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Most Popular Indian food in Cramlington, England, United Kingdom
Best Indian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Indian food in Cramlington. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Indian restaurants near you.. Cramlington is a town and civil parish in Northumberland, England, 9 miles (14 kilometres) north of Newcastle upon Tyne. The name suggests a probable founding by the Danes or Anglo-Saxons. The population was 44,216 as of 2017. It sits on the border between Northumberland and North Tyneside with the traffic interchange at Moor Farm, Annitsford, linking the two areas.
Things to do in Cramlington
10. Asmara Indian Cuisine & Cocktail Loungue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
Proud new owners Jamal And Faz at Asmara Indian Cuisine and Cocktail Loungue, we thrive to deliver the best service and quality of food, along side our mouth watering cocktails come and indulge in our New Cocktail Loungue and dine in our beautifully newly
Reviewed By Jimy0410
Fantastic food and an excellent lounge to chill out in after with a few drinks!Will definitely be back!
9. Haveli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 308 reviews
Recommended by Michelin Guide 2015 - 2019 and one of only nine Indian restaurants in the country to be awarded a Bib Gourmand. Arguably the finest Indian food in the North of England. Haveli offers great Indian food prepared with only the freshest ingredi
Reviewed By MrsSen
Having visited this restaurant many time before, we were looking forward to our Saturday curry night at Haveli. God knows what has happened, but both the service and the food has gone down hill. Yes it was busy on arrival, but we had to prompt the waiter to ask if our table was ready. Yes it was, but the staff were just not tuned in. We opted for the sharing platter to start with which was tasty. The mains however were either totally over spiced or very bland. Husbands lamb madras left a residue on the tongue! Friends korma was not the normal burst of flavours, but really just cream. We asked for a top up of the two extremely small pots of rice, which was fine but at a cost of £5. So at the end of the meal we spoke to the waiter about our disappointing evening. He happily informed us that "everyone has mentioned how spicy the lamb is tonight"...............I think this place has got too big for its boots. Thinking it has a captive audience in Darras Hall, but they need to realise if their food and service are below par people will just go elsewhere. Gladly we do not live in Portland and are very lucky to have the UK's best casual indian restaurant on our doorstop (Dabawal).
8. Brockwell tandoori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By R1Ldy
Lal Qila was my favourite Indian restaurant/Takeaway in Cramlington but this has overtaken it. The food is fantastic and well priced! Being a veggie can be a boring choice for takeaway food but the guys will make pretty much anything you ask for and make it as hot as you like - or not as the case may be.Food is always cooked fresh and to order so you can expect to wait 10-20 mins, sometimes longer at really busy times. its better to ring your order in and then collect to reduce your wait time if you can - better still place your order then go over to the Brockwell Seam for a drink whilst you wait. :) Enjoy :)
7. Annitsford Tandoori Takeaway
Reviewed By simonannitsford
This is a takeaway not a restaurant. I'm a regular customer, once or twice a month, the food is always good and reasonably priced, and there are always free poppadoms and chutney. Well worth a visit.
6. The Last Days of the Raj Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 313 reviews
Reviewed By Michele B
In Newcastle-upon-Tyne as part of our holiday. My husband loves Indian food and we always like to try curries on our travels. The food in this restaurant was excellent as was the service.
5. Moti Jheel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
UN-licensed Restaurant. Bring your own alcohol as we only sell soft drinks.
Reviewed By gazzahall77
First review I have written on trip advisor, such is the quality of my evening in this restaurant. Lovely warm welcome followed by quality food prepared efficiently for me and my family of four. Nothing was too much trouble and a lovely hello from a little girl called Emma! Will return in a heartbeat.
4. Bay Leaf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By daveandlynda311
Visited on Thursday night, everything we ordered was absolutely delicious. One of the starters ordered came with chicken rather than prawns but was yummy anyway. When we left they had made me a prawn one to take home with me - even though I had said it didn't matter - what service!!!!!!!! It was nice to see the restaurant busier than usual as it is that good it should be full all the time.
