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Top 6 Indian food in St Austell, England, United Kingdom
Reviews on Indian food in St Austell, England, United Kingdom. St Austell (/sɪnt ˈɔːstəl/; Cornish: S. Austel) is a civil parish and major town in Cornwall, England, UK. It is situated on the south coast, approximately 10 miles (16 km) south of Bodmin and 30 miles (48 km) west of the border with Devon.
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6. Spice Indian and Bangladeshi takeaway
Overall Ratings
3 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By James V
orderdered 10 minutes before closing time ,10.20pmmy house special,was charged.£12.95 for a small container which included some lamb, lots of oil,1x prawn ,1 x small egg, before paying ,I asked wether the dish was for a large portion, as it came with no rice, he replied yes.5 minutes later small container, when i questioned why charge for so much ,and get so little,? he replied what do expect coming in this time of night,!!I,ve used before,and all was good , you,ve lost a customer,
5. Mevagissey Spice
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
Fine dining to cater for parties, celebrations or just an evening out with friends. Take away and delivery service available.
Reviewed By Lincatm
Only staying overnight here between visits to Eden & the Lost Gardens of Heligan. Our accomodation has superb views so takeaway seemed the ideal choice & we werenât disappointed. We just chose familiar dishes: chicken tikka; peshwari naan; rice; onion bhaji. The fact it took 20 minutes or so to cook made it clear all cooked to order (there was no one else in resturant whilst waiting - it is now end of season & Wednesday night to boot so business cooling)Pleasant surprise when unpacking to find a bag of simple salad (iceberg lettuce, tomato, cucumber). The onion bhaji not to my taste but still executed well ( I like mine to be just handfuls of onion tossed in besum flour, seasoned & deep fried but these super crispy slivers of onion on the outside & a dense onioney filling). The chicken tikka great & the naan chockers with coconut ( we are accustomed to a more balanced blend of coconut & fruit but again, this done well so nothing to quibble about - just different). Picked up a red at the off-licence ( couldnât go past a yellow tail (familiar Aussie brand ) but labeled âJammy Red Rooâ - defs NOT available in Australia !!! Tasted more like a Shiraz than anything else but kinda cool to have a taste from home.Thank you
4. Taste of India
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By 304chasb
Ordered a large takeaway for a family get together. Had and hours wait due to the size and that I was Saturday, but that was fine as we expected it . All the dishes were delicious, excellent quality, not at all greasy, and rices light an fluffy! Canât wait to order again excellent!!!
3. The New Taj
Overall Ratings
4 based on 231 reviews
We are a family run Bangladeshi/Indian restaurant and takeaway who have been providing exceptional food and service for over 30 years, catering to a variety of clientele and for various dietary requirements. Please note, we do not serve alcohol on site, b
Reviewed By 11Lily11
Excellent selection of dishes, coupled with warmed and helpful customer service. Prices are kept down by the option to bring your our drinks rather than buying at the restaurant. Not only is it a great place for a sit down meal but they also provide a fantastic takeaway service (which can be delivered), this was done quickly but with the same care as if you were eating in.
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2. Eastern Paradise Indian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 389 reviews
We are a small family run business established in 1996. Our emphasis is always on freshly cooked quality cuisines. We have a very extensive takeaway and dining in Indian food from the many regions of India and Bangladesh. These dishes are from the sources
Reviewed By karenp511
Eastern paradise was a pleasant surprise, we went with friends had a lovely warm welcome and quickly shown to our table. The restaurant was very busy, the service was prompt. The food was lovely, a wide selection for meat eaters and vegetarian. I would definitely go back and will recommend this Indian to others.
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1. Nepalese Gurkha Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 721 reviews
Reviewed By Cur1ous_Cat
We'd been driving down for so long and had been stuck behind traffic so we were very happy with finding this place. Can tell the food has been slightly adapted (as with many restaurants in any non-local cuisine anywhere in the world). It was absolutely delicious and in my eyes authentic enough. The value was great with how big the portions were. We had the lamb shank since it was mentioned here, would definitely recommend it. We were the only ones there, probably because we arrived so late on a weds night so wasnt much of an atmosphere. Staff was lovely and we had to pack the rest home since we were so full. Would be great if there was information about parking since we'd parked a few minutes away instead as we didn't know if there were spaces
