Discover Restaurants offering the best Indian food in Milton Keynes, England, United Kingdom. Milton Keynes (/ˌmɪltən ˈkiːnz/ ( listen) MIL-tən KEENZ), locally abbreviated to MK, is a large town in the Borough of Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, of which it is the administrative centre. It was formally designated as a new town on 23 January 1967, with the design brief to become a "city" in scale. It is located about 45 miles (72 km) north-west of London.
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4 based on 223 reviews
We tried this place a few months ago because a booking we had made elsewhere had been cancelled and I decided to look up Indian restaurants near me on Tripadvisor. I am sometimes suspicious of fabulous reviews for Indian restaurants because you wonder whether some of the reviewers may be related to the owners :-)Anyway, I looked up the menu and could see they had some really interesting and unusual dishes including more fish than most of the other local Indian restaurants. So I called and made a booking and was greeted by a really friendly voice which made me feel really welcome.We then set the sat nav because we had never been to the area where the restaurant was before. When we arrived we were a little concerned. The road where the restaurant is looks a little run down. However, when we walked inside the smiles and the welcoming and friendly team made us feel much more confident and comfortable.This restaurant is very small inside so on a Saturday night when we go out it can get quite busy. Mind you, we've never failed to get in at 7pm. The team were very chatty and helpful and catered well for my better half's wheat intolerance. I have to say that the wine is also excellent value. We have a lovely Crianza Rioja for only £15. I have paid over £20 for similar wine in other restaurants. Please don't tell them :-)Every dish we have had at the Rose of India is beautifully cooked and not as oily as many other Indian restaurants. I've had the Tandoori Monkfish several times and it's always very generous, really tasty and cooked to perfection.So please don't be put off by the position of the restaurant. It's well worth stepping inside. You will be very well looked after and enjoy some of the best Indian food I have ever had in Milton Keynes.Since finding the Rose of India it's become our favourite Indian restaurant and we must have been there at least 7 or 8 times now. We've never had a bad meal. We took some friends there this week who are real Indian food lovers. They were full of praise for the quality of food and service. A very nice touch at the end of the meal is that all the ladies are presented with their own fresh red rose.Keep are the good work, you're brilliant!
4 based on 373 reviews
Meet up for a group meal, what an amazing place. The food was amazing and the staff very friendly and helpful allowing us to adapt the heat of our food, and recommending some different dishes based on our selections, getting to try some different styles and flavours. Looking forward to going back and trying other dishes.
4 based on 199 reviews
Visited last night with Julie and about another 40 regular customers to the opening of the refurbished Ganges Lounge. The guys had laid in some great traditional food and good night was had by all. It was great to see all the staff so proud of this fantastic restaurant. And all the guest are considered as friends not customers. If youâve never been give it a try. Iâve been to probably every Indian in MK and this is the only one I ever return to. By far the best Indian restaurant in MK
4 based on 26 reviews
A warm welcome awaits you at the Kakori in Newport Pagnell where we have combined our expertise and years of culinary experience to offer you a refreshing and relaxed approach to modern Indian dining. Unique dishes are lovingly crafted by our chefs to tan
I went with a friend to try their banquet night.There was a little uncertainty about what was included/excluded and which dishes had a supplement, but all was eventually made clear. The cost is £12.95 and includes poppadoms, starter, main, side and rice or bread.What sets this banquet apart is the quality and quantity of the food. Having been to other Indian restaurants offering a banquet deal I have experienced smaller portions and downgraded quality. We both had Indo Chinese chicken to start which was very nicely presented, followed by a chicken madras and an amazing Lal Maas. The lamb was tender but the most enjoyable aspect was the sauce. It was spicy ( but I can always manage spicier) and the consistency was spot on. Previously the sauce has sometimes been a little too thick, like a bhuna, but this was perfect. The waiter acknowledged our comments and said that the kitchen was always looking to improve wherever possible. The service was good too, with our waiter Malik anticipating our needs. He knows I like to have condiments with the dips, he sees when we need another Cobra, and he even remembered that I specifically like the red chilli garnish on the Lal Maas. He also passed on his regards to my wife. An old school waiter.The meal represented great value, and here in Newport we're fortunate to have the best Indian banquet - why go out of town?
