Phoned to book a table for 7. Admittedly it was a the day before the meal, so quite short notice,…read moreSpoke with a member of staff who, after my request passed me to another member of staff who informed me he wanted a £10 deposit each, amounting to £70. I refused this as I felt this was way too much of a deposit to pay.He then started on a diatribe about how every restuarant would askfor the same deposit at such short notice. Rubbish!! I booked another resturant who did not ask for a deposit and sent me e mailconfirmation of my booking. Get your act together!

Norwich has managed to segregate many of its curry houses into a single street. Ali Tandoori, Spice…read moreParadise, Passage to India - they're all here. Hidden in the middle of this plethora of Indian and Bangladeshi foods is Nazma. With its neon lighting and curtained window, it looks quite classy. And that's confirmed when you enter - white tablecloths and an attentive maître d' who will get you seated and even pull out the table for easier entry. The menu is quite wide with a variety of curry dishes with the super hot Vindaloo and the classic Madras, Kurma and Dupiaza. Starters include Aloo Chat (spiced potato), Chicken Chat (spicy chicken) and Onion Bhaji (spiced onion pieces, shaped with flour, rolled and then fried). Since I'm on a low-carb eating regime, I started with the Chicken Tikka (spiced and oven baked) which came with a salad on the side. Very delicious, just the right temperature and spiciness. My friend had the Chicken Pakora (spiced, battered and fried). He said it was not too greasy and very flavorful. For mains, I decided to order from the House Specials list. Murgh Massala is minced lamb and tandoori chicken. I also had a dish of Aloo Gobi (potato and cauliflower), picking just the bits of cauliflower. When the Massala was set down, I was concerned because it smelled very spicy, but after I started to dig in, the subtle flavors of the chicken and lamb melted on my tongue. Delicious. It was so good that I have no idea what my friend had for his mains. We were well stuffed, so skipped out on the desserts (chocolates and ice creams, etc). The pint glass of Kingfisher was nicely poured and served in a proper logo'ed glass. I assume they also have Cobra and Mongoose. Tip: Indian food is easy to splash and drip. It's also quite oily, so when you end up wearing some of it, it's going to stay a while. Either tuck your napkin in like a bib or wear something that hides spills! Nazma was very good food and I would absolutely return!

8 of us had the delicious set menu wed eve. the staff were so friendly. the mixed starters…read moredelicious. main course excellent served on hot plates followed by a nice desert.( hot towels and chocolates.thoroughly )recommend it and will return DJ a fantastic host !

Generous portions, great service, and reasonable prices. Have been several times and never been…read moredisappointed.

I love Pakistani food, and so am quite picky about the places I eat, and I love this restaurant…read more Considerably cheaper than a lot of competitors they cook their food in a glass encased kitchen so that customers can see just what is going on. They have a large selection of foods on their menu, from the mild to insanely spicy. Their kebabs are also fantastic, as is their naan. If you're in need of mild go for the korma dishes, the others tend to get progressively spicy. Service is quick and friendly. Unfortunately they don't do deliveries, so you have to pick up in a neighborhood that isn't all that conducive to driving. They do cater for large parties and have a rather large eat in section. There are also special deals for those who eat in.

What a brilliant restaurant this is. Smack in the middle of the Bury Park area, and it offers…read morewonderfully authentic Asian food at prices that seem ridiculously low. The food is always fresh - in fact you can watch them cook it if you so desire - and the naan bread is absolutely fantastic (always the acid test of a good Asian restaurant, I think). They don't deliver, which can be annoying, but popping down here is definitely worthwhile for the treat that will follow.

This is my favourite indian in oxford. After the ledgendary Moonlight Tandori closed down, i was at…read morea loss, but Mirch strode into that empty space in my heart. The food is generous in portations and well priced. But the greatest thing about the place is the sunday evening all you can eat buffet for 8 pounds. This included 4 types of curry, samosas, tandori chicken, onion bajis and never ending naan. The location cant be beat, right in the heart of cowley road

Mirch Masala is a more recent addition to the landscape on Cowley Road but has established itself…read morewell. The menu is pretty standard as such restaraunts go, though their lunchtime menu is definitely worth checking out and is good value for money. There are few tables, so if you have a large party it may be worth booking early.

We eat a lot of Indian and Pakistani foods, but the very best restaurant by far is the Taj Mahal…read more They also offer a delivery service to your home, the food is impeccable, and they will talk you through the variety of dishes they offer so that you can try something different. If you enjoy great tasting food, with fair prices you cannot do better in Peterborough.

This is my fave place in Peterborough for an Indian. Great choice on the menu and good/friendly…read morestaff. I always a way too full after starter , main, naan and rice but I can't stop myself.

Family run and amazing food! We were visiting Oxford for 3 nights and came here twice for dinner…read more Everything is fresh, made from scratch and with love! It's absolutely worth the trip outside the city center to try this wonderful place. I guarantee you'll feel like you had a culinary hug!

I'm not exactly the biggest fan of spicy food or Indian food, but I was still pleasantly surprised…read morewith the food at this place. I was visiting my brother in Oxford and we decided to come here for a family dinner. I'm used to American portions and seating so by comparison to American standards- the portions are rather small and the seating inside is pretty small- but nonetheless it's still a good place to come for dinner. We had a few different items that we all wanted to try, butter chicken, chicken tikka, both plain and garlic naan and some appetizers. The waiter tried helping us with our order to make it what we were expecting and asked about our spice tolerance as well. This was my first time trying 'poppadum' which was a fun appetizer, I highly suggest trying it if you haven't had it before. The food didn't take too long to come and the flavors were spot on!

This restaurant changed its name to the Rose of India some time ago but it is still run by the same…read morefamily. I eat here regularly. The food is consistently excellent and there is an opulent feel to the decor. I particularly like the relaxed ambience. Fast food is not for me. I am quite old now despite my remarkably youthful appearance. There is too much speed in modern life for my liking. The Rose of India experience is like stepping back to a previous age of elegance. The service is of the highest quality and so is everything else in my opinion.

Zeera is an indian restaurant situated on Rainsford Road, Chelmsford…read more I have only just discovered this restaurant on recommendation from a work colleague and wish I had found it sooner! It is one of the best indian restaurants in Essex I have eaten at with efficient and friendly staff. The food is excellent with some interesting new dishes and plenty of traditional curries too. There are also plenty of options for vegetarians. The music is very nice and also the takeaways are cheaper than most restaurants in chelmsford as they give 30% discount on collection. They do not have a car park which is a bit of a pain but there are several car parks within walking distance