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Top 10 Indian food in Newport Pagnell, Milton Keynes,
Find out what Indian restaurants to try in Newport Pagnell including Kolkata Diner, Moza Indian, Namji, Eastern Paradise, Kakori, Kakori, Urban Dhaba, The Don Indian, Bollywood Junction, MK Buffet Village
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10. MK Buffet Village
Overall Ratings
3 based on 706 reviews
Sit down to a tantalising selection of authentic, freshly-made food, selected from a range of the worldâs most popular cuisines. Red Hot World Buffet Milton Keynes lets you choose your own eclectic eating experience.Nestled in the townâs thriving Theatre
Reviewed By alicesawford
We visited as a group of five. All the food was fresh and well stocked. The service was friendly and great. The table staff were seamless, unobtrusive and efficient in clearing the tables and keeping the whole place clean and tidy. All the dishes we tried were either cooked to order or had just been freshly made. The Indian food was very authentic.Looking forward to our next visit!
9. Bollywood Junction
Overall Ratings
4 based on 373 reviews
Reviewed By Laura P
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.
8. The Don Indian
Overall Ratings
4 based on 370 reviews
We are a modern Indian Restaurant with a rich history in contemporary Indian Cuisine. Wherever we have opened up we have taken the town/ City by storm and we intend to do the same with The Don Indian Restaurant in MK. Like our name we bring with it bravad
Reviewed By Benedict H
We chose the restaurant to host a reunion because it neighbours offices in which our former employer was based until its closure in early 2018, and because itâs close to the main railway/bus station, not for culinary etc reasons, curry and beer being the popular choice of venue and grub.Imagine our surprise then when the meal was by common consent the best quality Indian cuisine all 4 of us had sampled in a long time, while the service was the epitome of attentiveness and good natured humour befitting our troupe of middle aged men. Interestingly, all the other patrons that (Thursday) night appeared to be groups of either colleagues or some form of club. Of the dishes, the Nemo tilapia main course and a hot chicken dish were particularly memorable. Heartily recommended for all forms of boys nights out. Probably not one for romantic or family meals, even if the ambience is modern, tranquil and attractive, a far cry from the average high street tandoori, and the service very professional and engaging.
7. Urban Dhaba
Overall Ratings
4 based on 176 reviews
An exciting unique concept in artisan Asian cuisine bringing the 'rustic flavours of the Indian highway.Showcasing genuine dishes from across India there will be something new to discover on every visit as the menu is updated regularly with seasonal Chef'
Reviewed By D9378TMjoanneg
Love going to Urban Dhaba, the food is amazing, so delicious and really authentic. So much better than most of the Indianâs in MK. We particularly love the lamb chops, dhal and the chilli paneer. My fiancées parents have come up twice from London to eat here which says a lot! The staff are always really friendly and after our second time here remembered us.
6. Kakori
Overall Ratings
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
Reviewed By david L
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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5. Kakori
Overall Ratings
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
Reviewed By david L
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. Eastern Paradise
Overall Ratings
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
Reviewed By Curry007
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...
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3. Namji
Overall Ratings
4 based on 240 reviews
Reviewed By craig909
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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2. Moza Indian
Overall Ratings
4 based on 180 reviews
We have been delivering the most authentic and traditonal Indian cuisine in Newport Pagnell since 2007. We are proud to have the most extensive and mouth watering dishes in the area. We at Moza wish you a good appetite and look forward to serving you
Reviewed By John_SBiggleswade
A great meal is guaranteed at this popular new Indian restaurant situated in a former bank building at the centre of Newport Pagnell. At 7pm on a Saturday night the restaurant was already full so it pays to book beforehand to guarantee a table. The menu is varied and very competitively priced. The service was friendly and attentive, with the only downside being that we had to wait ages to pay our bill. Highly recommended.Wonderful to hear this thank you! We like to comments on board & our apologies you had to wait for the bill but overall enjoyed your Moza experience. So spread the word please we have a host of new things we want to bring to the new Moza! Many Thanks Mo
1. Kolkata Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Welcome to Kolkata, we are located in the heart of Newport Pagnell. We have been serving the local community for many years. We pride ourselves on using some of the freshest and the best ingredients on offer to cook and serve high quality traditional Indi
Reviewed By Jackie T
We visited the restaurant based on Trip Advisor comments. It was situated beside a large Indian restaurant and we were unsure if it was just a take away as you walk straight into a shop. We were greeted with the remark that no alcohol was served which did not make much difference to us. It was a Friday night and we were the only people there. The restaurant could only seat 16 people, was tired and unkept with mismatched pictures. We ordered Diet Coke which must have come from a large bottle as it was flat. We ordered two Balti chicken curries, Bombay Aloo, rice, Naan. It was the first time I have had a complete half cooked tomato in mine, but it tasted okay. Nothing spectacular as we were expecting just pretty average. People were coming in for take away and as the place was small you could hear the conversations clearly. When I went to the single ladies toilet there was a bottle of washing up liquid for soap. Staff were pleasant and we really don't mind quirky places, but this just felt as though they were not prepared to spend money on the restaurant side probably concentrating more on the take-away business. So would not go again.Thank you for recently dining with us and you have commented about our food, service and etc. However, the serving staff member confirm, that you had no issues with our food or service. Now, you have posted comments about us not very favourably. Please kindly remove the post because itâs damaging to our trade.
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