not much to look at from the outside, but a real find.. perfect food and sunday buffet all you can…read moreeat order from the menu and it is second to none. perfect food friendly staff.menu now pinned to fridge s possibly favourite indian in medway..

i often order takeaway from here, delivery is always around 40 minutes which is great because it…read moreshows they are cooking fresh foodsi know a lot of people who have eaten here and no one has ever been disappointed. the food is just gorgeous every time, you can go and collect your meal and you recieve 10% off your order price which is a nice touch, the staff are always polite and friendly open doors for you on the way out and greet you on the way in! i have dined at the restaurant twice, one was with a group of for the next time was a group of 10. each time was brilliant i would absolutely recommend to anyone

Gorgeous good! Recommend the Lamb Tikka starter :)read more

Excellent food we need and good ambience the staff responsible is great for there customers the…read moregood there is no words I'm quite happy about that no words for that

If you ever have the yen to head to India, but can't quite scrape together the time or the funds…read more.. or maybe you've already been, but are in the mood to reminisce, I suggest you hop on the District Line and head to East Ham. There's a plethora of Indian stores and restaurants on the East Ham High Street (and of course, the requisite population of Asians to patronize them... if you're anything but brown, be prepared to feel like a foreign minority - I've been stopped and asked if I'm "lost"), but after you've poked around a bit, I suggest you take a right out of the East Ham Tube station and head up the street to the vegetarian Saravanaa Bhavan restaurant for a delightfully tasty and authentic Indian meal experience. What's really cool about Saravanaa Bhavan (and what makes it worth the trek) is that they serve dishes that you've never seen anywhere in your run-of-the-mill Indian restaurant... and certainly not anywhere in Central London. Visually, you're in for a surprise. There are incredible inflated pancakes, mammoth tubes of golden crepes-like things three feet long, little tin cups filled with a rainbow of curries and sauces that you've never heard of before. For a lover of Indian food, this is a veritable funhouse of new and fascinating curiosities... you will want to look and stare and ask a thousand questions, and then, order everything! They have a couple of platter options, and for a first-timer, I recommend that you get both (especially since they're unbelievably cheap) - that way you get a good sampling of everything on offer. Plus maybe order a mashed-potato-filled dosa, just for good measure. The service is okay. The atmosphere is better than what you'd expect. But the food is delicious; good quality and exceptionally well-spiced - plus you really can't trump the whole novelty factor of the cuisine. Just be warned, the locals like it too, so on a weekend night you could be in for a bit of a wait... but consider this a fantastic sign - you're dinner will be worth it.

My wife and I simly adore Taj Cuisine. Great food.read more

A great Indian restaurant.read more

The Ruby Indian is an average restaurant if you've been to many and know about Indian food but what…read morecan't be knocked is their friendly attitude to customers and the design of it. It is quite an intimate venue and is nice when you want a quiet night out. They have some good curries and kebabs and they are usually quick at bringing the food out.

Always been one of my faves. A good solid curry house.read more

Great restaurant! Went there a couple of times and the food was really tasty. There's a wide…read moreselection of dishes available, and prices are more than reasonable. The staff was nothing but attentive and made us feel welcome.

This is my local indian take away but we also like to eat in when we can.The restaurant is very…read morewell decorated and the food is excellent.The staff are very attentive and will also do their best to help reccommend food for your tastes if unsure.if you do order a takeaway they are very prompt with delivery where they can be and the food is always piping hot on arrival.They accept card payments too.

The best biryani, I had lamb Biryani, very taste , service is very good as well, will come back…read moreagain.

We happened to be in the area and came here for a much-needed food break on the recommendation of a…read morefriend who said the biryani was really good. I actually found the biryani very mediocre and the kulfi just okay, but am still happy I came, as the 'chicken 65' appetiser here is delicious. Yay for chicken 65!

Both our dishes were the same shade of florescent orange, and extremely similar in taste, only one…read morebeing slightly more sour in its after taste. The rice portion was woefully small. Thankfully the nan was decent in both size and flavour. It was so bog standard in everything, I don't think I can write any more. I won't be rushing to take anyone here, friend or foe. Nor will I run away if it ever suggested as a night out pit stop.

A good range of food with great, friendly staff…read more They are very experienced in Indian cuisine and do not balk when specific requests are made. I loved it both eat in and takeaway.