Got take out to take to bring to the hospitalized boy. After walking past a couple of other…read morecrowded curry houses, the emptiness of this place should have been a warning, but being in a hurry we ordered three vegetarian dishes and rice. Total bill ended up around eleven quid, relatively inexpensive. Took the food to hospital and found three bland bland bland plates of food. Could this be some sort of hospital based taste-prevention-barrier (thus explaining the universal nature of crap hospital food?) or does it explain the empty restaurant? I believe the latter. I reckon their meat dishes probably taste a bit better, but alas, my veggie ass ain't going there again.

Have been to all the curry houses in Aylesbury over the years with my mates (we meet up for curry…read moreabout once a month) and this has been our favourite for several years now. It has pleasant surroundings, great friendly staff and in our opinion the best curry in town. Good choice on the menu, always very well cooked and they will even adjust the level of heat for you. It is licensed and has bottled Bangla beer and Kingfisher on draught. Recommended.

Indian restaurant. Looks nice from the outside. Not amazing location, opposite a derelict building…read more Lots of traffic and only 3 spaces for the restaurant all of which are usually full. Once inside the seating is a bit tight, but not uncomfortable. Service is reasonably fast, and food is on the table quickly. Some of the dishes are a bit odd, but most are yummy! Not much in the way of childrens food, but not the sort of place you'd like to take the kids anyway! Friendly staff, and good atmosphere.

The owner is a thief. He brought us many items we had not asked for and we thought he wouldn't…read morecharge for those but he did! Appalling. We should not have paid for them but we did not want to pick a fight and ruin our evening. There were two of us and we asked for one papadum and he said "are you sure you only want one"? We said yes, we were sure. My sister wasn't that hungry, we went there for me mainly cause I was visiting her in the UK and I had missed Indian food. Sure enough he brought us two papadums. I thought that looked strange but then I thought maybe one portion is two papadums at this restaurant. But no, later he charged us for two portions! I ordered the 5 course meal cause it was a Thursday. My sister only wanted a main dish and rice. He tried pushing us to order more and more. We did not. He brought her an extra starter, which we found strange and we were sure he wouldn't charge for it - we thought maybe it was a treat, since we did not order it. My sister did not touch it, she did not want that much food so why should she be forced to eat it? Then he told us it was better for her to get the 5 course deal which was not true because she ended up paying more and for things she did not order! When we challenged him he should have accepted his mistake but he insisted that he was right. Plus he did not offer us the coffee or ice cream that goes with the Bengal Nights meal. We forgot about it and we realized it later when we re-read the leaflet menu. He should have reminded us and asked us if we wanted coffee or ice cream. But he wanted to save the expense. The food was below average, probably all cooked from frozen. Zero ambience. Temperature too cold in the middle of winter. Dirty toilets. A thief. I do not recommend this restaurant to anyone.

On the whole good food and service , we use the Bengal alot and have had the occasional greasy cold…read moredelivery but to be fair that is the exception good prices and prompt delivery

This is a quaint little place on Wendover High Street. LIke its surroundings its a thoroughly…read moretraditional and higher class establishment.Very much in the manner of the old style indian restaraunts. This restaraunt has some of the best starters around.The onion bhaji's are crispy and sufficiently fried, the mixed kebab is good , but the star of the show is the fish kebab starter which is something i have never seen in any Indian restaraunt. It is like a minced fish, egg pate fried and tastes incredible particularly with the nan breads here which are amongst the best i have ever tried,with a sweet texture of nan flower and ghee.For the main dishes I tried a lamb karahi and tarka dall both of which were excellent. The restaraunt is a little expensive but the service is good. Many local "celebrities" such as John Nettles enjoy going to this place, and I can see why. Excellent

We loved this place when we went. The food was very tasty and the service was impeccable…read more We thank you for a great time and can't wait to come again.

This restaurant has wonderful food, and a nice, clean atmosphere. The fruit rice (something I had…read morenever heard of) was excellent and the sweet nan was just like a dessert. I would definitely recommend and it we will be back if time allows it.

Excellent quality takeaway service here: our best curry in ages! We are looking forward to eating…read morein the restaurant soon.

Stopped here on a sunny day over the weekend for a lunchtime snack. Plenty of tables out in the…read moresquare, perhaps too many for the number of staff since service was a bit slow! Decent selection of paninis, toasted sandwiches and filled baked potatoes - didn't check out the breakfast menu. On a nice day (as it was) with the fountains working in Kingsbury a nice place just to sit and watch the world go by and the kids in the water!

I liked it, the beer is very cheap, there are not many places where you can buy 3 alcoholic drinks…read moreand still get change from £5, but the beer lacks quality and is tad watery. The staff are very smart & friendly, the door staff are very good, the dress code is relaxed i.e. jeans, trainers & polo shirts etc. the atmosphere is very good, particularly at the weekend. The food menu lacks ideas, but the breakfast menu is very good, very handy if you want a liquid breakfast. I might have to try it sometime!

We don't go anywhere else and they deliver...be aware they changed name to RAJ BHUJ…read more Very friendly great food always!

Jeera is a very contemporary Indian restaurant. It is located in an old pub which has been…read moretastefully refurbished. There is plenty of parking to the side of the building. Jeera offers the usual indian fare and dishes are very well presented, if a little tame with the spicyness. They also offer a takeaway service in the local area, which is weel worth considering.

Loved this restaurant, although its now changed name so assumed its changed ownership!read more