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Find out what Indian restaurants to try in Deal including Namaste, Dine India, Milaad Tandoori, Saffron Indian Takeaway, Star of India, The Bengal Spice, Namaste Sandwich
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7. Namaste Sandwich
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By JohnBLiverpool
A table of ten was served very efficiently. Excellent choices of food on the menu and large portion size! Sharing platters were a good choice.
6. The Bengal Spice
Overall Ratings
3 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By MrOrganist
We dropped in on a wet Saturday evening. They had a table for the two of us and a few to spare. We fancied something simple so we ordered four popadoms and two meat thalis. The popadoms were warm, the flavours in the thalis were good and the portions just right. I canât remember whether it was Cobra or Kingfisher on draft but it slipped down easily. We might have been a bit frustrated by the speed of the service if we had been in a hurry, but it didnât matter. Iâd happily go back.
5. Star of India
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By Philip B
At the risk of adding unnecessary cheese, the Star of India is the current star in it's class in Deal. Dishes taste quite different from each other which, which ought to sound dumb -obvious, but wave your takeaway menu now if you've ever struggled to detect the difference between Butter Chicken and Chicken Tikka Masala from some of their competitors. Only one plea, please could you Guys get a menu online?
4. Saffron Indian Takeaway
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By TheDealBeans
Thought we would try Saffron as a change from our regular takeaway given the good TA reviews. We had the meal for two with extra samosas. Overall we were not really impressed. Positives, the onion bhajis and dupiaza were tasty. Negatives, the whole meal was warm not hot, Rogan gosh was really chewy, the naan was also very chewy, we had the impression that the meal was probably cooked and ready 30 minutes before leaving the restaurant. The samosas, really poor value, it was the smallest portion I have ever seen. Overall disappointing, fortunately there is much better in town, don't think we will be using again
3. Milaad Tandoori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 234 reviews
Reviewed By LondonLola17
The whole experience left us feeling not right. Rude from the start, no one person looked after us so they never got our orders right, forgot some dishes, seemed put out to provide water, and forgot our wine, on a Saturday evening and we sat there waiting for wine and no one checked on us the whole meal. Bhindi was woody and unable to chew, only 2 of 6 people didnât mind their chosen dish, that is pretty poor, and yes, we got bumped into as well. The employees seemed miserable and it doesnât seem right to spend money where we arent wanted especially on sub par food.
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2. Dine India
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
'Dine India' is a family run business with a great passion to deliver the very best Indian dining experience to our guests. In this venture we have deeply explored the rich and diverse dishes of our continent to bring the very best for you. Our chefs and
Reviewed By 820dianai
The service was friendly and prompt and we enjoyed lovely spicy vegetable dishes, however the lamb in the Rogan Josh was not tender or enjoyable and this let the whole experience down. Although the vegetable dishes were really above average the meat was poor and we will probably not return x
1. Namaste
Overall Ratings
4 based on 622 reviews
Situated on the A258, The Swingate Inn, set in beautiful, peaceful countryside, is the perfect place for a relaxing break, whether an overnight stop before continuing a journey via the Channel Tunnel, SeaCat or Ferry Terminals or a visit to the area to ex
Reviewed By 229jillh
Having read the reviews I was looking forward to this visit with friends. My first impressions were good, the restaurant looked inviting and the open kitchen certainly adds interest. The menu is a little different from the usual Indian restaurants so I was tempted to experiment. I found the paneer starter lacked any depth of flavour - I could taste chilli and onion but nothing more subtle. I chose a prawn curry for my main because the four line description made it sound rather special. How disappointing then to be presented with a dish containing only 8 small prawns in a rather overpowering sauce which did nothing to complement the prawns. I do not consider this to be adequate for a main meal.My friends said they enjoyed their food but I was left rather deflated, not to mention hungry! I shanât be rushing back.
