Oh my gosh! If they were open on today (Monday), we would have come back to dine here again. It was…read morejust that amazingly good! As you enter down the stairs to the entrance, pause and take a deep breath. As you enter in, you are greeted warmly, enveloped in warm decor, gentle Nepalese music, and a sense of someplace exotic and relaxing. There are a few rooms for dining inside and a garden patio area for enjoying the outdoors. My husband and I have never had Nepalese food before. We thought this would be an interesting taste amid our British journey. And indeed it was! The flavors were so tasty, ranging from subtle to vibrant. There were flavors I could not identify and yet wanted to continue eating because they were so unique and flavorful. I don't believe we left a crumb on our plates! And then there was the dessert. I have truly fallen in love with the flavor of the marinated oranges and yogurt that I had for dessert. I've never tasted anything like it before. I literally closed my eyes to block out all else so I could simply savor the delicate flavors. What a treat! When back home, I am definitely going to see if I can find a Nepalese restaurant to enjoy, but doubt it can replicate the deliciousness of this dining experience.

I'm just visiting Bath, but if I lived here, this is the sort of place I'd bring out-of-town…read morevisitors to. The Himalayan food at Yak Yeti Yak was delicious! We had momos, chicken, beef, and cauliflower. The beef was super flavorful and the sides it came with were delicious. I loved the chocolate ice cream with ginger and chili! The service was friendly and professional.

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!

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.

Had a curry here after a quick nine holes at Canon's Court. Quiet on a Thursday night around 9pm,…read morebut the service and food was very good. Very extensive menu, reasonably priced. My first time here, and on this experience I'd recommend it. I expect I'll be returning to sample further dishes in the future..

Only ever had take away from Here and the service you get…read morefrom the staff is very kind and welcoming the food is yummy but can sometimes be a little greasy but all in all 4 stars!

Amazing food and experience. We went on a family trip to Europe with our family of 7. This was…read moreeveryone's favorite meal of our trip.

Good food and I highly recommend you make a reservation. Be ready to wait if you don't have one…read moreand they do a lot of take out. The staff were super friendly and got us a table as quickly as they could. The have a great little spot with lots of personality. Full bar and a good variety of food.

Another amazing meal Bandook! Every time we are in Bath we make a point of eating here. This time…read morewe had the grandmas curry, tikka masala, and butter chicken. All were excellent. The place was packed, everyone was having a great time and the live band was great!

We made a booking and were surprised that we were seated at a very small table flush with the glass…read morewall directly in front of the bar (when there were loads of other tables open the entire duration of our meal). It gave us no room to move our adjacent arms, so we kind of sat perched on the edge of our seat eating sideways. Another strange thing was that the server would not look at me or and never addressed me once; he exclusively spoke to my partner. So, atmospherically and service wise, the experience was both unpleasant and uncomfortable. And the food? It was okay. I appreciate that they have vegan and gluten-free options clearly labeled on the menu. We weren't asked about spice levels, so everything was MUCH hotter than we might have personally liked. So much so, that most of what we ordered tasted the same; it didn't help that much of what we ordered ended up being fried too. The Pakoras, Gobi 65, and Mogo Chips were nearly indistinguishable from one another. The Tandoori Broccoli could have been delicious if it wasn't so soggy; the Tofu Chili could have been nice, if it wasn't so spice-forward. The Bengal Jhalmuri (puffed rice shallots, raw mango, coriander chutney, and fresh pomegranate) was my favorite because it felt so different from everything else we tried; light and refreshing, and the variety of textures were interesting too. If you love heat more than flavor, this might be the place for you. For us, there are other restaurants we feel more welcome - and are more excited by the food - at.

It's good to see Alex has a similar opinion to me…read more It can be difficult to find a very good Indian Takeaway. There are lots of average and fairly good places in Bristol, as you probably would have seen in my reviews. The Raj Bari offers that bit extra in quality, you know when you can taste the difference just in the sauces you have with your popadoms, you can tell what sort of quality the rest of the food will be. It is worth the treck accross town, and on a summer eve get a takeaway and head up to the Clifton Suspension Bridge and enjoy a indian picknick on the grass (don't tell the authorities) looking down the Avon gorge.

Very nice mainstream indian food. Shame I have to drive across town to get there but it's worth the…read moredrive.

I am updating my review to five stars. Whilst in England for a month, I visited twice and both…read moretimes the food was excellent. My new fav Indian stop when in England!

Gave us food poisoning on my birthday. No refund or compensation. We were ill for 10 daysread more