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Best Asian food near New Milton, England, United Kingdom
Find out what Asian restaurants to try in New Milton. New Milton is a market town in south west Hampshire, England. Situated on the edge of the New Forest, the town is about 6 miles (10 km) west of Lymington town centre and 12 miles (19 km) east of Bournemouth town centre. The town has a high street and holds a market every Wednesday.
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7. The Raj India Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By moistman123
We have come here before when in the area, and under the old management it was average, with sometimes long waiting times and questionable customer service. However, recently it has changed hands, and the customer service is much better, with the waiters very polite and courteous. The decor is, although a little dated, more authentic than other restaurants, and the booths make a nice atmosphere. The mango chutney here has always been delicious and sweet, although be aware that a 1.50 charge is automatically added with poppadoms for the sided.On this occasion, we had a variety of vegetarian side dishes instead main courses. For side dishes, the portions were large and, although the wait was a little long, the food was delicious, the aloo gobi particularly so.
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6. Monsoori Heights
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By John W
Due to a change in personal circumstances, we have for the time being opted for a takeaway if we want an 'indian'. The food as usual is up to their high standard, and the quantity you get could easily be spread over two meals unless you were a horse. It represents excellent value for the what is offered. Although I can eat the full monty, my wife opts for the starters as this is about as much as she can eat. Even so, the content is of a good size and more than adequate for the 'smaller apetite', you still won't leave the table feeling hungry. So far they have not taken up my suggestion.Downside, Best to order your takeaway meal well in advance as waiting times for the spur of the moment visits can be quite long, particularly if you go in early. (you have to wait for the ovens to come up to temperature) They use plastic containers which are semi opaque which makes identifying the dish quite hard. Like all indian food, many of the dishes are similar visually and there have been many times where we have engaged in 'food shuffling' before the dish that was ordered by each individual could be identified. I have suggested that the number of each dish that a person has chosen from the menu be put on the lid of the container. It would make identification so much easier.
5. Chinatown
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
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Reviewed By Emily N
Found metal in the chicken , took back and got refund but just canât believe that this was allowed to happen . Feeling very very let down !We are extremely sorry to hear of the problem with the food you ordered. On the night concerned, we did offer you a full refund when you came back with the food. When the food came back, we did have a thorough investigation on why this foreign object was there, and it was found that that this piece of metal had broken away from the frying basket. This has never happened before. We have replaced all frying baskets to prevent this happening again. We again apologise profusely for this happening in the first place, and to ensure you off our strict safety and preparation standards are adhered to at all times. We are proud of our food standard ratings, and we strive to always maintain this.
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4. The Britannia Thai Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 430 reviews
Authentic Thai Cuisine. Modern, contemporary décor. Family friendly. Excellent service. Fine wines, lager, spirits and soft drinks. Tapas set menus at lunch. Evening a la carte and set menus.
Reviewed By Richardkatie
This is now our favourite Thai. Came here on the 27th August on a Tuesday night. The food was 1st class we had a huge selection of dishes, prawn toast, Tom yum soup, Thai red duck, beef in oyster sauce, chicken pad Thai & chicken sweet and sour. Every single dish was amazing and so tasty. They also accommodated my requests to make the Tom yum soup extra extra hot and also make the Thai red extra hot! Both where perfect!! The staff were excellent on the night and even though it was a Tuesday evening the restaurant was busy which speaks for itself!! We canât wait to come back and wonât now go to another Thai when this one is just up the road! Please book in advance as it does get busy especially on a Friday and Saturday night.
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3. The Rising Sun Thai & Pan-Asian
Overall Ratings
4 based on 431 reviews
winner of Best pub or wine bar and Best business lunch, the Rising Sun Thai Restaurant in Christchurch is the place to eat drink and enjoy. Come and experience the best in pan asian cuisine with drinking premium brand spirits, top wines or maybe a nice re
Reviewed By JonathanSuch2013
Jeremy and Averil took us to eat Thai cuisine last night and we had a really good meal at the Rising Sun. We started with sticky spare ribs followed by pork belly and prawns in a great spicy hot sauce. Finally sunk by delicious ice cream. Lovely hostess with a beautiful derriere. Worth a visit!!!!
2. Similan Thai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
Reviewed By Tony C
Tongue tingling and a real treat for your tastebuds. Excellent service and an authentic Thai cuisine. First visited in May 2018 and again in 2019 after moving to the area, the Similan is a real asset to Highcliffe and, if you enjoy Thai food, add it to your must-visit list.
1. Krua Thai 88
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By chelseyh48
Resplendent food everything was to our liking recommend the soup, Penang, the satay, spring rolls and rice dishes. The drinks were lovely and cold. Friendly staff bit of a wait but we didn't mind.
