India so this could both be a good and/or a bad thing! The food is very good, as is the service. They treat you like royalty here which I like! Service was a little slow, but nothing really to complain about. It's not the best resturant you'll ever go to, but maybe worth a trip if you like very traditional Indian cooking.

I'm not really supposed to eat stuff like this as we crossfit athletes (ahem) are meant to follow…read morethe paleo diet. That means no rice, no popadoms, no naan bread, and for all I know no curry either. If I'm on a cheat day though (and let's face it I often am) and deserve a special treat then this is high on my list of targets on the takeaway nirvana that is Gloucester Rd. The Natraj is certainly a well established restaurant as I'm pretty sure it was here when I moved to Bristol in the early 80s. Curries are not quite as popular as they were back then from what I can see, but the Natraj keeps on keeping on with its range of traditional Indian dishes. My current favourite is the butter chicken with boiled rice, with a naan and some cucumber raita unadventurous I know but delicious. Plus it's licensed, so you can enjoy a quick pint of Kingfisher and a scan of the Sun while you're waiting. The atmos is authentic old-school Indian restaurant, and the staff are helpful and friendly. Spot on!

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.

Nice little find. Great food, good service and reasonable prices. We were not disappointed. I'd go…read moreback here again for sure. Chili shrimp appetizer was delicious, as was the Nepalese garlic bread and broccoli side. We enjoyed the traditional curry and glass noodles as mains.

The food is not bad. The glass noodles were particularly good. Service, however, was glacial. It…read moretook 1.5 hours to fill an order for two. At one point we gave up waiting and sent one of us out to do some shopping at nearby Aldi.

SPACE// Converted pub space with purple walls. Pretty spacious, so it's comfortable seating. Quiet…read more SERVICE// Very kind and soft spoken staff. Has very much a family-run feel. Food is quick. FOOD// Food is okay. I'm just not a fan of UK curries, too sweet. Naan is pretty good. Bonus here is that the menu has both typical curry house dishes as well as Nepalese options.

Great food, environment, service. And the best Tikka Biryani Chicken I've ever had. And great…read morechai tea as well. Wish I lived closer.

This is our family's favourite curry place place and we always travel out to go eat here. It's a…read morepub and restaurant combined. You get locals coming in for a pint at the bar which is decorated with machetes. And families coming in for food. They also cater to large groups if you give them warning. There is a good numbers of options in terms of both food and drink. I recommend the gurka special as a starter to share between 2 or 3. It's a selection of spiced meat and veg on a sizzler. For main there is a good number of options and you can choose your own heat (all options are pretty mild in my books). The naans are really good, especially the peshwari ones. No idea what the puddings are like, if you are still hungry at this point I reckon you've made a mistake with your order!!! Drinks wise, you can't go wrong with a Stowford Press Definitely recommend this place. But remember to book earlier in the week if you want to eat there at the weekend. It gets busy.

I enjoyed it here. The starter and main course were great, lots of curry type food. The puddings…read morewere a bit of a disapointment as they were bought in types rather than homemade. Staff are very friendly and keep asking if everything is ok. The price was about a hundred pounds for 4 of us so wasn't cheap. The pub itself is worth popping in to for a drink as it is a country type with open fire. It is located just off junction 3 of the M50 motorway and so is a good place to stop rather than using motorway services

After a long day in the Brecon Beacon, this meal was very fulfilling. Great Indian food: flavorful…read moreand nicely presented. Impressive to find such high quality in this relatively small town.