I get take away from here regularly (probably not good for my weight loss)…read more I've been using this place for a few years now, they do a "half price" day on Tuesdays, the portions area little smaller but still plenty big enough for you to feel bloated before you finish. If you ask them for something slightly different or that isn't on the menu, they're happy to oblige (I have a chicken tikka rezala but "extra hot" - can't recommend that enough). My wife doesn't like the masala sauce already put on her chicken tikka, so they put the sauce in a separate tray for her. Not only are they helpful but the foods good too - try the lamb phall, its not just hot (which is a mistake a lot of places make) but the flavours behind the heat are there too.

Food arrived quickly but saying that we only live a few minutes away. Generally I have mixed…read morefeelings about the food. The breads were fresh and nice. The curries were large with great big chunks of chicken. However, the chicken was overcooked and dry. The curries lacked key seasoning and flavour. It didn't really stand out and needed a bit more of a kick. Also the vegetable pilau was a bit greasy. Having said that, the prices are reasonable. (Takeaway - 30/11/2014)

I always try and pay the Mohabir a visit when in the area. A great friendly place that has good…read morefood; well prepared and a great variety of dishes. Service is always good and if you are there on the right night, well you might just bump into the King!

After coming here for the first time around a month ago, I wasn't too convinced by this place and…read moreit's rather shabby decor. However, I came back a second time because my Dad had wanted to come back as he enjoyed the first time we went. When we arrived the staff were very friendly and welcomed us, showing us to a table. They swiftly took our drinks orders and asked if we wanted some poppadoms. Both drinks and poppadoms arrived quickly. We waited quite a while before the waiter came back to take our food orders, this was only after I managed to catch their attention to let them know we wanted to order. The food arrived within a decent amount of time and I couldn't really complain about mine - it was fine. My Dad did comment that his lamb vindaloo dish was far too salty and could not eat too much of it because of this. When my Dad and I ordered dessert, we asked for the mint ice cream (my Dad wanted this to freshen his palate after such a salty meal) and an orange sorbet. Much to our disappointment we were told neither dessert was in stock. Everything finished, we wanted to get the bill. I had requested the bill when the waiter was clearing away the dessert dishes. We waited for about 10 minutes before catching the waiter's attention and reminding him we were waiting for the bill. Another 10 minutes passed.. I asked for the bill three times before it finally came half an hour later. Overall, both experiences here have been pretty disappointing and I would not return. Staff are initially tentative but the soon wears off, the food isn't anything to write home about and the place needs a good lick of paint! Walls are yellow and stained, lights flicker, seats all worn and generally could do with some TLC.

We've dined at tis restaurant for years and its usually good. Last night I complained about the…read morelamb chops - the waiter didn't take me seriously. There were 3 skinny boney ones and one piece of scrag wit no meat. As we left the waiter said he'd speak to the suppliers. What would be the use? he should ave resolved the problem there and then!! Very disappointing after all these years, showing no interest really. It will be a long time before we go back.

