Mostly excellent service and pleasant food…read more Banquet nights are particularly good value.

This is a well run local Indian restaurant with a nicely balanced menu, giving plenty of scope for…read morethe usual favourites as well as some more unusual dishes. Prices are fair and service is generally very good. It gets busy at the weekends so it's worth booking your table.

House of Spice (Haddenham) is well worth the visit. It is very pleasant dining experience,…read morecomplimented by very attentive staff. The menu is quite varied, and they do have a variety of fish dishes on the menu, which is a bit different. They do offer a take away service.

This is situated in the lovely village of Haddenham just past the parade of shops on the bend…read more There is customer parking at the back of the building. The staff are absolutely lovely and the food is okay, pretty standard for Indian food to be honest but a very large choice including a great vegetarian choice. I found the food a little bit too oily when I went the last time although this may have been the dish I had. They are generous with their portions, I remember leaving quite a large amount, good value!

So if you like Indian food with a slight difference the. This is the place for you! No vindaloos or…read morethe standard curry house usuals. This is a keralan curry house with genuine authentic food that is so tasty and so reasonably priced. A real breath of fresh air in the crowded curry house market!

Have been here twice for lunch. The deal is great value. The food here is not your typical British…read more"curry". This place uses authentic recipies and is given rave reviews by my Indian work colleague. There are dishes to suit all tastes and staff will happily cater to your spice requirements. Decor is quite nice and dining is not too crowded. Toilets are clean even if they are tucked away in places with little head room. Very much recommend, but I have not been here in the evening to see what service and atmosphere is like.

Great food, wonderful menu I never been to an Indian restaurant where the food is so beautifully…read morepresented, and on Tastecard too! what a result! We went on a banquet night and couldn't decide which was better value the banquet or using our Tastecard. One thing we did decide on is we will be going back!

A excellent restaurant which offers more than the usual suspects on the menu. There are some really…read moreinteresting twists which are worth trying. Combined with enthusiastic and friendly staff, this is a real gem.

Very good Indian food. Comfortable seating, Quiet, Friendly, Fairly quick service. After we got our…read moredrinks we did have to flag a waiter down to take our food order, but food did come swiftly. PS if you order Tandori Plater it takes longer.

If you want to take your taste buds on a trip to the Far East, to enjoy the tantalising, exotic…read moreflavors of Bangladesh try Vantage Bangladeshi Restaurant Dunstable UK. This restaurant is under new management and they have some great things planned which will ensure you enjoy not just the plentiful food which is elegantly presented but also the classy modern interior which maintains it's eastern flavour with classy traditional entertainment . Vantage Bangladeshi/Indian Restaurant Dunstable has got the lot! I went there on opening night and was welcomed by a beautiful lady in traditional Bangladeshi dress, friendly approachable staff and I had what felt like VIP treatment all night long! If you want to guarantee great food from a VERY extensive menu, a great atmosphere in a family friendly environment (yes you can take your children!) Vantage Bangladeshi Restaurant Dunstable is second to none! I give it 10/10!

Good place to try Indian food. I selected coconut rice. Nice!…read moreClosed holiday inn hotel. There is a car parking area back of the restaurant. So parking is very easy.

We go here on a regular basis and have always found it to be a good place to eat. The food is…read moretypical 'Indian' but there is a chefs special section on the menu which is worth a try. Staff are very friendly and the food arrives in good time. The little bit extra is the free liquer and after eight mint with the bill.

This Indian restaurant has it all. Great service, food, drinks, all packed into a bijou beautifully…read moreambient and decorated place. Shout out to Maj, the proprietor, nicest most accomplished manager I have ever met. He started managing the restaurant for his Father at 20 years old! Booking is always recommended on Friday and Saturday nights but they will do their utmost to fit you in or you can order a 'take-out', just as delicious and always loads of food for the next day too! Reading the below review from Quype. I am shocked to read that the staff were not friendly? This is totally untrue of my experiences. All the staff are very friendly and will go out of their way to make you feel comfortable. If the food is not spicy enough tell them! They will always accommodate your tastes.

Purple Mango is a modern Indian restaurant situated in Walnut Tree, a suburb of Milton Keynes. It…read moreis a small restaurant but it looks like it has been recently renovated. There is a bar and the décor is modern rather than traditional Indian. The staff were friendly enough, but did not go out of their way to make us feel welcome. The food was good, although slightly bland. If you like your curry hot then this might not be the place to go. The portions were generous and this was reflected in the price. All in all, good food but probably more expensive than your average restaurant.

The best curry restaurant in St Albans, superb food, excellent staff and chefs, I highly recommend…read morethis curry house and ambience

Nice Indian restaurant. Poppadon with Chutney was good and…read morecrispy. The Veg Samosas were nice but I'm use to the American version where the size of each Samosa is at least 5 times larger. The ones in America have a thick crunchy exterior and lots of veggie filling served with a nice Tamarind sauce. They did not offer Tamarind sauce ( brown sauce ). Odd enough the tamarind sauce that I have tried here from the grocers ( Morrison's ) was a bit vinegary. Perhaps that's how it is made here. I also had tried the Chicken Tikka Masala. That was also different here in the England. It seems it is made with a sweet sauce. I've tried several Indian restaurants and the Tikka Masala sauce all seem to be based on a sweet sauce. In America it's not sweet. It has a tomato, green pepper, basil and cream flavor. The Garlic Naan was alight. I would had preferred it to be more warm and crispier. The service was good. So was the ambiance. Because the food here is differently prepared from what I am used to, I think a fair rating would be 3 out of 5 based on service, ambiance and portions. If the above recipes are standard to you then feel free to add another star.