4 based on 1164 reviews
Last minute night out with the wife. Fantastic welcome, seated within 10 minutes of arrival even though very busy. Fantastic service, food exceptional and we felt really good value for money. We'll be definitely going back very soon.
4 based on 357 reviews
Had a lovely meal at papa j's in milton Keynes, we dine at the Luton branch quite often so we thought we'd try the MK branch as were close by.We weren't disappointed. The chilli chicken dry and the wings were a delight. Service by our waiter Mo was great.We will return again.Dear Kamal, Thank you very much for taking time to write a review about our service and food. Glad to hear that you had a wonderful experience and thanks for recommending our food and service. We look forward to welcome you again. Kind Regards, PapaJâs Team
4 based on 470 reviews
Eastern Paradise has been open since 1992 and is well established as Milton Keynes number one Balti House in traditional home cooked Indian style cuisine. Our chef uses the finest and freshest blend of ingredient to produce authentic dishes of the highest
Thereâs a handy car park behind this restaurant - I visited today by mistake, intending to go to another place a few minutes walk away, but I went in anyway. The place looked popular for takeaways - the menu was not comprehensive, but enough - I chose the special garlic chilli chicken, with a tarka dhal. It wasnât a long wait - the food was like a mixed grill, with a very tasty sauce that wasnât too spicy. The dhal was excellent, 1 chapatti would have been enough. Best of all, hardly any oil on the plate afterwards. Thumbs up! Would like to see a little more variety though...
4 based on 304 reviews
Newly opened Indian restaurant in the heart of Bletchley Warm friendly service Free delivery 15% off on collection
Lovely warm welcome.We were advised in a nice way about what type of food we would like.After being advised we enjoyed a delicious Lamb Jaflong and Chicken Lahore Special with delicious rice & naan bread I do recommend this place to anyone who is interested in genuine tasty Indian cuisine.Also very reasonably priced.A pity we don't live closer!
4 based on 240 reviews
Milton Keynes suffers from too many chain restaurants. It could do with more restaurants with real character like Namji's - the food was really good, we were asked in advance what level of spiciness we preferred, and the people serving us couldn't have been more friendly and helpful. Note that it doesn't have a drinks licence, so take your own beer or wine and Namji's will supply glasses. When the bill arrives you will be surprised at how reasonable it is. Will definitely be back!Thank you so much really appreciate the time taken to write this review thank you looking forward to seeing you again
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4 based on 26 reviews
A warm welcome awaits you at the Kakori in Newport Pagnell where we have combined our expertise and years of culinary experience to offer you a refreshing and relaxed approach to modern Indian dining. Unique dishes are lovingly crafted by our chefs to tan
I went with a friend to try their banquet night.There was a little uncertainty about what was included/excluded and which dishes had a supplement, but all was eventually made clear. The cost is £12.95 and includes poppadoms, starter, main, side and rice or bread.What sets this banquet apart is the quality and quantity of the food. Having been to other Indian restaurants offering a banquet deal I have experienced smaller portions and downgraded quality. We both had Indo Chinese chicken to start which was very nicely presented, followed by a chicken madras and an amazing Lal Maas. The lamb was tender but the most enjoyable aspect was the sauce. It was spicy ( but I can always manage spicier) and the consistency was spot on. Previously the sauce has sometimes been a little too thick, like a bhuna, but this was perfect. The waiter acknowledged our comments and said that the kitchen was always looking to improve wherever possible. The service was good too, with our waiter Malik anticipating our needs. He knows I like to have condiments with the dips, he sees when we need another Cobra, and he even remembered that I specifically like the red chilli garnish on the Lal Maas. He also passed on his regards to my wife. An old school waiter.The meal represented great value, and here in Newport we're fortunate to have the best Indian banquet - why go out of town?
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