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Top 3 Nepali food in Colchester, England, United Kingdom
Best Nepali restaurants nearby. Discover the best Nepali food in Colchester. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Nepali restaurants near you.. Colchester /ˈkoʊltʃɛstər/ ( listen) is an historic market town and the largest settlement within the borough of Colchester in the county of Essex.
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1. The Britannia & Gurkha Restaurant and bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 304 reviews
Reviewed By gp343
we visited the Britannia restaurant for a mothers day meal, and we weren't disappointed.It Is run by 3 ex-Gurkha's who are all very friendlyThey serve up a fix menu, which consists of:- poppadom, then a starter of Bombay potato's with a samosa, spring role or Bhaji. The main course consists on a Chicken curry, Vegetable curry, another meat curry (we had Goat) lentil Dhal, rice and Naan bread. If you finish any of these they are quite happy to supply more (all in the price), then there is a desert. This is great value for money and the food is wonderful.Will definitely be returning.
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2. Quayside Bar and Gurkha Restaurant
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4 based on 78 reviews
Quayside Bar ad Gurkha Restaurant offers a variety if traditional and authentic dishes from Nepal, ranging from nepalese street snacks, curries and homemade dishes. Serving a wide range of drinks. Nepalese Cuisine and Pub lunch also served throughout the
Reviewed By R2737RUtonyp
Great little place with authentic Nepalese food. Interesting menu & dishes to choose from. Food was well cooked & presented and had great flavour. Friendly attentive service & good value for money. Excellent curries & freshly baked naan breads.
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3. Yak & Yeti
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4 based on 111 reviews
Award Winning Nepalese & Indian Restaurant in Colchester. Yak & Yeti is a renowned restaurant brand famous for offering a unique blend of Nepalese, Indian & Tibetan cuisine. With outlets in Southend, Crystal Palace, Finsbury Park & Eltham, it is famous fo
Reviewed By Chasz86
My Dad had been few times to restaurant and had wanted to take me and the family there. All the curries were disappointment, four each ordered some thing different, but three were basically same sauce with different items added. Fish dish was like plastic, lamb was boild separate and had no flavour, another dish bitter like coriander stems.Only thing I ate was naan bread and king prawn starter, which was actually good. The rest of meal was complete let down. My father was upset he'd suggested it which was a shame.
