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Karma

Karma

Station Approach St. Davids, EX4 4NU, Exeter, United Kingdom

Sushi • Indian • Seafood • Asiatic


"My partner and I visited here on a date night tonight. Situated within the Great Western Hotel by St David's train station. I have eaten in many Indian restaurants over the years, in both Exeter and the West Midlands where I am originally from. Being a Chef myself, I love to make my own curries both at home and as specials in the place I work. Because of this, I can be hard to please when it comes to dining out for a curry. Sadly, a lot of places in Exeter don't live up to what I had hoped for, compared to so many of the amazing Indian restaurants in the Midlands, but Karma is not only an exception, but an absolute gem! Fantastic service and the flavours, spices and aromas from the food are simply divine! I had the Lamb Karahi Gosht with Mushroom Rice, my partner had the Chicken Dhansak with Garlic Rice and we shared Garlic and Coriander Naan breads. Sometimes I have had Lamb curries where the Lamb has either been undercooked and chewy or overcooked and dry. I am pleased to say the Lamb here is cooked to perfection! My partner said her Chicken was also cooked perfectly. Both dishes were labelled as medium and were just that. As a fan of Indian food for many years, I have to say if you are in Exeter (I'm lucky, I live here) and you are looking for top notch Indian cuisine then you need to visit this place. Wonderful service, excellent food and very reasonably priced compared to other places closer to the city centre. Well worth a visit and we will be returning again soon!"

Delhiwala

Delhiwala

11 King Street, Ealing, United Kingdom

Cafés • Asian • Indian • Vegetarian


"after a fabulous eating holiday in wales there is nothing I wanted more than some delicious, vegetarian Indian food. spice was what we were all and southall was on the way to home. southall is located a few miles from the airport heathrow and houses the largest Asian community in london. the neighbourhood is mainly sikh and the roads are full of gurdwaras, tempts, shops and amazing food. for me, a trip to southall always includes a visit in the gurdwara on havelock road and a delicious meal in delhiwala. this is a family tradition that has been strong for many years. delhiwala is a pure vegetarian restaurant in the king street (the “other side of Southall”, away from the bullshit of southall broadway. Delicious, house style punjabi food is their speciality but they also have South Indian and Indian Chinese dishes on the map. it's about eating here and besides two television screens that radiate the latest Bollywood hits, there's really no ambiente. first was papri chaat, which was wonderfully crispy, creamy, spicy, tangy and everything else, at once. brilliant and satisfying, as always. chana bhatura screams punjabi comfort and is a stack delhiwala order. they make a great job with the tasty cherry curry, the fabulous tastes with the softest, fried bhaturas and a delicious pickel. yum. it didn't end there. rajma was next to a delicious kidney beans curry, which is a favorite in every punjabi home. it was the first time that we ordered this court here and it was wiped with some tandoori roti and an order of windshield wiper (tree cheese parantha for the little one. da delhiwala also a large selection of Indian mithai (sweet, dessert was disappointing. the gajar ka halwa (carrot pudding was overheated, almost burned, and the kulfi (indian ice cream was not worth the calorie. disappoint, but I can live with it because the rest of our food was delicious. delhiwala is my favorite place in southall for eating authentic, house style punjabi. very recommend a way around to delhiwala southall the next time they drive past heathrow with a serious Indian spicy. P.S. we also picked up a greedy ride to dinner."

Pind Punjabi

Pind Punjabi

Codharbour Lane, Hayes I-, United Kingdom

Asian • Indian • Dessert • Chicken


"How is it that no one has checked this yet? my with Indians in london, or the outskirts you need to try. this is a good 45 minutes drive from the city of london near heathrow understandably it is far, but trust me, it is good worth the effort. we were a ravenous bundle of 6, after we made ourselves from our day trip to stratford on avon, as this was recommended by our friends who were there before for a meal. this place allows them to bring their own alcohol (byobe in and very comfortable there is a place right next to, selling them to choose a lot of drinking money. After we picked up our bottles of kingfisher beer (hey we wanted a complete Indian experience that we entered in pind punjabi and were greeted by the famous aroma of tandoor pind punjabi, has a stage like a mirch masala in kolkata or a colorful version of urban tadka in mumbai. the interiors are colorful like a typical Punjabi village (pinked with the artificial tree in the middle, a fountain for drawing water in the corner, wall art of punjabi men sitting on the khatiya (rustic bed and enjoy a hot meal of roti 's and daal (probably with swirling and fresh red glowing! for starters we ordered a full tandoori kukkad (similar to punjabi, malai huh, jeera kukkad , papdi chaat (for vegetarian woman). the tandoori was not the best I had, although not bad at all was a bit on the dry side and had 't the charcoal y effect of the tandoor, the malai was very dry and was probably the only disappointing dish of the day, the jeera huhn was spectacularly very spicy and full taste loved it. Although it might have had a Chinese influence on a rusty influencing just as it was safe to note. Papdi Chaat, after the woman, was average. the main thing sarson ka saag, (unfortunately there was any makki (corn flour redi, what best goes with this, chicken makhni (butter chicken, daal makhni, butter paneer, methi (fenugreek kukkad). these were made by a combination of Indian broth garlic naans, simple redis, chilli garlic naan, missi rotis (these are made from gram flour the curries were superb. beats many Nordic restaurants back to house hollow and for that I am so glad. the sarson ka saag even my wife, who from delhi assured me that it is the authentic witness that this dish actually boiled slowly over a long time and is a combination of 5 (I think? sort of spinach. it was great. I would even go so far that this was my court of the day. I had dreamed about it last night. the butter chicken was excellent I really expected that this after I rehearse the appetizers and understood that these youngs knew what they did. rich orange boneless chicken engraving with a decreasing trace of freshness. the methi kukkad was another pleasant surprise full of taste, the methi meets it and is not so strongly combined wonderfully well with other seasoning it is a half dry preparation and is recommended on the spicier side, but strongly. the brote were good, no complaining there as well as hot and fluffy. wow! I have starved after writing this review. all this and a few limonades, koks for a total of under 90 pfunds. that is under 15 pounds a head for a fantastic culinary experience. it's like a mobile operator's no brainer deal of the week..wait cancel the.No brainer deal of her life in london . do already. and remember that here this Hajmola terbsalgie pill that will be given to them by their Indian friends would come in practical ways. lip smackng experience. I take 0.5 mark for the tandoori chicken and the Malai chicken, which can certainly be improved."