Hands down the best authentic Indian cuisine! Everything is cooked from fresh ingredients and it…read moreNEVER disappoints. The menu is diverse and offers many delicious Indian dishes cooked in several different styles. They even have a small selection of 'English dishes' in case you dine with someone who's not a fan of Indian cuisine...but who really isn't?! The people are very warm and friendly and their helpful with the menu items. The restaurant interior is clean and very elegant, making it an enjoyable dining experience. Spice Exchange is my go to Indian restaurant. I will not go anywhere else.

Great meal and service. Nice decor and ambiance. Food delicious and reasonably priced. Worth a…read morevisit.

This was a first visit to Sheraz for us on Sunday evening. Being able to park nearby, just outside…read moreShrewsbury's famous Lion Hotel in Wyle Cop augured well. We were given a table just inside the door by the window, which was fine because it wasn't too busy, and the service was friendly and efficient. Poppadoms and Cobra beer got our taste buds excited, and we weren't disappointed when my stock favourite, onion bhajee, arrived. Freshly cooked with a crisp salad, it was first class, and then we moved onto the mains. Lamb tikka, chicken jalfrezi , pilau raice saag bhajee and paratha all pleased. The decorations and furnishing in Sheraz are in a style that was contemporary in about 1980, but it's clean and inviting and we'll be going again. £37.50 for the food including three pints of Cobra.

it's been a while since I've been here, but by my reckoning, it's the best in Shrewsbury. It was…read morefor years before I elft and I can't imagine that changing anytime soon. Great service. Friendly, polite waiters. Really yummy food. And they don't mind if you lounge about drinking wine and brandy coffees hours after you've finished your meal. It's a strange place, one minute you'll get a quiet night full of couples. The next it'll be full of boys on a stag do. But it's always fun. And it's always great food for a great price. Love. It. Here.

Family run and amazing food! We were visiting Oxford for 3 nights and came here twice for dinner…read more Everything is fresh, made from scratch and with love! It's absolutely worth the trip outside the city center to try this wonderful place. I guarantee you'll feel like you had a culinary hug!

I'm not exactly the biggest fan of spicy food or Indian food, but I was still pleasantly surprised…read morewith the food at this place. I was visiting my brother in Oxford and we decided to come here for a family dinner. I'm used to American portions and seating so by comparison to American standards- the portions are rather small and the seating inside is pretty small- but nonetheless it's still a good place to come for dinner. We had a few different items that we all wanted to try, butter chicken, chicken tikka, both plain and garlic naan and some appetizers. The waiter tried helping us with our order to make it what we were expecting and asked about our spice tolerance as well. This was my first time trying 'poppadum' which was a fun appetizer, I highly suggest trying it if you haven't had it before. The food didn't take too long to come and the flavors were spot on!

Recently introduced to the Mumtaz by my son for my birthday treat. Found the food excellent,…read moreservice very quick and friendly, prices reasonable and enjoyed it so much, the wife and I popped in for our dinner Saturday night and I'm pleased to say the experience was repeated!

Been here a few times, always had a great meal with friendly staff. I would definatly recommend it.read more

This is my favourite indian in oxford. After the ledgendary Moonlight Tandori closed down, i was at…read morea loss, but Mirch strode into that empty space in my heart. The food is generous in portations and well priced. But the greatest thing about the place is the sunday evening all you can eat buffet for 8 pounds. This included 4 types of curry, samosas, tandori chicken, onion bajis and never ending naan. The location cant be beat, right in the heart of cowley road

Mirch Masala is a more recent addition to the landscape on Cowley Road but has established itself…read morewell. The menu is pretty standard as such restaraunts go, though their lunchtime menu is definitely worth checking out and is good value for money. There are few tables, so if you have a large party it may be worth booking early.

Came to leister for the diwali festival but not much going on tonite. Got a recommendation for…read morethus restaurant from shuttle driver so gave it a try. Its a bit further down the main road but worth the walk. The owner was so gracious he recommended a few dishes and even prepared one for us we hadn't ordered which was our fav..chilli chicken. The special Naan was so good it was almost like eating dessert. Wasn't too crowded just a steady stream of people and lots of take out pick ups. Will see come back when we are in Leicester again.

Do not under any account go to this restaurant if you like a curry after 12 pints of lager. Don't…read morego if your idea of Indian food is eye wateringly hot chicken phal, nor if you like blood red Tikka Massala. This is, to its loyal and discerning followers, by a considerable distance the best Indian food that you will find in Leicester. Family run, by a gujarati family displaced from Kenya more than 30 years ago, it conforms to the highest standards. I have been going there for 15 years and can say, with total honesty, that I have never had a bad meal. With the wonderfully courteous Dinesh looking after the 40 cover restaurant, which has been recently fully refurbished, and brother Ashok masterminding the cooking, a visit is more akin to a visit to an exclusive dining club than your regular curry house. Meat, fish and vegetarian options are imaginatively and stylishly prepared and served, and Ashok will happily cook to order if your particular favourite is not on the extensive menu. This place does not get awards, or feature in guides because it doesn't need to. The do not need to solicit cheap publicity. Beloved by Leicester's Indian and English communities alike, it is a good idea to book because it can be packed - and not always only on Friday and Saturday. I cannot recommend highly enough, because if you want a truly high quality meal (not the cheapest, but that should not be an issue) then this is the one. With starters, sweets and a few beers, it can run to thirty or forty pounds a head. But it is money well spent.

This restaurant serves the best Indian food I've ever eaten in the UK. The staff are really…read morefriendly, too.

Whole family love this restaurant always welcoming, especially when we bring the grandchildren…read more Excellent menu and atmosphere. I don't think I have ever had a bad meal.

Not only are they super late in getting your order, (and the food isn't rateable either), more than…read moretheir estimated time that they give when you order, they get the order wrong as well and then when you call to tell them, the appalling staff is unapologetic and on the contrary told me to "relax and not disturb them by calling so many times (I d called them back again after half hour of my first call) as they are busy and it ll take them long to bring the remaining part of the order. 2 hours after my original order and I am still waiting. Never ordering from them again

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Controversial review from Dan who claims that the Anarkali is superior to the Viceroy of India. I'm…read moresure the Viceroy would not be happy with this hastily blurted opinion. I must say I agree regarding Miah's - theirs is a gimmick Indian restaurant (in a church, innit) and the poshness of the venue does not bring it up to the level of the Anakarli or the Viceroy in terms of service and deliciousness. I think the Viceroy is slightly better because I have more amusing memories of my dad's friends asking for 'coca cola' in a really laboured way so the waiters would understand (they speak fluent English). Either way, St Helen's road spoils you for choice of Indians.

Yum…read more The Anarkali is the best Indian restaurant among the many in the St. Helen's Road area, just pipping the Viceroy to the title, and pushing many people's favourite - Miah's - into third place. The Viceroy's staff are far far friendlier, and Miah's boasts a great location (a refurbished church) but Anarkali just edges it for the quality of the food. It really is very nice. Even the Sunday buffet is good quality - much better than Miah's. It is quite amusing to read the Anarkali's menu. On the back there is a big pretentious spiel about how there is (I'm paraphrasing) no such thing as a curry, just the many dishes created by wives and mothers in Bangladesh - although that doesn't stop them from serving Chicken Tikka Massala and the like. I'm also pretty sure that a lot of Bangladeshi vegetarian wives and mothers aren't tucking into massive portions of meat on a nightly basis either. We'll let the Anarkali off though. I used to live 2 minutes walk from it. This was not good for my pot or my wallet.

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.