Amazing, best curry I've had in ages!…read more The food was great, the restaurant was easy to find in town center location. All the dishes we tried were excellent, especially the chicken and mix grill. Fully recommended and will visit again when in town.

From the owner: Mughals Restaurant specialise in Lahore Punjabi Pakistani karahi, mix grill, biryani, mango lassi…read moreand curry dishes. Best authantic curry in Weston Super Mare.

See, they are at it again! It's the multiple name game being played on Albany Road... come on down!…read moreBut at least the Tandoori Mahal Balti have integrated all of their names into a string that helps identify it for what it does, which is more than can be said for Yaus House, Chinese Kitchen, Chop Suey etc etc... In fact, they have practically created a sentence, how coherent is that? All they need do now is throw a verb at it, and Bob's your Uncle, (or, Kumar is your first cousin once removed, who you might be marrying if your parents can scrape enough dowry together to make love a reality!). Bah boom! Excuse my slight consternation... but I feel that someone should tell these businesses about the importance of clarity and unique identity... Ah dam it.. they all need a lesson or two on branding! It's becoming increasingly important to distinguish one business from another. With the advent of the internet and subsequent emergence of social media, where user content is paramount, it is easy for a business to be misrepresented beyond all recognition, and banished into the realms of obscurity, purely and simply because people will easily give up trying to make sense out of the disparate information, and will order their takeaway from the simply defined business with a coherent description of what's on offer. The irony is that multiple mentions should actually affirm the business, but if they are all saying different things and using variations on the name, it makes a nonsense of everything! That aside, Tandoori Mahal Balti is a rather fine traditional Indian Restaurant and takeaway, that is very reasonably priced. Service is great, and the staff are as friendly as you like. The Good Eating Guide have seen fit to award them with a certificate of 'Outstanding Achievement' which is displayed in the window alongside the 'Roll of Honour' certificate from Master Chef, (whatever that may mean!)

Controversial review from Dan who claims that the Anarkali is superior to the Viceroy of India. I'm…read moresure the Viceroy would not be happy with this hastily blurted opinion. I must say I agree regarding Miah's - theirs is a gimmick Indian restaurant (in a church, innit) and the poshness of the venue does not bring it up to the level of the Anakarli or the Viceroy in terms of service and deliciousness. I think the Viceroy is slightly better because I have more amusing memories of my dad's friends asking for 'coca cola' in a really laboured way so the waiters would understand (they speak fluent English). Either way, St Helen's road spoils you for choice of Indians.

Yum…read more The Anarkali is the best Indian restaurant among the many in the St. Helen's Road area, just pipping the Viceroy to the title, and pushing many people's favourite - Miah's - into third place. The Viceroy's staff are far far friendlier, and Miah's boasts a great location (a refurbished church) but Anarkali just edges it for the quality of the food. It really is very nice. Even the Sunday buffet is good quality - much better than Miah's. It is quite amusing to read the Anarkali's menu. On the back there is a big pretentious spiel about how there is (I'm paraphrasing) no such thing as a curry, just the many dishes created by wives and mothers in Bangladesh - although that doesn't stop them from serving Chicken Tikka Massala and the like. I'm also pretty sure that a lot of Bangladeshi vegetarian wives and mothers aren't tucking into massive portions of meat on a nightly basis either. We'll let the Anarkali off though. I used to live 2 minutes walk from it. This was not good for my pot or my wallet.

Recently introduced to the Mumtaz by my son for my birthday treat. Found the food excellent,…read moreservice very quick and friendly, prices reasonable and enjoyed it so much, the wife and I popped in for our dinner Saturday night and I'm pleased to say the experience was repeated!

