Unlike another Indian restaurant in the area, Zaika is stylish and fresh. The welcome and the…read moreservice is great. I've had a take-out from here and decided to try it again. The food is excellent and the prices very reasonable. Recommended this to friends and they loved it. All I can say is, try it, you won't be disappointed.

India, the imaginitively named Indian restaurant on Stafford Road is a very enjoyable Indian…read morerestaurant. The restaurant is very small, but this adds to the cosy feeling made possible by subtle lighting and friendly unimposing staff. The Chicken Jalfrezi was very impressive as was the prawn on puree. As far as Indian restaurant anywhere near Wallington, India is the only one I have visited that I would recommend to everyone

Been in just the once, I will return good food, very reasonable especially on a Tuesday, Banquet…read more£8.95 Wow.

Friendly staff, vibey environment and delicious food. What's not to love about that!?…read more If you're in there area and have a hankerin' for some delicious, quality Indian fare - do yourself a favor and stop at Dastaan. Nom nom? Yes! Naan naan!

This is the most amazing restaurant. The food is delicious recipes very interesting. I highly…read morerecommend it. All the family had a great time A special experience

A great indian take a way ,the food is always of a very high standard and the containers filled to…read morethe brim unlike other outlets. The staff are very pleasant and cannot do more to be polite and helpful .In my opinion this is the best Indian food in Epsom plus spend over £15 on a delivery and receive a free Bombay Aloo, Excellent food and service that is why I visit every week.

In our opinion this is by far the best Indian Takeaway food in Epsom…read more Yes you have to wait a while on a fri or sat evening but the food never disappoints.

I am not a regular when it comes to takeaway Indian food so I came across Westmead via a leaflet…read morethat came through my door. When I received my food I was pleasantly surprised. The food is not as greasy as I've experienced from other takeaway and is delivered exactly when they say it will be. I have a limited tolerance of Indian food and so eat it rarely and usually have similar things so I can only vouch for their chicken dishes, inlcluding the Garlic chicken, the butter chicken and the chicken jalfrezi all of which were flavoursome and tender. Each order usually comes with four free poppadoms with mango chutney, mint raita and onion salad. I bravely ordered the Vindaloo one fateful evening. It isn't the hottest i've eaten but was full of flavour and still packed a punch. Judging by the name I would assume that Westmead only serve Halal meat which makes it suitable for Muslims and non-Muslims, although I can't confirm this. Service is prompt and once you have called once they store your details in an automated phone system so you don;t go through the hassle of describing where you live over and over. Westmead Halal is the only Indian takaway I have used for the last three years.

Gosh, like a moth to a flame, I'm like a Yelper to a new restaurant…read more I already had dinner sorted out at home but when I drove past this new restaurant in Sutton, my car steering suddenly seemed to have a mind of its own as it steered me into a parking spot to take a look! This review is written with apologies to my mum, to whom I made a promise to lose weight and also to Miyun C, my personal Yelp calorie counter! Lahore Spices looks out of place on Sutton High Street - its bright lights and shop front of trays and trays of ready cooked curries makes it look like it's been trasnplanted lock, stock and barrel from Tooting High Street where restaurants like these are a dime a dozen I do like freshly cooked food but sometimes with curries, it does actually taste better on the second day, maybe because the suace has had time to develop and become deeper and more complex. Hence I'm not worried by the fact that these curries are in big serving trays at the counter, all ready for serving and heating up. Also, it is sometimes hard to get an idea of the finished product by reading a description in an Indian menu but here, you can peruse the curries at your leisure They do a good trade in takeaway customers like me but there's also a proper restaurant area as well. There's a large menu above the serving counter and a tandoor oven and grill behind the counter In a bid not to overeat, I decided to get food that my sister could take in to lunch the next day rather than the usual sandwich. So, tubs of lamb briyiani and lamb handi went into my order and I got a little tandoori chicken as an appetiser before dinner tonight - I promise to do a little extra running at hockey on Saturday! On the way out, the words 'mango lassi' caught my eye and I had a takeaway cup of that. Unfortunately, the popaddom I got was soft and no longer crunchy. Being British, I didn't demand a new crunchy one and chewed the soft one on the way back to my car The curry was yummy enough to be worth the calories and I'm hoping Miyun will forgive me for those extra calories!

Freshly cooked eye appetising food with generous portions. Lahore is true to its name, the spices…read morein the food are amazing. I visited Lahore after a friendly drinking session at the local wetherspoon, I was surprised to encounter such a tasty filling reasonable priced establishment. A lamb shish kebab roll set me back a whopping £2. That's right, £2! Succulent pieces of tender spiced lamb with salad, mint dressing and chilli sauce in a naan bread wrap. You can't go wrong! I'm yet to try the other items on the menu but will definitely go back as soon as possible!

Another Friday evening, another pre-salsa meal in Ewell. By the way, for those wondering, 'Ewell'…read moreis pronounced 'Yule'. I fancied a curry and as Paprika, the only other Indian in Ewell Village, didn't display a menu outside, I wandered into Dhansiri. Behind the tinted glass facade is a competent Indian restaurant. I started with a papaddum and onion bhaji, both staples of a British curry house experience and both came through the taste test. For main course, the usual suspects were all listed but my eye was drawn to the Raan-e-guddaz lamb shank, which had been marinated overnight in tomatoes and onion sauce. It wasn't quite fall off the bone soft as described but the meat was very tender and generous. I liked the whole lamb shank being served on the bone as it confirmed that it had been cooked on the bone, which retains a lot of flavour. My mango lassi was adequate, perhaps not quite as full of mango flavour as others I've had. I was offered a free liqueur at the end of the meal. Overall, a solid Indian.

Friendly and great service with a complimentary drink with the bill…read moreJust ask for something to your liking and they accommodate you by suggesting something different from the menu or mixing to types of curry for your taste Cant wait to go back sooon