Great food, good service been going for just about forever, so must be doing something right! They…read moredo takeaway with free local delivery as well.

We were there for Friday Brunch the service and the food was excellent!!! The staff there was very…read morefriendly and corporative

Food that tastes fresh as they proudly eliminate any use of artificial taste enhancer MSG in their…read morefood. It is easy to appreciate subtle flavours and fresh cooking. Ambience is as good as it can get considering that it's on a high street. Sparkling clean and service with a smile. I've never had Sri Lankan Tamil food before, but this is sure to be one of my regulars as it is also vegetarian and vegan friendly.

On the Eastcoate high street. First time eating Sri Lankan food. Empty at weekday lunch time and…read morewas informed to sit at one of the smaller tables. Why not give us a larger table in your completely empty restaurant? I like that they give your own bottle of water. The chicken kothu was really good. Street food from the eastern part of the island if I read it correctly. Chopped up roti, chicken, egg, onions and more. Tastes better than it sounds. They need to serve this dish in a larger bowl as it falls out when taking food out. The potato curry tastes good, but it's supposed to be in a coconut curry sauce. Which however was not very creamy and more on the watery side. As if someone had diluted the coconut with water and oil. Also a rather small curry portion. Also tried the puttu, which was three flour rolls, brown and white, good for pouring curry or Sambar over. The music makes for a not so very intimate and relaxing dining experience. Fast beat and loud like a Sri Lankan rave party, although quite entertaining music. They have a seafood Thali for £15 for those willing to splurge at lunch.

This carries itself as the "nice" restaurant in town (Eynsham), the place where locals go when they…read morewant something special. I found the decor at odds with the quality of the food and service; perhaps because I am used to the range of good Indian restaurants in Vancouver, but Indian cuisine is pretty well established in the UK, no? I had the dinner buffet, or at least the vegetarian half of it. The food was decent but the spicing in the dishes I tried was limited to sweetness. No spicy heat (maybe catering to the UK palate?), and sadly I could not detect much depth of flavour. The service I experienced varied from uncomprehending to dismissive, although the service I observed extended to a group of regulars was quite genial. Maybe they didn't get my Canadian accent, or I wasn't dressed well enough for this "posh" place.

Take Away Indian was a bit tasteless tonight, don't know why it's usually excellent. Did get a free…read moreside dish each though.

This Indian restaurant has it all. Great service, food, drinks, all packed into a bijou beautifully…read moreambient and decorated place. Shout out to Maj, the proprietor, nicest most accomplished manager I have ever met. He started managing the restaurant for his Father at 20 years old! Booking is always recommended on Friday and Saturday nights but they will do their utmost to fit you in or you can order a 'take-out', just as delicious and always loads of food for the next day too! Reading the below review from Quype. I am shocked to read that the staff were not friendly? This is totally untrue of my experiences. All the staff are very friendly and will go out of their way to make you feel comfortable. If the food is not spicy enough tell them! They will always accommodate your tastes.

Purple Mango is a modern Indian restaurant situated in Walnut Tree, a suburb of Milton Keynes. It…read moreis a small restaurant but it looks like it has been recently renovated. There is a bar and the décor is modern rather than traditional Indian. The staff were friendly enough, but did not go out of their way to make us feel welcome. The food was good, although slightly bland. If you like your curry hot then this might not be the place to go. The portions were generous and this was reflected in the price. All in all, good food but probably more expensive than your average restaurant.

A lovely indian restaurant, converted from a pub quite a few years back…read more In the quiet village of cholsey. The train station is walkable. Very good food. Staff are very attentive and service is fast. Prices are reasonable too. Worth a visit! x

Another decent restaurant Cholsey is lucky to have this place. Atmosphere in there sometimes isn't…read moreso good the staff are quite reserved, and can come across as offish at times (when in fact they are lovely!), so when it's empty in there it can sometimes feel a little too quiet. I guess that comes from the fact that it used to be a pub, so it has a slightly unatural feel as a restaurant. Food though is top class. As good as any English-style Curry house I've eaten in. Try the Chicken Patia. Excellent.

I like this little restaurant, have been here a dozen times over the years. Their 'all you can…read moreeat' menu is probably wasted on me because I don't have a huge appetite, but every meal has been great. Was very upset on my last visit, now that I'm disabled, that the dining area requires you to climb two large steps. Something I simply couldn't do, so ended up going home and ordering food to be delivered. No excuse these days for not having disabled access in a restaurant, hence the two stars and not the four I would have given them.

I had a good experience at this tucked-away restaurant in the Shenley area of Milton Keynes. The…read moredecor is pleasant, the staff were efficient and helpful, and the food was good. Their idea of eat-all-you like is the opportunity to order more dishes in succession, not a mixed buffet. I will certainly go there again.

This is a good Indian restaurant in Slough. It is located in the old cricket pavilion in the park…read moreon the Bath Road. The decor is lovely and the food is very authentic and reasinably priced. The staff are always very friendly too.