Been here a few times, always had a great meal with friendly staff. I would definatly recommend it.read more

First off, for those of you that like a beer to wash down your curry, beware: this place does not…read moresell or allow alcohol on the premises. If that doesn't bother you, however, the food is really pretty good. Mirchi is a family-run independent restaurant serving traditional Indian and Pakistani cuisine, and they now do home delivery. Some of their best selling dishes include the simple but tasty Tandoori Grills, and their Karahis and Biryanis, but they also do some more traditional dishes such as Nehari, Paya, Haleem and Falouda, as well as glasses of refreshing Mango Lassi. For vegetarians, this is also a good option because there are plenty of veggie dishes to choose from. They have some price busting promotions, too - such as chana biryani for just £3.99, or their special student meal deal of a plate of boiled rice with Chicken or Chana Curry for just £3.50 (until 7pm) - they may not be the most exotic meals on the menu but they are such good value, for cash strapped students it's got to be worth a try!

Mirchi opened its doors back in 2006, offering a comprehensive Halal Indo-Pak menu. Since then it…read morehas received a number of awards, along the lines of 'Welsh Curry House of the Year' etc... the evidence of which is adoring the walls inside. These awards are all a little surreal... there seem to be so many of them liberally handed out with gay abandon, but with often very little information to tell us who by... even Mohammad the owner was none the wiser when I asked him about them on a recent visit... curious! Nevertheless, Mirchi does deserve recognition. It is a large eatery that serves good food accompanied by decent service. Prices are reasonable for main meals, and they do a selection of really affordable fast food options that are well worth trying, like the Mirchi Special Roll made with Tandooried Chicken Tikka rolled in a nan bread with salad and sauce for £3.50. They also do a good range of really reasonably priced Byriani's, a favourite of mine, starting at £4.90 for the vegetarian option and ending with £8.00 for the prawn Byriani. And, best of all, they do Chai for £1.00 a cup! There's all the usual student discounts, and they have just started doing home deliveries.

I only recently went to Curry Mahal on Landsdown in Bath for the first time, it was a week night so…read morepretty quiet but there were a lot of us and they had no problem with us just turning up. Very pleasant staff, very helpful and polite. Menu is extensive and some interesting twists on the usual curry house favourites!!! I found the portions generous and very tasty and the side dishes were really good. Biggest onion bahji's I've ever seen!!! And the Bombay potatoes were also amazing and very generous!! I was a bit cheeky and asked for extra mint chocs with the bill and they bought me two handfuls!! Sums them up they go the extra mile.

Absolutely gorgeous. Hasn't won all those awards for nothing.read more

Delicious Indian dishes served in a clean, friendly relaxed atmosphere. an extensive menu always…read morecooked to the highest of standards. fully recommended

There is such a great vegetarian selection here that I can't recommend it highly enough as well as…read moreprawn and fish dishes on the menu for the fish lovers out there. I had a prawn biryani and gorgeous aromatic rice and the obligatory naan washed down with a couple of tiger beers and it cost me around £15. Bargain,

Are you open for takeaways now?during this time with the Corona virus I've heard your 5star would…read morelike to try it could u send me menu please?

I've had Indian all over UK and America and this is one of my absolute favorite. How is it in…read moreBridgend Wales of all places. Absolutely delish sauces with the poppadums. Curry was not too spicy, rice and naan cooked to perfection. Atmosphere was very calm and attractive. Now the only problem is when will I come back.

I had a fantastic takeaway here the other week! Wonderful food, friendly staff, lovely decor.read more

Well I really am the Curry queen so as soon as anyone mentions somewhere they claim to have the…read morebest curry ever I am there within a week. Bokhara was indeed voted Welsh Curry Restaurant 2009 and its website suggests one food critic rated it as one of the top ten in the UK. Driving out there doesn't feel like your going to an Indian as you come down the drive way up to the manor house. Yet the actual restaurant doesn't feel at all pretentious. Its Indian and Mediterranean so if someone in the group is adverse to the spice there is lot of other choice, especially fish. I went expecting a restaurant in a manor to cost an arm and leg and it really wasn't. In fact it was about the same price as our local, only even better taste. The chicken was so tender and the spices were so delicate and flavoursome. We went on a Saturday but apparently there is all you can eat buffet during the week so I might be checking that out very soon.