Probably one of the best curry houses within Rutland/Leicestershire.Some classics on the menu…read more(which you would expect).I had Chicken Buhna with pilau rice,my wife had Lamb tikka Buhna again with Pilau rice. My son had Lamb passanda & we had garlic naan & peshwari naan. The food is always full of flavour & served with poppadoms & all the trimmings. Highly recommend - but always pre book/order or be prepared to be disappointed as it's extremely busy (that's a good thing) - enjoy

I'll never tire of non-London prices. Never. They're just so.... nice. Such a refreshing pat on the…read moreback when you open a menu. A decent non-house wine for less than £10 is the stuff of dreams at a nice Indian spot in the city, but venture a bit further north and you'll find it for REALS. Rutland Balti House (or the RBH as I'll affectionately call it from now on) delivered the goods on Saturday night. Shame there wasn't a line out the door, because we were treated like royalty and served up some delicious grub. Why the entire population of Oakham wasn't dining at RBH this weekend I'll never understand. They even made me a special chicken balti, sans yogurt. Legends. Hoo boy, the food coma I had after dinner.... brutal.

Good food, great price, extremely filling with a great selection, to find a place this good in a…read moresleepy town like this is a rarity. Not much more to say really, if you want amazing food then chances are you won't be in Mablethorpe, if you want a decent quality and value meal it's worth a spin.

The reason this restaurant doesn't have many ratings is because Europeans post to Trip Advisor, not…read moreto Yelp. Hopefully Americans will see this post and realize that. On Trip Advisor, this restaurant had over 230 ratings with a rating of 4.5/5. My wife and I had the Chicken Masala, a chicken curry dish, a cauliflower potato veggie, and a coconut and almond naan- Peshwari Naan. And it was all excellent. Give this restaurant a chance. They have friendly, great service with delicious food. It was a welcome change from the "typical" English food that we had eaten while in London.

Food was amazing! Service was a bit more leisurely than we usually like but it was a lovely evening.read more

The service of these people working here are so kind. So thoughtful and respectful…read more The facilities are insanely clean, nice toilets, nice tablecloths and just such a good vibe The food, however, wasn't on my side. The only thing I really liked was the naan bread which was like a crumpet sort of thing and it was nice and soft warm and earthy and felt like home. I got a chicken tikka masala for my main, but it was just not spicy enough and it didn't really have the chicken tikka feeling to it A chicken tikka is meant to be a nice orange curry, but this one was bright bright bright red and the sauce was just god-awful I know I didn't get just a chicken tikka, which is basically just a red chicken because mine had sauce and the lot and I even said it was a masala I also checked the bill and it said it was a masala I will be returning, but maybe for a different dish!

This place is a little hard to find as it's upstairs 1st floor. Very small sign so it's easy to…read morewalk right past. Really worth going to. The food was really good quality and the staff are very friendly. Reasonably priced so definitely worth a visit.

The chicken tikka masala was excellent as was the veggie biryani. The prices and portions were…read moredecent as well. The wait was very long, however, and it took us asking three times and 20 minutes before we had water for the table.

This is a great place, many say the best place, for Indian in Cambridge. Nothing is too greasy,…read moreenormous variety in the menu including a fantastic cabbage salad, and a good mango laslee all make for a party in your mouth. One issue I have, which has repeated itself every time I go, is the difficulty in getting a glass of water. I'm glad B.L. also ran into this problem so I'm not the only one. Last time I went, I personally counted 6 requests for water to at least 3 different servers before it came. Is there a conspiracy here? when I order beer, it comes quick no problem. Are they trying to steer me towards buying a drink? I don't know, but it's happened often enough for me to wonder. Won't stop me from coming back though, because it is very good, but I might just bring a bottle of water with me next time.

I can't recommend this place enough! It's curries are fantastic and the staff can't do enough to…read morehelp. If you want something not advertised on the menu they will try to accommodate you. They have a great variety of both meat and vegetarian curry dishes. Every Tuesday they have a buffet night - with an excellent spread for about a tenner per head. My partner and I have both eaten in and ordered takeaway on numerous occasions and have never been disappointed.

This is a fantastic restaurant! The staff are so friendly and always welcome you in. I have been…read morehere so many times, for birthdays, new year, stag party, and various other meals out and they are always brilliant. They will cater to your every need, and if you fancy something not on the menu, they will try their best to make it for you anyway!

