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Top 8 Indian food in Ross-on-Wye, England, United Kingdom
Find out what Indian restaurants to try in Ross-on-Wye. Ross-on-Wye (Welsh: Rhosan ar Wy) is a small market town with a population of 10,700 (according to the 2011 census), in south eastern Herefordshire, England, located on the River Wye, and on the northern edge of the Forest of Dean .
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8. RASOI Ross-on-Wye
Overall Ratings
2 based on 15 reviews
A premium upmarket Indian Takeaway. Serving Ross-on-Wye and surrounding villages with authentic, Asian culinary food. Check out our other branch in Cheltenham.
Reviewed By bruceboy1969
We first tried Rasoi a week after it opened and it was very average but thought we would give it another try/chance now itâs established. I had a chicken Jalfrezi, it was again very average nothing special, a tired generic curry sauce, a lump of onion, couple of old lame peppers and chillies. Listed âslightly hotâ but it was hotter than a Madras and Iâm used to hot chilli! My friend had a âsignatureâ dish Bengal Makkani at £10.25; I tried some and it was literally like a thick coconut cake mix, some chicken with a tiny amount of Garam masala, extremely sweet and nothing remotely special about it at all.
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7. Elachi Divine Indian Cuisine
Reviewed By DangelaBarry
This take away is now the Juberaj which has links to the 3 restaurants in Cardiff owned by the same family which has been consistently good for many years. It offers something a bit different for Ross on Wye with more fish and seafood dishes and a greater variety of meat dishes than most,on its menu.I have tried this twice and it impresses me more than the others in Ross on Wye with competitive prices.
6. The Crown Whitchurch
Overall Ratings
3 based on 23 reviews
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT as of 14/02/2017 Everyone is welcome to come visit us for drinks or food. We have done some renovation to the inside of the pub and in the near future we willl be refurbishing other areas of the crown. Our accommodation will be reopen
Reviewed By WhoCares44
We called into The Crown on the 3 nights as we were staying close by. Stacey and Reuben offer great service and the bar has a wide choice of drinks. Staff were great with the dog. We had excellent food from the Indian restaurant highly recommended!
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5. Whitchurch Spice Tandoori Indian Restaurant And Takeaway
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By jess p
Another excellent meal at spice, my wife 5young children and myself really enjoy the food and there is always a warm welcome. Wouldn't go to any other Indian restaurant in this area.
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4. The Crown at The Lea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
The Crown is a 15th Century family run traditional village pub with newly refurbished letting rooms. We served freshly cooked foods that are locally sourced where possible and offer great value. We specalise in home cooked foods, not bought in microwaved
Reviewed By sparkle247
Stayed close by so very convenient - not quite as attractive looking pub from the outside as it appears on the website - restaurant itself quite small, but luckily we were the only people in there, the lady who served us was really friendly. There was plenty of choice on the menu - nicest naan bread Iâve ever had, fresh & not like supermarket stodge! Think we over-ordered a bit as had a bit of a shock when the bill came (including drinks). Only downside I would say was the constant waft of cigarette smoke, which was a shame.
3. Lea Spice
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Small Indian Restaurant situated within The Crown Inn at Lea, a warm and welcoming atmosphere serving good, honest Indian food at very reasonable prices.
Reviewed By hattiee
Looks can be very deceiving. The restaurant is in a real spit and sawdust locals pub. Sort of wild west style meets Indian cuisine. Itâs a bit like walking into the pub in American Werewolf in London when all the locals turn and stare. Must admit my first instinct was to run away.The restaurant is in a side room of the pub. Itâs fairly basic decor. The staff were friendly. Food was good despite a fairly small menu. But nothing outstanding.Would I recommend? Erm probably not - itâs ok if youâre not bothered by your surroundings and donât mind shouting over the heavy rock music coming from the pub.Hattie, I do declare I did have a little chuckle when I read your 'American Werewolf in London' comment, I guess if you are not familiar with our wee village you could easily think this. That said we are very much a village pub with a small Indian Restaurant also serving English dishes. Given this is the only establishment in the area we try and cater for all tastes and try and pack in as much as we can. We consider our Restaurant to be a down to earth venue, welcoming and friendly and serving good, honest food.
2. The Obilash
Overall Ratings
4 based on 231 reviews
Located at the top of the main high street in Ross-on-Wye, The Obilash Restaurant and Take-Away is the first Indian in town. We have been established since 1985. Our ethos remains the same, which is to provide the highest quality of food using only the be
Reviewed By Wardy123boy
Iâve never had a bad curry from this place always spot on! I usually have a vindloo but decided to have an obilash special curry but vindloo hot and as normal it was not a problem as the special is medium. This was on par with one of the nicest curryâs Iâve ever had and Iâve tried a fair few over the years! Great staff and nothing is ever a problem Highly recommend 5++++ for me!
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1. Cafe Zam Zam
Overall Ratings
4 based on 264 reviews
Indian restaurant bring your own beer and wine (Serve soft drinks) Been serving food in Ross on Wye since 2005 to present Zamzam is a family run business that have been serving good indian food for decades
Reviewed By Christine4186
We visited this restaurant on a Monday night whilst visiting Ross. It was already quite full of locals as they have a special deal at the beginning of the week with 4 courses for £12.95. We regularly eat curries at home and loved the food here. We could see that those in the know had brought their own alcohol but we were happy with the soft drinks on the menu. The service was quick and attentive. We had different main courses, one chicken and the other lamb but both deliciously hot with spices and chillies as requested. The staff were very friendly and took time to discuss the chillies used. Obviously very popular and rightly so. Shame we don't live nearer!
