Vegetarian Indian - perfect for those of us who don't want meat but don't want a boring daal…read moreeither. The menu is really inventive actually, using unusual ingredients that make this a refreshing change to all the regular fayre you'd find on a regular Indian take away menu. There's the Mombai potato curry with coconut, the aubergine in yoghurt curry and my personal favourite, the sweetcorn & patra curry - sweetcorn & chunks of vine leaves with a spicy paste in a tangy tomato curry sauce. The best part is you can try a few different dishes as there is an option to order half portions. Yey! They also sell unusal lagers from countries as far flung as Lithuania and Poland which makes for an interesting touch.

I believe this restaurant has just moved here from Preston St ( Sept 2008 ). Its vegetarian and…read moreIndian. Brighton is lacking in good Indian foods. Most that I have tried have been poor standard. This restaurant seemed to please many in its last location. I hope this will be the case in their new venue.

Agra is an exceptional take away, situated in the centre of Haywards Heath. All their curries are…read moreserved in a generous round tin and you get a bit more product for your pennies. They are also generous with the sauce, so I would advise extra nah bread to get the most out of it. Whilst they offer all the expected curry dishes, it is their special menu that makes this curry house shine. With dishes I have never heard of before (but am slowly working my way through) I have really enjoyed trying some unique flavours. I would recommend the chicken Sambar or the Murghi Masalla to get an idea of what I mean. Prices are reasonable but expect to pay £12-£15 per meal if you choose from the special menu. Whilst not particularly cheap, it is worth paying the extra once in a while to get a top meal. The chef is certainly a fan of Ghee, so you may want to opt for one of the dry dishes if you are looking to be health conscious. A classy operation, serving some of the best curry in Haywards Heath.

Having lived in Manchester for 4 years, I'd grown accustomed to having outstanding curry available…read morefor takeaway having been spoiled for choice. Whilst I'm not going to lie and say this is comparable, it's certainly very close, and considering its location outside a city it is even more impressive. The quality of the food was very good, the service and staff are friendly and polite and the waiting area is surprisingly new and modern. The menu is extensive and features many dishes I'd never seen at a takeaway before. Prices are a shade above average I would say but given the quality of the average Indian, it's more than worth it.

Really held out for giving Surma the benefit of the doubt because it used to be my favourite Indian…read moretake-away but unfortunately we're through. I don't know whether it's changed hands or something because each and every time I've ordered from there recently there has constantly been an issue. This time around I ordered a lamb tikka starter which is normally moist and delicious but the pieces of lamb were actually black. So overcooked and burnt I couldn't chew it. Lucky to still have teeth... They also forgot my poppadoms and mango chutney. My chicken kori had obviously been really sloppily made as it came with the hugest chunks of onion and pepper - they were just quartered and thrown in. Brighton is now officially RUBBISH for take-aways. Gutted.

Expecting me to say yes, I had a couple of friends offer to cook for me this evening... But…read moreinstead, I told them we were getting a curry. Disappointment turned to joy, and I was told we had to go to Surma Tandoori, which is my flat mates favourite curry house. Having had three years of expirience with the place, he should know, and assured me that the food was the best on Lewes road dispite several people raving about Bhindis just a little way up the road from there. We trusted his judgement, perused the reasonably priced menu (plenty of curries with rice for £5.20 - £7.00 as well as all the norms) and took our wares home with us, shivering against the wind. I've got to say, I was very impressed... It's restaurant quality stuff at prices that aren't breaking the bank. Nan's were fresh and fluffy, packing the right amount of flavour, and I was informed that the Bajji were damned good (the fact he wouldn't give away even one suggests he meant it). I thought about giving a 4* rather than 5, but seeing as no one else has, and the place seems to be run by such a grand family I thought I'd push the boat out! Now excuse me, as I think I may not be able to resist my leftovers after all...

A superb Indian Take Away. Free Home Delivery for orders over £15, within 3 mile radius. The take…read moreaway consistently produces gorgeous food, at a reasonable price. The staff are friendly, and the take away has various offers available for large orders i.e over £50. Laziz is closed Mondays except Bank Holidays

Best tasting indian takeaway in Bognor. They have some dishes in the Chef's special range which you…read morecan't find at any other indian takeaways and the chicken tikka cheese nans are phenominal. This takeaway may be a little more expensive than others but you definately get what you pay for.

This is a backdated review from my stag do last year. I had…read morebooked a large table for around 16 people and the majority of us had already had a few beers however the restaurant were accommodating and tendered to the group with all the attention we could need. The amazing thing was there didn't seem to be any confusion when the food came out and it all came out within minutes of the previous dish so nobody was waiting around for their meal. The food was of a high standard and many people commented saying how nice the meal was. Bonus points for dealing with such a large group.

I don't like Bombay cuisine from the outside, but I have to say once your in, and your munching on…read morea perfectly spiced Prawn Balti and a rather delicious Peshwari naan you'll have forgotten any lingering architectural concerns. One of the better Curry's I have had in Brighton, though in my experience I have to say that that does not actuall say all that much.

Hi quality Indian food is served excellently here with a nice touch of flair on the plates to make…read morethem look even more appetising. The staff are really friendly and more than able to cope with large groups (we were a group of 12 when we went). For starters try the chicken pakora, it has just the right balance of spice and flavour and for a main try the firey hot Chingri Madras which is a lovely hot prawn dish. The house red wine is really good in here and jolly reasonably priced.

One of the best Indian takeaways in Brighton. They serve…read moreall the standard Indian fare here - there's nothing on the menu that will surprise. However, the quality of the food is excellent - good ingredients that are tasty and well cooked. I advise trying the Dansak here - always a favourite of mine but it's particularly good at this place. Staff are generally friendly and smiley too.

Being a lazy kind of sort, I often get takeaways, and Tropical Curryland is one of the better ones…read morein Brighton. Mixing Indian and other Oriental cuisines, nearly everything is available here for cheap, affordable prices, and the quality isn't skimped on either. It isn't amazing food or anything: it's still take-away, it just isn't as bad as take-away can often be. Of all the takeaways in Brighton, Tropical Curryland manages to stand apart for a variety of reasons. Most importantly, the food on offer is made to a higher standard than most take-aways in the area, and the food on offer is more than just your basic Indian or Chinese. By combining food from all over the Eastern world, Tropical Curryland offers a variety of different dishes from different countries, meaning you can combine all of your favourite dishes from all over the world. Not necessarily the most refined culinary idea in the world, but there's nothing wrong with a bit of mix-and-match, especially when it comes to take-away food. As take-aways go, there's really little to complain about at Tropical Curryland: sure, it's a little dingy, and the mixing of different foods is a little gauche, but who cares, it's flipping take-away. It least it tastes of more than one or two flavours!

I have eaten at this restaurant a few times now. The staff are very attentive and extremely…read morehelpful. The food is excellent and very tasty. I had the Chicken Tikka Balti Chilly and it was cooked to perfection.