I frequently have take aways from this restaurant and never been disappointed would recommend their…read morefood as first class and well cooked

INTRODUCTION Balti International is an Indian…read morerestuarant/takeaway, priding itself on being the only restaurant in Derby which specialises in, and serves, Traditional Balti Cuisine. LOCATION Located on Uttoxeter New Road in the centre of Derby, the restuarant is in the heart of the student area. FOOD Balti International serve a wide range of foods from strong to spicey. Portions are large & very filling. Takeaway is equally as good as eat in. Food arrives to your door still steaming hot & portions are as large as ever. ATMOSPHERE The restuarant is modern (with a fish tank at the entrance) with a relaxing atmosphere. STAFF All very helpful and friendly. Will do their best to make sure you have a pleasant dining experience. CONCLUSION Balti International is a must for people who enjoy Balti food. The service is fantastic & you get a lot for your money. Highly recommended!

Man, I've been to a lot of Indian restaurants in my time. Let me just tell you this place is top…read moreof the line. Definitely had a touristy vibe but beyond that, the food was excellent. British Indian restaurants really put American Indian restaurants to shame, and tamatanga is no exception. I had the chicken tikka masala and my mom had the lamb Rogan Josh. We shared and they were two of the best curries I've ever had in 30 years of my life.

I went to Tamatanga with my daughter, we both fancied Indian cuisine for lunch and this was pretty…read moremuch the only one nearby that was open. As soon as we walked in we were made welcome and loved the look and feel of the restaurant - very colorful and comfortable. We both had chicken tikka with garlic naans, I also had rice, and we shared a portion of onion bhajis. The food was well presented and tasted great. Chicken was tender, sauce full of flavor, bhajis tasty - not greasy - and nice naans! Service was on point - fast, friendly and efficient! Would definitely go again!

Jee Ja Jees - Kegworth Complaint…read more On Saturday 10th December we were on a weekend break in Long Whetton nr Loughborough. We decided to order (#611796059) a takeaway for two from Jee ja jees Kegworth . We placed the order a 6.30pm with estimated delivery time of 8.00pm (90mins). By 8.15pm we were starting to get hungry however there was no sign of our delivery so we called the restaurant to chase the order. The restaurant assured us they would deliver with in 10mins or less? By 8.40pm still nothing had arrived so we were told a blatant lie by the restaurant. Finally at 8.45pm we received our food - two and a quarter hours after our online order. Terrible service. The food was average nothing special at all and by the time it arrived with all the hassle and chasing we didn't enjoy the meal at all. To add insult to injury they charged £2.50 for delivery.

Stopped here a couple of weeks ago after a long Motorway trip! It was quiet but the staff weren't…read moretoo fussy and the food was lovely. Quite a few vegetarian options too. The decor was modern but a bit too minimalist for my taste. There are so many great colours you could work in without being too garish. Definitely recommneded. We did go to the one in Littleover some years ago and I remember a similarly good experience.

Food is amazing. This place was one that offered take-away when in town. So glad they did. Ordered…read morethe shish kabob, nan, and lamb makhani. Delicious and very reasonably priced. A sure place I will be returning when back in town. Wish they had desserts to deliver. Maybe I missed that on the menu.

Jee Ja Jees is situated on a corner plot on the outskirts of Burton town centre, with a spacious…read morecar park to the rear. Jee Ja Jees is one Burton's most established Indian restaurants and I have dined there many times. A warm welcome is waiting for us every time we visit, which is always a good start. The front of the restaurant contains comfortable leather sofas, where you can relax whilst waiting for your table or takeaway, while having a drink from what is a sizeable and well stocked bar. The tables vary in size and are able to cope with all sizes of party, but our favourites are the spacious round tables, which are more social! The walls are adorned with murals and tree ferns pervade the dining area which adds to the ambiance. Menu wise, there is such a wide variety that it becomes almost impossible to choose. Obviously starting with poppadoms and pickle tray, then I went for a King Prawn Puri, very flavoursome, generously portioned and decorated with a sweet mango sauce around the edge, a nice touch. Mains wise between us we had some traditional dishes, - Tandoori Mixed Grill, Chicken Bhuna and I had their special Biryani. All good dishes, but the prices are approaching the expensive side, with the Biryani being just shy of £13. With accompaniments like naans, Parathas etc, this can take meals close to £25+ a head with drinks. A great meal, with friendly and efficient staff and good course pacing, but just creeping into the expensive side for regular visits, which is a shame.

Visited bank hol weekend after hearing it is "amazing" it's is a lovely place and the food was…read moreamazing, it is a more pricey but the service is more than worth it.

