When we first walked in we couldn't believe the transformation - the restaurant is very nicely, and…read moresimply decorated. We only wanted a take away on this occasion, which was a great shame as they do not give any discount for this. The price you see in the menu is the price you pay whether you sit in or take out. As we don't live here anymore we really wanted to try the food so went ahead and ordered our take out. It took forever (55 minutes to be exact). Anyway, we went home drooling - the rest of the family thought we'd gone back to cornwall. We dished up ~ the starters were nice, the mains were nice enough but nothing to shout about and the rice was overcooked, sticky and not tasty at all ~ half my dinner ended up in the bin. Our meal was expensive compared to all the other Indian restaurants in the area so we won't bother going back again.

Excellent choice if you want an Indian meal in modern, stylish surroundings, with friendly…read morewelcoming service, a large and varied menu and authentic presentation and delivery. The food was really nice too, with care taken at ordering to understand the heat level required for each guest spot on. Prices not that bad pint of Cobra cheaper than a local pub. This is not the usual take-away dive so probably not the place if that's what you are looking for, but it is a really attractive restaurant to go for good eat out highly recommended.

My work colleague suggested this buffet place as a decent place to grab lunch and described it as a…read morebuffet with both Chinese and Indian food options. This actually aroused my curiosity about such a hybrid, but lack of restaurant options not being that huge, decided to go. It's a massive space, and we were seated quickly and I headed to the entree/ starter section of the buffet which had a Chinese section (spring rolls, etc) and an Indian section. (Bhajiya, poppadums, etc). Of the options here, I thought pepper fish and pakora were the best - the ribs tasted really tough and so ended up just leaving those on the plate. My next foray was to the Indian part of the buffet, which was heaps smaller than the Chinese - the Indian dishes numbered around 7, while the Chinese buffet dishes easily were around 15-20. Of the options here, the lamb really was the best option, but the rice was super dry. I saw that the chicken dishes (there were x3) were in a very oily looking sauce, so avoided them. Then I headed back to buffet for some Chinese options (fried rice, noodles, pork in 5 spice, stir fried broccoli, chicken in black bean sauce, etc- these were def better tasting then the Indian, but some of the meat pieces I got tasted dry and also sometimes the salt was too much for my palate. The selection of dessert cakes was and sweets was quite large, but the portion itself was quite small. Ice-cream was also available, but I ended up trying the banana custard, and a small cake. Both tasted okay. All in all, I did get fed, and for a decent price too (£7.99 per person), however am unsure if would go back here again.

My friends are regulars at the Crossed Khukris each Friday, and I can understand why. This is a…read morelovely little Nepalese restaurant in Nuneaton, with parking nearby on Abbey Street Car Park (which I think was £1 for the whole evening). I went there for a friend's Birthday, and they accommodated a group of 14 with excellent efficiency and attentiveness. When you arrive at the Crossed Khukris, you are welcomed by the staff, most of who are dressed in traditional clothing, offering a delightful splash of exotic colour to a cold January evening! The walls feature some fascinating carvings, and lovely pictures, and the atmosphere is great. Food wise, the menu is wide ranging and reasonably priced Whilst there are some of the predictable favourites on there, it also offers options which are more specific to the region (Nepal, not Nuneaton). Food is cooked fresh, so the wait may be a little longer than you might expect, though never too long. The staff are always around to get you another drink, and at the end of the night, they bring you mint chocolate. Can it get much better? If you're in the area, then it's well worth a visit, whether for a special occasion, or simply a night out with your partner, family or friends.

Excellent food - Nepalese Seems fusion of Indian and chinese - lovely…read more takeaway. Delivery can take a long time thou!

Wow, nice little jewel in the crown in a strange location, next to an Esso garage on the busy A5!…read moreBut if you're up for good quality Indian cuisine and excellent service, then put this place on your list. It's certainly not a cafe (don't know who called it that!) it's Simla Indian Restaurant - the best in the Midlands!! Excellent starter of tempura prawns gave me 3 king prawns with a sweet chilli dip and a pesto sauce, just in case. I ordered a bottle of South African Pinotage to wash it all down - and when the main course arrived I certainly wasn't disappointed! This place claims to be the best Indian restaurant in the Midlands - and I certainly have no reason to dispute that claim. Very, very impressive, hence the 5 stars awarded!! And, to finish, a chocolate roulade (I was going to have the raspberry but the waiter recommended chocolate...) and it was sweet and tastyish... but no, too manufactured so don't try it! This restaurant is far too good to have a bought-in roulade on the menu, so try one of the fresh Indian dishes instead!! Now that's REALLY fair - I asked for the bill and when it arrived the waiter told me he'd not charged me for the dessert because it was his recommendation and I didn't like it so much. Really good place (and the loos are spotless) so I'd definitely recommend you try it.

From the owner: Indian Fusion Restaurant, At Simla we are always working on our menus, with specially created…read moredishes and event menus used througout the year.

Agra palace has quality food and service. The best Indian restaurant in the area. 10/10read more

Love this place. Great food. Friendly staff. Good prices. Nice atmosphere. I recommend to anyone…read morelooking for an Indian meal

Small, tucked into a corner of a parade of shops, easily missed. Best Indian cuisine I have had for…read morea long time. No hassle to speed customers through, if you and your partner want to sit and enjoy the evening, you can. Always a friendly greeting upon arrival and a handshake and thank you upon leaving. Thoroughly recommended.

I went for my birthday and enjoyed my food,the wine was lovely and very cheap for the quality…read more It was a very friendly place and we were offered a complimentary drink which was a nice touch. Very recomended :-)

Love this place staff are great, food is quite cheap but still very tasty and you can take your own…read morebeer. Awesome

Since writing my first review of Masalaz and having ordered from them on many occasions - I'm sorry…read moreto say they have really gone downhill. The past two times we ordered meals from them were very disappointing (the last meal went in the bin!) It's such a shame when restaurants start off so well. Not sure if it's just the weekends that make the difference, with being busier etc but they should not skimp on quality as it means far more than anything else. Sorry Masalaz, we won't be having anything else from you and now will not bother to book a table to eat in.

The reason this restaurant doesn't have many ratings is because Europeans post to Trip Advisor, not…read moreto Yelp. Hopefully Americans will see this post and realize that. On Trip Advisor, this restaurant had over 230 ratings with a rating of 4.5/5. My wife and I had the Chicken Masala, a chicken curry dish, a cauliflower potato veggie, and a coconut and almond naan- Peshwari Naan. And it was all excellent. Give this restaurant a chance. They have friendly, great service with delicious food. It was a welcome change from the "typical" English food that we had eaten while in London.

Food was amazing! Service was a bit more leisurely than we usually like but it was a lovely evening.read more

Solid Indian food in a trendy, modern environment…read more Boyfriend and I came here with my stepdad for a Christmas Eve feast, and did we ever feast! We ordered a few different dishes, mostly to share including eggplant curry, a paneer curry, and chicken with two sauces. We started by sharing the ostrich - super unique, but it was expensive and difficult to discern that it was a meat I hadn't tried before. The curries were tasty and well flavoured, as was the rice we got on the side. My stepdad's dish came with rice already on a neat, complete plate. The naan was pretty good, although not my favourite I've ever had. We had chai to finish the meal, which was a bit over-creamy for me, but that's likely due to Canadian milk not having as high a fat percentage as English milk, for the most part. A good, solid Indian meal in an enjoyable atmosphere.

Probably the best Indian restaurant I've been to! Amazing food, and they really do it a different!…read more No "ghee". Not fat at all, nice and light but oh so satisfying! Vegan/Vegetarian no issues!!!