We have been here twice now over the last 2 months, cosy little place which is quite nicely…read moredecorated. On both occasions the food was beautiful, fresh & really tasty. Im not a curry lover so always go for the korma's/Masala's, here i had some sort of lamb with mango masala which was delish! The nan breads were also to die for. The deserts were nothing special, just those sorts that are plucked direct from the freezer into a bowl - But then i dont expect gourmet deserts from an Indian. The manager/owner is really friendly and really looks after you, ensuring everything is going well with your meal without being in your face Also found the prices really reasonable - much along the same lines that you would pay or a takeaway I dont think you could be dissappointed with a visit here

The food here is absolutely gorgeous - one of the best indian resturants i have been to in plymouth…read more- i think that the only downside is that the space is a bit limited and i felt a little caged in. Overall would definitely visit this place again, maybe on a quieter night other than a saturday where it maybe less busier.

Really good food and very good sized portions although you do pay for it…read more I always get the vegetarian set meal for one that I share with my boyfriend. This costs £10.95 and includes poppadoms, naan bread, Sag aloo, Choice of curry (Korma or Dhansak) and bhajis or samosas. Oh and rice. This is more than enough for two and sometimes too much!! The quality is good and only once have we got bhajis instead of samosa's but who cares! Usually takes about 20 mins although they usually say about 45 minutes to be on the safe side. Yum if you want a good quality takeaway get this one.

They are also on facebook now you can get 15% if you like their page…read more http://facebook.com/indiaexpress

What a disappointment. Both the curries we bought were lacking in taste. They weren't spicy and…read morethey didn't have any other flavours of note. Nan bread was undistinguished. A complete waste of £17 for a really poor curry. To call themselves the Spice Merchant is a real irony.

Convenient quick and average. Deliveries can be on the cool side.read more

This was a very good place to eat for Indian food. Good size portions and very nice atmosphere. Was…read morea little expensive hence the 3 money sign , could probably be even a 4 money sign. It is an al'a cart, meaning you had to order rice with meal and. Read with meal. The staff was very nice, everyone greeted us and assisted with either food or water or just stopped by to see how everything was. They even gave us a VIP card so from now on when we go there we will get at least a 20% discount.

Athough parking nearby can be a problem this Indian restaurant is well worth a visit. The menu is…read moreextensive, the food is superb and the staff are extremely friendly. Prices are a little above those at other similar establishments but you only pay for what you get and the Eastern Eye management have got it right!

Tasteless food and small portions. Look, if you just docked, have had a bellyfull of beer and no…read moreexpectations then this is the place for you. If however you like quality 'Indian' food look elsewhere. I can't tell you how disappointed we were.

Ganges Restaurant in Plymouth is also a lovely place to go over with friends for a party or dinner…read more The food is delicious and the staff are friendly and very helpful. As it is not far away from my house so we all friends would hang out there at night and enjoy. It is very spacious and not quite busy so good when you want to hang out. It has quite a good blend of indian dishes with variety of menu items which I like a lot. Not only that it is very near to pubs so after having dinner we would always go out. I like his restaurant a lot and would rate it as 8/10.

Use to order from here all the time and was great but since getting new owners I find the curry's a…read morebit bland and salty now,on the plus side you get a lot of chicken and the price isn't to bad.

This is my favourite Indian in Plymouth. Great food to either eat in or take away.read more

Jaipur Palace does some really nice food. The atmosphere though, is a little cold, and as another…read morereviewer said, 'impersonal'. But it's a great place to go to with all your friends. The staff too are nice people and enquiries are welcomed. A bit on the pricey side, but worth it once in a while.

Authentic Indian food in a slightly off-putting impersonal environment. I had the Korma here and it…read morewas simply amazing- better than any takeaway. Meal for 4 was £80, so it's not cheap, but worth it for a treat. The staff are more than happy to explain the different items on the menu to you, which I must admit I needed. All the takeaway favourites are there, along with some items I've never heard of. Naam breads are fresh and delicious - just the way they should be.