We had the best indian meal ever at Aroma. Beautiful clean restaurant, great service, great value,…read moregreat food. what more could you ask for. Give it a try. highly recommended.

this is a new restaurant. the decor is smart, with comfortable seating. whilst I was there, early…read morein the evening the majority of customers were for take-away which has a 20% discount. each order took about 15 minutes to be filled. starters cost between £2.50 and a fiver. apart from the vegetable balti at £5.95, the main courses range from eight and ten quid. they do 13 "classic dishes, which you can have with the standard 6 ingredients such as lamb, chicken, or king prawns. I had a prawn biriani, a large portion which was tasty but nothing to write home about. the side dish, Aloo Saag, was excelent . the service was good, but not friendly. they do a Sunday Buffet for £11.95,

Went for a meal and had the 2 Person Special dinner. We enjoyed our meal in clean pleasant…read moresurroundings. The only part we didn't enjoy was the dessert, so next time will opt for Coffee instead of the Ice Cream Dessert. Will definitely return. I personally think this is the best Indian restaurant in town.

We were AMAZED by this place!…read more It was probably made even better by the most recent one we had being poor too, and also, thumbs up for 5* hygiene rating (yes, I'm one of those people who checks). Eleven of us ordered food, including enormous tubs of rice, giant and entirely amazing onion bhajis (definitely get some of these- big scotch egg sized tasty globes). Everyone had something different, and there was a bit of sharing too, everyone was happy. The hotter ones have a reasonable kick, and a surprisingly good one was the shampan- picked out of morbid curiosity, with mozzarella cheese on top, and not swimming with fat. We were all very full, and the Naans still tasted nice the next morning!

4 of us went there last week, including my friend and his wife from Atlanta, Georgia (when they…read morevisit we usually go to the Mithali but that is currently closed) The meal was superb - 10/10 - and Taste of India is most highly recommended !! Will definitely be returning.

One of the longest and established Indian's in the town. Really friendly and food is as gorgeous as…read moreits ever been. Definately worth booking beforehand if you're looking to drop by on a Friday or Saturday evening though!

really really nice food ,, lovely seating area ,, very friendly staff and good pricesread more

Just a 5 minute walk from the Prom, the Taj was great. We ate lightly with appys King Prawn Puri,…read moreLamb Tikka, Raita, Crisp Onion Bhaji and a side of Methi Aloo. All were top notch. As Brits living in USA we have missed food this good. It's BYOB. The staff were all lovely and kind. Great value

A very tasty authentic Indian restaurant. The food was amazing full of flavour and generous…read moreportions. I would highly recommend the chicken balti kharai and garlic nann. Thank you to the fabulous staff who cannot do enough for you Shan, Marie and Shoieb. would highly recommend.

This restaurant was named Mithali but now goes under the name Dhaba. Not sure if it was a name…read morechange or a change in ownership. I stopped by last night for a bite. It was relatively quiet with only a few patrons. Service was attentive. Started with some papadoms which were accompanied by 4 different relish/sauces. For the main, I had Chicken Jalfrezi with rice and garlic nan. The dish was a little spicier than expected, but not uncomfortably so. The peppers were fresh and tasty. The sauce was a little too tomatoey, but not bad. Overall, I would recommend this place and go back agai

Pathetic service and unprofessional staff. Food was just okay, definitely not worth the price. They…read moreadded extra sides without asking to inflate the bill--seems like a scam targeting tourists. Staff doesn't even know how to communicate properly with customers. Not recommended.

The papadams and accompanying chutneys were good. The onion bhajis were tasteless and mushy. The…read moresamosas had no filling, and were made with rice paper wrappers, and were undercooked - the worst I've ever had to be honest. No tamarind chutney...well because no one in the UK makes it...the server said. Ordered the Bombay special with chicken, (that was pretty good) we also ordered the butter chicken, the sauce was not properly cooked or tasty - do not order!!! The naan (coriander and chili) was undercooked and doughy. Sadly, the overall dinner was disappointing and expensive....but I gave it 2 first because my husband (British) said this is what the British are used to. (They've not been to India) Americans would give it a one, maybe less. ..Changed to a one later, because that's my honest opinion.

We had Onion Bhajis, Pakoras and then Chicken Madras and Tikka Massala. The Madras was just hot,…read morethe Massala only sweet, sugary. Service was curt and not friendly, and the bill had a round of drinks too many on it. They were not too bothered when we pointed it out to them.

A review for the buffet with a pint here for 9.95…read more Sipping on my warm watered down excuse for a pint of carlsberg, I witness the staff pour the left over chicken tikka into another container of sauce across from my table. This may explain how the pieces of chicken whilst soaked in sauce, can yet be so dry. This restaurant takes self service to a total new experience for me. With the waitress resting her head on her elbow behind the counter, I have been left to uncover all the warm/cold food, and personally place a serving spoon into each container myself. I think had I stayed for over an hour I may get reimbursed for some of the abysmal meal with my serving contributions. Very disappointed is an understatement.