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Best Balti restaurants nearby. Discover the best Balti food in Crich. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Balti restaurants near you. including Jeera, Elaichi, The Balti, Sanam, Praan Indian Restaurant, Sylhet Spice, Moja
7. Moja
Overall Ratings
4 based on 212 reviews
Finest Bangladeshi & Indian Cuisine. Offering A Restaurant & Takeaway Service. A New Concept Of Bring Your Own Alcohol In!
Reviewed By lem0ndrizzle
We went on a sat night and had booked for a group of eight .There was only a handful of people in which was odd . The staff were very friendly but they forgot one of the starters then we were waiting for 90 minutes for the main courses !, when it came it was cold but did to we arrived at 8 and now it was 10 we just got on with it . The good was nice but were they just concentrating on takeaways ?
6. Sylhet Spice
Overall Ratings
4 based on 191 reviews
Reviewed By 997briant
Weâve been regular customers of Sylhet Spice for many years, and I have reviewed this popular restaurant in Ripley in Derbyshire previously, though some years ago now in 2014. Weâve eaten in the contemporary and stylish dining room (which, thankfully, is devoid of all that ubiquitous Indian tat which seems to find its way to many Indian restaurants), as well as taking advantage of their fairly efficient take-out service, which we did on this occasion.Itâs been a few months since we last enjoyed food from here. I noticed quite a few changes to the menu, and actually wondered if thereâd been a change of ownership or management. Our order was taken promptly via phone, though we were not given a total cost for the order before the operator ended the call. The order was ready at the designated collection time. We ordered the Kashmiri Chicken and the Tamarind Chicken. Both dishes were full of flavours, with ample pieces of tender chicken. This was supplemented with a side of pilau rice, a side of Aloo Gobi, and a Peshawari Naan. The whole meal was good; itâs just a shame our old favourites (Chicken Tikka Chasni and Chicken Tikka Mossoman) are no longer on the menu, but great to see some new dishes. A wide variety of vegan and vegetarian options are available, and other dietary needs will be catered for without fuss.Weâll continue to support this local and popular restaurant. It's 'Bring Your Own' alcoholic beverages, which is a great concept as it saves the usual extortionate mark-ups. It's relatively wheel-chair friendly; there is a step up at the front door, but it should be easily negotiable.
5. Praan Indian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 61 reviews
Praan is an exclusive modern,sophisticated,contemporary,Indian Restaurant.Join us for a mouth watering experience of opulence and decedant Indian cuisine in pleasant and spacious souroundings.
Reviewed By UKgrown-Cdn
Just arrived in UK. First visit in four years. A great choice for our first meal. Delicious food and very courteous service. I feel a second visit coming soon.
4. Sanam
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By tushar_pai
Visited this place for dinner and it does send like it is more popular as a takeaway than as a dine in. Initially we were seated very close to the kitchen and the extremely strong smells emanating from within made my daughter fairly nauseous. Thankfully we were moved to another table at the far end from the kitchen.Good service by the staff. We tried the lamb chops, matar paneer, tarka daal along with naans and rice. The naans were humongous and were really good to taste. The matar paneer was probably the one lacking in authentic taste and seasoning. Lamb chops were succulent and full of flavour. The tarka daal needed a generous dose of salt after which it was quite up to the mark.Wouldnât give it top marks for authenticity in taste and texture but service was very good.
3. The Balti
Overall Ratings
4 based on 428 reviews
Reviewed By ClaireEllenSmith
We visited on a Monday evening which is when the Balti does their 'Banquet Evening', which is a tasting menu with lots of different starters and dishes to share amongst your table. We decided against this as we preferred to choose some dishes from the main menu. We enjoyed popadoms and relishes to start with, followed by biryani and balti, naan and mushroom rice. The meal was good value (£50 for two including a couple of drinks each). We hadn't booked a table, and when we arrived at 6.45 were the only people in the restaurant, but by 7.30pm it was packed, so I'd advise booking if you're going to arrive later than 6.30ish. They were also very busy with take away orders. The service was a little slow, but we weren't in any rush so it didn't bother us. To top it off you get a couple of little chocolates and mints with your bill which I always think is a nice touch. I'd definitely eat here again if I'm in the area.
2. Elaichi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 731 reviews
Reviewed By Belper1908
We visited Elaichi on a Friday evening at 6.30 having previously booked a table.The restaurant was already getting busy and when we left every table was occupied which was a good sign!The service, food and atmosphere were great and I wouldnât hesitate to recommend it!We were with some friends from Australia and they had requested a good curry and they were not disappointed!A great local curry house!
1. Jeera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 175 reviews
Reviewed By Karl R
We have been coming here for years despite travelling from far away..because the food is amazingly tasty, the atmosphere friendly, and Midge is just great, whether he's cooking or front of house. In fact, we like the restaurant and the local people so much that we've been looking to move here. Looking forward to many more years of fantastic food, great company, and so unbelievably friendly that we rarely leave without making new friends. This restaurant is a real gem...I hope that it never changes. I don't think it ever will.
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