This is Indian dining at its very finest. I have been coming to Anoki ever since the first…read morerestaurant opened in 2003, since then the brand has won some of the highest accolades and awards in the country, and it's easy to see why! The Anoki experience starts the moment you step through the doors, the service is first class, all the waiters wear traditional dress and treat every single customer like royalty. The word 'Anoki' is Urdu for 'unique' and this is reflected in the highly creative menu, each dish has been carefully designed to be unique, distinctive and incredibly special using only the finest ingredients. The Goan Sea Bass is one of my all time favourites, flawless presentation and the aromatic sauce perfectly complementing the delicate flavour of the fish. I cannot recommend any of the 3 Anoki restaurants (Burton, Derby, Nottingham) highly enough.

An excellent restaurant. I came here about 5 years ago, and never forgot my southern Indian cuisine…read moreexperience at this local. Five years later it's still stunningly good. I had Masala Dosa, and tilapia cooked in a banana leaf. The flavors were incredible. The service fast, friendly and willing to suggest if you are not sure what to pick. I will come back again for sure. Stephen

I've been to Kayal a couple of times now and been mightily impressed each time…read more The cuisine is from the Keralan region of India and its excellent quality and unique flavours have seen the restaurateurs play host to both the Hairy Bikers and Gordon Ramsey. The restaurant is larger than you first think as it extends on two floors into the back, but its always advisable to book as its full most evenings (weekends at least). The first time i visited i ordered the Thali which comes as a 3 course meal (which a thali main) and then on my second visit i ordered one of the richest most delicious indian lamb dishes i've ever had. You cant go wrong as every dish on offer is delicious! The only difficulty we had was understanding the layout of the menu. Its a little difficult to navigate, so i recommend taking a quick look on the simplified board outside first.

Visited the restaurant while in Nottingham and was not disappointed. I had the chicken tikka masala…read morewhich was very good a the portion size and taste perfect. The restaurant is very well appointed and has a nice ambiance about it. A very enjoyable meal.

MEMSAAB IN NOTTINGHAM This is really a five star plus…read morerestaurant. Elegant settings, nice service, they took care of every little details, checked on how we were enjoying but were never intrusive or abrupt. The restaurant is run by "memsaab" lovely lady with lots of energy interacting with guests, very pleasant!! The food was great. We ordered Salmon dish as appetizers, very tasty, with perfect sauce with it.,very tender. The palak paneer was out of this world. Desserts were great Overall we give full marks for wonderful experience there ,

Eating Indian food in Leicester is as common as eating a burger in the States…read more This was an impromptu "I'm hungry" stop, between shopping and going to the cinema. We ignored the sushi place next door that serves sushi rolls on a conveyor belt (what??) The space in here is quite nice, almost fancy looking. I felt a little underdressed, but the staff didn't seem to mind. I ordered a bellini (peach and champagne) drink. When it came, I saw that there was this massive (like 65%) concentration of peach puree at the bottom of my drink, with the champagne foating atop. When I stirred it, it tasted...gross. Too sweet. Too peachy. They were nice about it though, when I told them I couldn't drink it for those reasons, and opted for what my friend was having. A glass of zinfandel. When they returned with the glass of wine, it was a completely different color than my friend's...and thus a totally different kind of wine. I hated being THAT person that keeps sending everything back...but..it's not what I ordered! 3rd time's a charm. They came out with the right glass. The food was very tasty and the perfect portion. I ordered the chicken tikka masala with basmati rice. The chicken was tender and succulent. When the bill came, they had not included the first 2 drinks, which was very accomodating of them. I'd give this place 3.5 stars if I could. The location is convenient if you happen to be in the area shopping. I don't know if I'd go out of my way to have dinner there on a regular night (if I lived in Leicester).

Visited Mem Saab, located within the new Highcross shopping centre, with a group of ten friends at…read morethe weekend. I was massively impressed with this place - unusual in the sense that it's a very stylish and modern Indian restaurant. We arrived minus a couple of our friends, and stood in the cocktail/champagne bar area sipping our drinks while a pianist tinkled away on a grand piano. Once seated, we were had some popadoms with three lovely dips. Not radioactive in colour like they are in some places. And a good few beers. The main courses were some time coming, and we probably could have done with a few more popadoms in the interim; but, when they did arrive, they were fabulous. My fish (cod) bhuna was delightful, rice nice and fluffy, and naan breads tasty. Total bill was just £20 each. Plenty of food and beers. No desserts or coffees. Highly recommended.