As Indian restaurants go, this isn't too bad at all. The food is consistently average but not…read moreespecially outstanding. Not much atmosphere really and it can be quite noisy if there is a few people dining. The staff are pleasant and knowledgeable and will explain dishes when asked. I have been a few times and the meals have always been okay. But like I say, not outstanding. They advertise wining Chef of the year 2005 and best Indian Restaurant 2003, 2004 & 2005 lets be honest that is now SEVEN YEARS AGO !!

Just awful. The service was slow for take out, they took twice as long to have my order ready as…read morethey told me on the phone. The food was just vile. The lamb was like eating shoe leather. You chew and chew and eventually you manage to swallow it. The lumps of gristle made it softer but no more palatable. I threw most of it away.

If you live within distance of Milnrow Road in Shaw and you have had a night out and are feeling…read morehungry then Spice Kitchen is the place for you. The owner is such a friendly guy, he is not averse to throwing in some freebies if you are a regular there. The menu is varied as you would expect in a takeaway, i personally like his seekh kebabs, they are irresistable and cost just a couple of quid also. All the staff are extremely friendly and knowledgable about the different currys and strengths and they offer a free delivery service within 3 miles. They currently have offers on including buy 1 get 1 free on curries and pizzas, be aware that this is weekdays only though. Living in close proximity as i do then this place is ideal if i fancy a no cooking day/night. For 6 pound i can have 2 9inch pizzas and that is good value. Definitely a place to try if your nearby.

The food is excellent here the staff are very polite and the kebabs are awesome fresh chicken n…read morelamb cooked on the grill in front of ur eye the chef is fantastic cook. If ur in shaw a think you should definantlly try this place o n finally its a gt 5 stars for food hygiene.

One of the better Indian Restaurants in Rochdale, and that is saying a lot in a town which seems to…read morehave more than its fair share of them. The restaurant is quite large and therefore rarely full. There is a small car park round the back, but you can usually manage to park on the local side roads without any difficulty. The menu is more extensive than usual, with some interesting spicy options on the menu. The staff are friendly, and the owner, dressed in a suit and chewing on something, often struts slowly around the restaurant asking you if everything is OK: which it almost invariably is. Well worth a visit.

I've often felt sorry for The Kitchen,you see it's right across the road from my favourite Indian…read moretake-away,and thus has remained untried for quite a few years. But last saturday all that changed. We decided to give it a go for our after drinkies nosh,and very pleased with what I got I was too. In my younger (less experimental) days I always opted for a korma,and when I try a new place I always go back to it,let's face it,if the can't get a korma right then they don't deserve my custom. And i'm pleased to say that they got it spot on! Also the garlic naan was spot on too. Mrs Z got a keema peas with added paneer,which hit the spot too. Yep, i'll certainly be going back to The Kitchen and next time i'll be trying their lamb nehari,a dish which is seriously lacking on the menu in most Take-Aways...

I drive past this everyday but never tried it until last night after having a few drinks with sum…read morefriends we walked across the road this place was not busy as we wanted something quick. Wooowww the chapati with sheesh kebab has to be the best iv had.

The food arrived around 25 minutes after the stated delivery time - which was altogether 1hour 25…read moreminutes after we ordered: so we were already unhappy with this. They also got the order wrong - delivering 2 Chicken Tikka Masalas instead of a Chicken Tikka Jalfrezi and a Chicken Tikka Bhuna. The masalas were vile - bright red, with a dry, overly-sugary, sauce - we assumed they were just trying to get rid of them! I had eaten from here before, but after this experience I wont again - waiting ages for the wrong food in unacceptable: especially when the wrong food is so vile!

My first review on Yelp was for Saajan and it consisted of 2 lines saying how nice it was. Looking…read moreat it now it looks like a spam, like the ones that crop up frequently these days. You know the ones "Got my tyres from Dave,Dave was friendly,I can't believe that I haven't always bought my tyres from Dave". Anyway seeing as how I got a take-away from Saajan last night I figured I may as well update my review. Here goes. Got my curry from Saajan,Saajan was friendly,I can't believe that I haven't always got my curry from Saajan : ) Chicken Tikka Shahee (Chicken tikka cooked with mince meat,ginger,garlic and peppers) Chicken Tikka Moghlai (Chicken cooked with scrambled egg,onions,herbs and spices) Chicken and Cheese Kufta (Combination of chicken and cheese cooked with meat balls) Keema peas Garlic Chicken and Lamb Tikka (Chicken and Lamb cooked with deep fried chopped garlic,tomatoes,spices cooked in a special garlic sauce) In addition to these 'specials' the usual suspects are all top quality too,especially the Lamb Korma and the Butter Chicken. The only thing that I don't like from Saajan's are their kebabs,but that doesn't bother me in the slightest,it's the curries i'm after! Every time I go in, I tell them to open a restaurant,and the guy just smiles and says "One day", yeah? well that's not good enough,I demand it now!

Curry's yeh, kebabs no I've ordered from here around 4 or 5 times the curry's are quite nice and…read morefresh tasting but if I'm honest I personally would never order a kebab from here again overcooked meat that tasted like it had seen a microwave for too long.