Had a great meal, all 4 of us really enjoyed it and all had different dishes. Really friendly service and polite. Please note no alcohol served on the premises but they allow you to take your own. ????
I went to the Sunday buffet and they had a reasonable variety of chicken, mutton and vegetarian dishes, the classic papadam and pita bread as well as rice and one choice of pudding. The dishes were good but slightly overcooked so the meat was a bit chewy. Overall a good value for money and friendly staff.
Ordered delivery and it arrived earlier than stated. Each dish (all vegetarian) had a distinct flavour/texture, plenty of veggies, and was well seasoned. Best of all, the regular servings of the veggie dishes are less than £5 but around the same portion size as most other restaurants that charge closer to £10.
Food was ok, but service appalliñg. Cramped corner for five people. Were not offered desserts or coffees. Will stay away..and told they were closing at 10.30, though it said 11.00 online. Had to finish quickly. Poor hospitality.
For people who love good food only. It's been a while since I visited Arnos Grove. Probably not since I left Arnos school (renamed Bromfield after I left), so decade's. Friends recommended this place to meet for a catch up. I probably choose Indian cuisine once a month, and the fact that I don't post reviews of many of them says a lot. This place is an experience worth sharing. Forget the shop front and signage, ignore it go in, to where the 1970s meets 1990s internal decor. Your here for the food. The best Indian meal since my visit to Bradford. Fresh, tasty and authentic looking and smelling. The meats (lamb and chicken) were tender and obviously marinated before cooked. The mixed grill, said to be for one, is a sharer, and the chilli chops, leave you licking your fingers. The Balty Tikka, was NOT a duplication of the Chicken Tikka Masala, neither colours, taste or smel. Nor were the cuts of chicken. All dishes were 10 out of 10. Regarding the colours, Tikka Masala, in many places is so red it is almost luminous, not here. One final mention of the food, I promise, its the Saag Aloo (spinach and potato curry). The portion, a meal in itself. Freshness unquestionable, taste superb. Another point mentioning, like many restaurants in Londons Brick Lane, you bring your own alcohol and glasses are provided. You should never be disappointed by the wine, just buy yourself a travel wine cooler bag for the white and rose.