3. Red Naga
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By C9807NXbradg
This is the 2nd time my family have had a takeaway from red Naga and the last time was poor but we chose not to advertise it, on this occasion I will. This was the poorest Indian I have had in the UK for many years having travelled the world for the last 8 years my knowledge and experience has led me to know what a âgood balanced Indian/Bangladeshiâ meal is.1. The mixed biryani lacked chicken extremely limited lamb and the âshrimpâ should of been âprawnâ well I know the difference so trying to pass it off as prawn is not of merchantable quality.2. The chicken tikka main was dry beyond belief and lacked flavour... to much mes on plas I think.3. The rogan josh was a concoction of flavours and lacked the layers of flavour that it should of had.Improve guys this is not good...... donât con the public with the âNagaâ it wonât work Thanks for the feedback Mr Graham,We have no qualms with negative reviews (All places get them regardless of how good the establishment is or isn't you will be challenged to find anywhere on TripAdvisor without at least a few negative reviews if they have received a moderately large amount of my reviews).My problem with the above review is that like so many previous reviews of the same ilk it was more than likely written out of anger to vent frustration that has no other outlet... apart from1, To physically batter me the owner (Which in a developed society governed by laws and the general integrity of most people you simply won't).2, Get on your keyboard and vent that frustration in anger and try to damage our reputation and/or business.Now let's not pretend for a second you know more about a "good balanced Indian/Bangladeshi" meal than the chefs or staff of Red Naga baring in mind this is close knit community (Bangladeshi community who run most if not all Indian establishments). Therefore everyone pretty much knows everything so all establishments you have eaten at in the north east we will know the chefs and owners and probably worked alongside them for years. Travelling the world does not constitute as making you an expert on 'Indian/Bangladeshi' food (what good is the world if we're talking about Indian food specifically). If you are as traveled as you suggest you'd know that authentic real authentic Indian food is quite hard to find (I have only seen the 'Staff curry' at the Gulshan or 'Korma' at Bilash constituting authentic Indian meals and yes we know everyone from them restaurants too it's a close knit community).So my point being we know pretty much what everyone is serving having worked with everyone grown up with everyone in this close knit Bangladeshi community - therefore we are not doing anything so drastically bad/different for this to be your worst meal in the UK... This could be believed if all the other reviews were bad (as someone somewhere has to be the worst) but based on our reviews and repeat customer I highly doubt it.... talking about 'repeat customers' your meal was so bad the first Saturday you ordered it you thought it was a good ideal to order the exact meal again the following Saturday?To say we are conning people... I don't even know how to respond to this and that's probably the main reason I have responded as I have. We opened this business in 2014 I personally was in my late 20's having worked hard my whole life saving trying to start my own business to suggest I would open up a venture and con people and risk my life savings is laughable. Like most businesses when opening the intentions are positive and we thought we could provide a good service/product and we still believe we do to this day. If we are conning people then we must be very good at it as we're conning the same hundreds of people week in week out year after year and getting away with it. We are that good at conning apparently we conned yourself as you ordered the same thing again a week later.To cut a long respond short... If ordering online the 1 hour time slot is an automated response we will respond with a more specific time and in your case it was an hour and a half. If you are unaware how the online ordering systems works I apologise its not perfect but most our customers now understand the system. The driver told me when delivering your order you were under the impression it was late however it was not. If you order again please bare this in mind.Thank you.
2. Lal Qila
Overall Ratings
4 based on 382 reviews
Reviewed By Lisa R
This little gem is becoming a firm favourite of ours to dine out! The staff are lovely. Always polite, friendly and funny! The food is always delicious. The restaurant always clean and service is excellent. Great choice of menu too. Look forward to returning!
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1. Haveli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 308 reviews
Recommended by Michelin Guide 2015 - 2019 and one of only nine Indian restaurants in the country to be awarded a Bib Gourmand. Arguably the finest Indian food in the North of England. Haveli offers great Indian food prepared with only the freshest ingredi
Reviewed By MrsSen
Having visited this restaurant many time before, we were looking forward to our Saturday curry night at Haveli. God knows what has happened, but both the service and the food has gone down hill. Yes it was busy on arrival, but we had to prompt the waiter to ask if our table was ready. Yes it was, but the staff were just not tuned in. We opted for the sharing platter to start with which was tasty. The mains however were either totally over spiced or very bland. Husbands lamb madras left a residue on the tongue! Friends korma was not the normal burst of flavours, but really just cream. We asked for a top up of the two extremely small pots of rice, which was fine but at a cost of £5. So at the end of the meal we spoke to the waiter about our disappointing evening. He happily informed us that "everyone has mentioned how spicy the lamb is tonight"...............I think this place has got too big for its boots. Thinking it has a captive audience in Darras Hall, but they need to realise if their food and service are below par people will just go elsewhere. Gladly we do not live in Portland and are very lucky to have the UK's best casual indian restaurant on our doorstop (Dabawal).