If this was my first visit here I'd be giving 1 or 2 stars, but it's been a favourite Indian of…read moremine for many years so hopefully this was a one off bad experience. We returned here after a two year hiatus. A cold and rainy Monday night, two other parties eating. Warmly greeted as always. But from there it went downhill. We ordered two spicy poppadoms, they came quickly with the usual condiments, but...well I'll get to that later. My g/f ordered one of the more expensive things on the menu, the "Tandoori Fish". Immediately the waiter said it would take a long time to make and quickly ordered the kitchen to get moving. It was right about then I should have asked why it was going to take such a long time; a fresh piece of fish in the Tandoor would surely be done in under 15 minutes, but...well I'll get to that later. So, we ordered appetisers to kill the wait. I got the quarter tandoori chicken. It has always been leg and thigh, but this time it was breast. I guess I should have been happy as it was a lot of meat, and cooked very well, plenty juicy. But I love the tandoori spices that I can suck away on on the dark meat, tucked away in the nooks and crannies of the thigh. On this white meat it had very little tandoori sucking ability. My g/f got the king prawn pancake. The prawns were tiny shrimp, and she complained (to me) that they had a fishy smell, and it was very bland. So we finished the appetisers, and waited. And waited. Did I mention they said the fish would take a long while. We waited an hour! When it arrived it was a small Pomfret whole fish, some spices on the outside. The flesh was as bland as could possibly be. This fish had clearly been in the freezer, and the long wait was for it to defrost. 10 quid for a crappy piece of fish. Not good. I had ordered my old standby, lamb Dupiaza, Madras hot. The onions were well cooked and blended into the sauce, there was a decent amount of lamb. But, shockingly, as I don't ever remember it happening here before, the spice level was around a 1 instead of around a 7. We had waited so long that I was just going to eat it and not say anything, but the waiter came by and asked, so I told him. He immediately whisked it away and in a few minutes brought back a much more acceptable version. Still about a 5 on the spice scale, but at least I was now getting some heat. With a naan and a rice and a beer we ended up paying 40 quid for a meal worth nothing like that. On top of that there was a mystery charge on the poppadoms, I think they had charged over 2 quid for the relish tray they came with. I would have asked, but we were already approaching old age and just wanted to leave. So Purbani, I hope this isn't the new normal. I've had many great meals here in the past, let's hope I still have many more to come. I hope it was not telling that you had two other tables to serve (and only one when we left) while 1 The Avenue across the street (we had a fantastic Indian meal there last week) looked to be quite busy.

Food only took 45hr minutes to deliver. It arrived piping hot, so hot we couldn't open the…read morecontainers. The curries were amazing, thick, flavoursome and the right amount of spice. The naan was ok, typical to what you get from other places. The side dishes were also very large and tasty, great value. I think I may have now found my go to Indian takeaway for the area. (Takeaway - 24/02/2015)

We headed to Jaipur as we usually go into central for curry, and wanted to try something new and…read morerelatively local to us. Unfortunately, Jaipur's food just wasn't very impressive at all. For starters, we ordered the Mixed Hors D'Ouevers, which included chicken tikka, lamb tikka, a tandoori king prawn and an onion bhaji. Aside from the bhaji, I felt like the whole plate was very uninspired - presentation was unimpressive, and the amount of food for the price was underwhelming. I chose a Murgh Massala as my main, and was pretty disappointed - it seemed to be quite lacking in the flavour and spice I'd usually expect from an Indian meal. The saving grace was the Motor Panir (cheesy peas!) - but I've still had better - and the peshwari naan. We also weren't allowed to take any leftovers home as we were using Tastecard - a problem I've never had in any other restaurant that uses the card. It's just being thrown away anyway, so it seems rather petty to do this. I really wanted to like this place as it's in a convenient location, but unfortunately I felt that Jaipur fell pretty short on value and taste. Definitely not a curry I'll be heading back for in a hurry.

Not Only is the food of a constantly fantastic standard, but the staff will go out of their way to…read moremake your meal a treat. We go there at least once a week and have not once been disappointed. Great choice of menu and lively Cobra larger on tap. Very clean and definitely the best in the South woodford/ Woodford area. Lotte & Mark

Food took 1hr 10mins to arrive. Still arrived piping hot and the naan seemed fresh and hadn't been…read moresitting in the bag too long. Portion sizes are reasonable and you get a fair amount of meat in the dishes. My madras was very well spiced, a great kick which I loved where some takeaways do hold back on. Bombay Aloo wasn't anything to shout about, was ok but I've had better. (Takeaway - 13/05/2015)

Visited this newly openly restaurant a couple of weeks ago, its had an amazing refurbishment a lot…read moreof money spent and pretty stylish. Very clean. Service excellent lots of staff who were very attentive. Extensive menu and we had a great meal. I have only marked this as 3 stars as this is our one and only visit so hopefully as we become regulars this rating can go up. I sincerely hope they do well we need a good Indian in this area, recently passing we noticed they were very busy so congrats to them!

We have now had three take aways from Temple and they have all been consistently excellent. It is…read morevery rare for my husband and I to agree on somewhere, but we both love the food from here. We always collect our food so can't comment on the delivery service but staff are always welcoming and polite when we collect our food. We have lived in Woodford since April lat year and after trying out a number of different restaurants, this has become a firm favourite!