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England, United Kingdom Food Guide: 3 Bangladeshi food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Spalding
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bangladeshi food in Spalding, England, United Kingdom including Tulip Tandoori Restaurant, Curry Inn, Indus
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1. Tulip Tandoori Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By afewbeersin
Arrived after 10pm on payday Friday, and the staff were cleaning up after a party. Even though they could of turned us away. We were the only two there. The tulip couldnât have been more accommodating. 4 poppas and dips, starters, mains. Shared a nan and onion bhajis. All of which was good quality grub. Although they may have wanted to close early. Not once did they rush, to get us out. Two greedy men and amazing value. Well worth a visit.
2. Curry Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By Steve_Lincs1
We went here on a Tuesday evening to take advantage of their Tuesday offer of starter, main, rice and shared side for £10.95 which was a good deal. The place itself is nice and reasonably clean. Chairs were worn. We went at opening just after 5pm and another couple were there. It remained very quiet whilst we were there but it was early. We had poppadoms to start which came with the usual dips and accompaniments and I couldnât fault them, standard Indian really.I ordered a reshmi kebab starter which came with side salad. The side salad was room temperature and sadly the reshmi kebab meat was pretty lacking in any flavour. For a main I had a chicken bhuna and special rice. The special rice had frozen peas in it that were the really cheap supermarket variety that tasted dry when you ate them. It was quite off putting. The rest of the rice dish lacked any flavour too.The bhuna, advertised as a medium heat dish, was really disappointing. It looked as it should but again, no heat and a real lack of flavour. Very disappointing. As a side we had aloo gobi which actually had more flavour than my main and also a peshwari nan which was tasty but on the small side for a proper Indian restaurant.Drinkwise, a Thatchers Gold was spot on.My girlfriend had chicken chat with mushroom rice which she said was very nice indeed. Her review has scored better than mine so evens mine out perhaps! Iâd go here again and order differently for a second chance but Iâve definitely had better than this visit.
3. Indus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Indian food
Reviewed By Kevin T
Have used Indus for years, but then started using another restaurant fr a while, but decided to try Indus again, but wish we hadn't.Ordered a takeaway for delivery, estimated dlivery time was 55 minutes, after 90 minutes had a phone call saying delivery driver was outside....he wasn't.Rang Indus who said the driver must have made a mistake, but said ours would be delivered soon, and ensured us it would be hot.It arrived after 2 hours ,issing some items. What there was of it was awful quality, no disrespect to Iceland, but it was like one of their frozen curries.Rang Indus about the missing items, who said they would send them out. Guess what? They never arrived.All in all, terriblle service and terrible food, and Indus you have lost a customer
