I haven't been in this restaurant for a while but when I went in the place was lovely and clean…read morewarm, the service was very polite the staff here was happy to serve and answer any questions you may have. The food was amazing, it came out hot and tasty

I don't know how mediocre mush has become the standard in this country, but my party wanted a…read moretraditional Taj Mahal like experience so I knew what I was in for. This was no monument to love, only the memory of what food used to be. Our predictable order began with: Popadoms- not crispy, mango chutney (blended- possibly watered down left overs? -urgh), raita (not the freshest), dry mint in the yogurt and lime pickle out of an economy jar, no doubt. This confirmed my protestations about going in, I was punting for a Moroccan but was out voted. Sad times. The food was acceptable, nothing I couldn't have done myself with a jar of unilever Pataks at home, so boring. I don't understand how the 80's and 90's paved the way for generic uninspiring, pre-prepared Indian food when there is the potential for it to be so much better. Indian ( and also Chinese restaurants too) restaurant chefs...! Please use fresh ingredients. Fresh herbs. Simplify your menus, did darling Gordon Ramsey's Kitchen Nightmares, not put the fear of Ghee in you, today's dining expectations are so much higher. And if this sort of food is acceptable for you and you think this review is harsh then you are seriously missing out. A cold surly welcome, was smoothed over at the end by his colleague offering a mixed tray of sweet Corkey's shooters possibly after my party loudly commented on the disposition of our waiter. Corkey's bubblegum and After Eight flavoured shooters weren't our bag, but I guess this is a student city. Not I, however the obligatory 90's cliche, an actual after eight thin mint sliver with our bill cheered a couple of us up no end. I would love to campaign for the thousands of Indian restaurants in the UK to cook like 'their mamas used to'. Stop buying prepared sauces, stop describing everything as flavourful and tender, it shouldn't need a fanfare it should just be good, standard. Sorry to pick on you Taj Mahal, but I do believe you have rebranded yourselves as the New Taj Mahal and there is nothing, new about the experience you offer at all.

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.

Delicious house specials we've never seen anywhere else! Friendly service and attractive setting.read more

The Shanaz has a very good varied Indian menu either for eating in or taking away. It is very…read moremodern and light and airy inside, which makes it a nice place to eat. It is quite a popular place to eat and there are several rooms for eating in, meaning it can accommodate large numbers. You can book a table in advance or a take away. The service is always friendly and efficient. The take aways are generally ready when you get there. The food is always to a very high standard and the prices are quite competitive. I would highly recommend having a meal or take away here.

I have been going to Balti King for a while. Then after a period of 20 years away…read moreI returned It is in the heart of Totnes but will also deliver free to your home for orders over £15. I like the tandoori dishes & the first time back,a Sunday, was a special offer night of 2 for 1 main dishes, so I enjoyed tandoori chicken, tarka dahl, pilau rice & a beer & at £12.40 a very good deal! There are 20 starters & about 70 main dishes to choose from My charming waiter on my first visit,Ahmed, & I talked about the upcoming Rabindranath Tagore Festival at Dartington Hall at the end of June 27 30. Tagore came from Ahmed's home of Bangladesh, so we had a lot to talk about. The festival should be very exciting & you can come at the end of the day & relax here with authentic food from Tagore's country. On the second occasion there, however, I was overcharged, so I would urge you to check your bill! It was also very cold in the downstairs seating area too. What a big disappointment. Get a take away is now my advice.

Excellent food, especially the Chicken Shaslik. Now only a takeaway but still excellent. Very…read morebusy at weekends, so give time to prepare. Excellent friendly staff. Can fully recommend

Best Indian food anywhere. . Amazing !! Extensive authentic menu …read more Ask for their mint yogurt sauce fabulous. Very reasonable prices

Tandoori Nights capped the height of my visit to Exmouth. The cuisine, waitstaff and presentation…read morewere spot on with service and satisfaction in mind. What a delightful experience! I would recommend this culinary adventure to anyone with the heighten palate to enjoy lime pickle and a rich, hot curry, like Madras.

I'm from New Orleans, visiting this beautiful town for the first time. I have never seen so many…read morerestaurants so close to one another in such a small area. This restaurant is so sleek and clean and well decorated. It's classy. We walked in there with jackets and jeans on, but you could definitely dress it up if you wanted to. The menu is very large, and I thoroughly enjoyed every part of our meal. I recommend!

The Asha is a curry house overlooking the Falmouth Moor, it can be easily missed as its just a…read moredoorway leading to some steps just up from the bus stops. Once inside the place really opens out and is huge, with a full bar and plenty of seating for couples or large groups. We've eaten there once as part of a group and really enjoyed our three course meals with all the extra's, we rarely eat out in Indian restaurants but really enjoyed this, the staff were friendly food is well priced and comes out hot and not too spicy. Recommended by many of our friends who really enjoy curries, it also offers a takeaway service.