Fantastic food, good atmosphere and award wining restaurant!read more

Wonderful food, service and atmosphere. Enjoyed the meal so much! Our server was excellent and…read morethe whole evening was memorable. We will be back next time we are in town.

Had several take aways from here since moving in to the area. Lovely food, good value and generous…read moreportions. I had a dansak which was hotter than I'm used to but not unbearable and lots of lovely flavour. I've had chicken bhuna lots of times too. Lovely smooth curry. The chicken is always really nice and tender s obviously freshly cooked. The best curry in the area. Great staff.

This is the best Indian restaurant on this area. I love chicken madras it's so lovely flavour +…read morechicken beryani keep coming back even I leave far far away London. I use to leave near by. Always freshly cook. And the staff are all friendly and I love there poppodom. Best restaurant ever.

I am an occasional visitor to Epsom from the USA to visit family, and always head for one of the…read moreIndian restaurants in Epsom. They are very variable in my view, but for take out, I have not found any better than The Spice Hut. Seeing it has no reviews yet, I wanted to start the ball rolling. Note this is for take away only, but if you want generous portions, large chunks of meat, and really tasty sauces with aromatic spices, then give this place a try. This week we tried the Chicken Pasanda and the Haryali Chicken, the latter I would especially recommend for it unusual blend of mint, spinach and coriander. If I had to make a slight criticism, it would be that perhaps the sauces are sweetened a little too much. But overall I would happily recommend this take out.

Less than 1 if I could. not a good experience we ordered online and what we got had no flavour no…read morespice nothing !! Very disappointed i love a take away curry but honestly I could have heated a ready meal with more flavour and taste sorry but I had to review

Only ended up in this little gem of a restaurant because I have family in the area that I was…read morevisiting, but they really do have gorgeous food here. Great curries, good sized portions - not too big, not too small. Would recommend it if you're in the area because there aren't that many good places to eat in Surbiton!

My wife & I took an English/American friend here, as our experience over 5 years ago had been…read morefantastic. What a let down! It was only 1/3 the size, served no alcohol & was very unwelcoming! The food was good, but service appalling, waited a long time for our food, waiter wore a parka & there was no ambiance. Certainly will not go there again & do not recommend anyone else to!

I am not a fan of writing one star reviews but this place is awful!!!…read moreWe felt really ill afterwards and I am sure that the food was frozen then pinged in the microwave. We let the owners know are food was not very nice and didn't really get a very nice reply. We may have got them on a really bad day however I will not be going back to find out

Good food, a little more formal than The Hassain, do not offer a discount night, had some good food…read morethere. Very Busy Fri / Sat evenings, the Lady always gets given a red rose... nice touch Might want to re-think the name though... # ;-)

Poppadoms, garlic chicken, rice, peshwari naan, brinjal bhaji, sag bhaji..it's all very tasty here…read moreindeed. This place gets packed out at weekends, so service can be a bit slow as they seem to be rushed off their feet. One of highlight for me is that ladies get given a red rose when leaving the restaurant. It makes me feel special!

Met an old friend that i hadn't seen for 35 years here…read more It was a Wednesday night and it wasn't very busy in there but they sat us right by another couple of people which was not great as there was quite a few open tables. Had a couple of Cobras, chicken shaslick, chicken jalfreizi, peshwari naan, bombay potatoes, potatoes with spinach, pilau rice and pompadoms. It was good to be honest but it was quite expensive compared to the old days. As I only come in here every time I come back to England every couple of years its barrable but probably wouldn't come in here that often based on the price.

This is not called Great Bookham Tandoori because it is GREAT. It is not socalled because it is…read morebetter than the Bookham Tandoori, it is so called because Bookham is formed of Great Bookham and Little Bookham. The latest place to get a beer in Bookham, the Bookham Tandoori does both eat-in, takeaway and deleivery. I have been here a couple of drinks (never sober) and found the portion sizes to be satisifiay and the menu just a little bit left of centre. So there are spicy dishes I have heard are reccommended, but I have had a very nice Korma here and another curry which was not a dhansak, but I can't remember what it was butit is creamy, mild in spicy heat and contains pineapple. It is my drunk friend. They are friendly and quick on the service late at night. I have heard tis is because the owners live north of London and therefore have to drive some 90 miles home each night to Luton. Not sure if this is true or villege myth, but I will go along with it. If you go here, and you should if in the area one night. Do ask them and let me know via the medium of Qype.

Ok, where shall I start?!…read more After just coming from lunch there, about an hour ago I am still dizzy. The MSG is still affecting me from the chicken. It hit us about 10 minutes in to lunch. My wife and myself watch our diet: we stay away from sugar, wheat, starch, preservatives, except VitC (ascorbic acid), E-numbers and aggressive lectins such as in eg potato. It means that we have great skin, have stable personalities, clear vision, high vitality... all the perks of being exceptionally healthy. Most of the time, if the restaurant we are visiting has a capable team in the kitchen, these factors can be met with incredible ease! If a restaurant (like Joy) does not aspire to making marinades, preparing sauces, cutting fresh veg, then they can hardly be called a restaurant. ...since the art of cooking is essentially why a restaurant even exists! Our experience today showed clearly that these topics overwhelmed the staff considerably. The single one positive was the effort made by the waiter that finally understood what we were talking about. The downside of that was a recommendation for chicken and lamb tikka and vegetable curry that was really lacking any substance of flavour. I didn't dare ask how long the veg had been frozen for! I mean seriously!! Rice flour to make pappadums?! Wheatflour in the sauces!? Sugar in every sauce!? (all explained by the staff after questioning the kitchen!) This is by no means a good standard of food preperation in any way. Any chef that knows what he/she is doing does not cook (main courses) with wheat or sugar period, let alone chemical additives! I really feel that the previous reviews dramatically distort the quality of food and services on offer. Definately a "no-go" if you want well prepared indian food. The one-star is because we liked the water, the clean glasses and warm plates.

The food has always been very good, wide selection to choose from. Its not the cheapest for…read moretakeaways, but we've never been disappointed. Can be a little slow with delivery.

Myself and four friends visited Jolshiri on a weekend away to Claygate recently as we were all in…read morethe mood for Indian food and had heard great things. I'm very surprised that I'm the first to review this place on Yelp. The food, service and atmosphere were excellent and by far one of the best Indian meals I've ever eaten. Whilst the majority of us have our favourite dishes, I was gently swayed by the waiter to try an alternative variation on my favourite dish - lamb saag. The dish was perfect, a perfect blend of tastes, spices and tastes incredible. I want to say it was called Lamb Sagotti but I might be wrong. Everyone agreed it was a terrific meal and if we ever found ourselves back in Claygate, we would certainly return.

From the owner: Jolshiri names after a mystical river famed in poetry, is the exciting new sister restaurant to the…read morehighly acclaimed and award winning Sesame in New Maldon. Our menu is carefully designed by our chefs to appeal to the taste of those newer curry fans as well as the more experianced who have developed a discerning palate. we hope to comfort you with your favourites and entice you with exciting new selections for your dining enjoyment. Whether you are a meat eater or vegetarian, fish fancier or tandoori taste we have tried to give you the widest range of choice possible. Visiting our restaurant will be a dining experience combining ambiance, decor, service and, of course, good food to tantalise and test your taste buds and, hopefully, wanting to come back for more.