There are two Indian restaurants in Louth, and in my opinion this one is the nicest! Ludensians…read morewill argue hotly for their favourite, though, so it's probably a matter of personal preference rather than any genuine superiority! The Raj Mohal is always busy, even on a week night, and they have various deals on offer in the week which make curry a really good value meal - such as a 3-course meal for two for £18. These deals aren't on offer at the weekend, but it's even busier then. It's a traditionally styled Indian restaurant, with velvet banquettes and candles on the tables and a dark, intimate atmosphere. Perfect for dates, in fact, as the tables are so nice and private! There's a good range of traditional India starters, main courses and side dishes, and the food tastes freshly cooked when it arrives. Service is quick and friendly, and of course you get hot lemon-scented flannels and After Eight mints at the end of your meal - what kind of a curry would it be without those?! There's also a good range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks on offer despite a very small bar, and prices for those are reasonable too.

I have to agree with the other review of this restaurant. I have used both Indian restaurants in…read moreLouth extensively and as Indian food is my preferred restaurant experience I have tried many all over the country. This one ranks up there with the best. The prices are very competitive and the range on the menu includes all the typical Indian fare with a few specialities thrown in for good measure. The service is pretty fast and the staff are friendly, yet even though it's always quite busy they never try to rush you out. The setting is very much like one I visited in Norwich, with seating being in cubicles and quite dark so it is really intimate and even when busy the level of noise is quite subdued by the way it's laid out. Again for romance this is lovely, glittering candle flames in your lovers eyes is the best way to eat. I would definately recommend this restaurant if you like indian food and even more so if you want a romantic meal, with a bit of spice!

Another fine example of Asian food at it's best. Great place to entertain friends and families in…read morerelaxed surroundings. If you ever get the opportunity to visit the area, give it a go.

Me and my husband went to this place for our first time (we live on the other side of leicester)…read morebecause of a recent groupon voucher offer, what we have to say is we have had the best bargain ever, we had a £50 meal for £20, it was amazing, the staff the location, the decor was just brilliant, only criticism is that chilli food is not as hot as you wpuld think but when we went in we saw the awards and newspapers reviews we must say that we were more than not shocked affter tasting the food and being in a lovely cosy environment.

The oldest and by far the best Indian restaurant in Corby. Located in George St, there is only on…read morestreet parking and this may be full. However, there is a large car park only a few minutes walk away. The restaurant is a mix of modern and traditional. Exceptional value - normally 1/2 price during the week. There are discounts for takeaways if you collect. If you like something spicy go for chicken tikka chilli garlic (not on the menu but they happily do it). Lovely garlic nan bread also, and sag bhaji. I have eaten in Indian restaurants throughout the UK and this is still my favourite. Highly recommended.

Been going to this restaurant all my life and has always been the best in the area, and my…read morebenchmark to judge other Indians by but i've been away a while and with my recent visit in October 2011 found new people and a new menu. The food was still ok no horror story's but not as good as before, all 3 of our curries tasted pretty much the same and we're lacking any kind of x factor. Same with the service ok but nothing special. Overall pretty disappointing experience considering it's former glory. I'm sure it's been taken over as now the menu strangely offers dishes not just from India but also china and Malaysia among other places, some may embrace this but I go to an Indian restaurant for specialist Indian cuisine not a jack of all trades menu. Still worth a visit but no longer the best!

Came to leister for the diwali festival but not much going on tonite. Got a recommendation for…read morethus restaurant from shuttle driver so gave it a try. Its a bit further down the main road but worth the walk. The owner was so gracious he recommended a few dishes and even prepared one for us we hadn't ordered which was our fav..chilli chicken. The special Naan was so good it was almost like eating dessert. Wasn't too crowded just a steady stream of people and lots of take out pick ups. Will see come back when we are in Leicester again.

Do not under any account go to this restaurant if you like a curry after 12 pints of lager. Don't…read morego if your idea of Indian food is eye wateringly hot chicken phal, nor if you like blood red Tikka Massala. This is, to its loyal and discerning followers, by a considerable distance the best Indian food that you will find in Leicester. Family run, by a gujarati family displaced from Kenya more than 30 years ago, it conforms to the highest standards. I have been going there for 15 years and can say, with total honesty, that I have never had a bad meal. With the wonderfully courteous Dinesh looking after the 40 cover restaurant, which has been recently fully refurbished, and brother Ashok masterminding the cooking, a visit is more akin to a visit to an exclusive dining club than your regular curry house. Meat, fish and vegetarian options are imaginatively and stylishly prepared and served, and Ashok will happily cook to order if your particular favourite is not on the extensive menu. This place does not get awards, or feature in guides because it doesn't need to. The do not need to solicit cheap publicity. Beloved by Leicester's Indian and English communities alike, it is a good idea to book because it can be packed - and not always only on Friday and Saturday. I cannot recommend highly enough, because if you want a truly high quality meal (not the cheapest, but that should not be an issue) then this is the one. With starters, sweets and a few beers, it can run to thirty or forty pounds a head. But it is money well spent.