Chicken Korma Chicken Korma

Creamy, spiced chicken dish cooked with yogurt, coconut milk, and aromatic spices, offering a rich and flavorful experience.

The Original Third Eye

The Original Third Eye

661 Wilmslow Road, Manchester, M206RA, M20 6RA, United Kingdom

Asian • Indian • Nepalese • Vegetarian


"A recent discovery for me is this beautiful Indian restaurant, which I rank up there with the best in Manchester, situated in the heart of Didsbury Village. Curries are without doubt my favourite food, so I've had a good few and since working for Yelp I have set myself the task of really locating the finest curry houses in Manchester. The Original Third Eye fully deserves to enter in at the top, alongside my other favourites, Punjab in Rusholme, Moon in Withington, and The Original Lal Qila on Deansgate. See my list for the run down. The name Original Third Eye comes from one of the finest restaurants in Kathmandu, though it is also a reference to the concept of the all Seeing Eye, a central emblem of Buddhist thought that is depicted on many temples and shrines throughout Nepal. The restaurant itself is large, and spacious, with authentic decoration and a smart, but still nicely informal, table arrangement. The food is literally unbelievable. Needless to say they sell all the usual traditional curry dishes, including an extensive fish list, but the main specialties are something new and unusual, a curry with a little something extra, taking it to that next level of joy and producing happiness and glee in their very consumption. The kidney kebab starter for example, combines classic kebab spices with beautiful marinated lamb kidney. Also beautiful is the Third Eye Tangri, which mixes chicken with minced lamb and nuts, a surprising and beautiful combination. In terms of mains, go directly to either the seafood menu or the Third Eye Specials section, on which everything is gorgeous. The piece de resistance, is the Murghi Masala, a whole chicken marinated in wonderful spices. This dish is so precisely crafted, that you in fact need to give 24 hours notice, and at least two people need to share it. I think that epitomizes this restaurant's absolute class. So I end on that note."

Ruman Balti House

Ruman Balti House

130 Blackstock Road Finsbury Park London, N4 2DX, United Kingdom

Beer • Indian • Seafood • American


"Me and my family went here to celebrate my sisters birthday. There was a party of 8 and 2 of them were children. We started our order of 8 popadoms and drinks. Then we ordered the mains, 6 main dishes with 4 sides, 4 nans and 4 rice. We decided to share as the little ones wouldn't eat a lot. To my surprise my husband informs me that the waiter is talking about us to his colleagues in his language. What he didn't know is that my husband is from the same country and could understand everything they were saying. He said how the stingy girl (my sister )who never ordered a main was taking everyone's food, complaining that she never ordered any food. Firstly as customers we have the right to order what we want. There is no rule of the amount we need to order. We then asked for some water. We first ask for a bottle of water but then realised a few people wanted water so we asked for a jug of water. The waiter then starts saying in his language look at these stingy people asking for bottled water then for tap water. After buying drinks we needed some water to wash it down. There was no point buying bottled water for everyone. We then asked for a container to take some leftovers home and the waiter said he will do it down stairs. My sister explains that she only wants to pick a few bits and he still didn't want to do this. Then he goes down stairs and starts cursing us. I could not believe the service we received. My husband then confronted them by greeting him in his language and their faces dropped begging for him not to tell my family what he has said. The service was utterly disgraceful and we will not be returning. And to top it all off the food was disgusting. It has no taste and tasted all the same."

Spice Inn Sutton Coldfield

Spice Inn Sutton Coldfield

69 Blackwood Road, B74 3PW, Walsall, United Kingdom

Fish • Meat • Wine • Indian


"Back in my 'day ' (the late 80 's, 90 's and early 2k), Blackwood Rd had the usual town/village shops. Walks to school including a stop at Taylors News for sweets, chippy tea, hair cut, pharmaceutical support... Roll on 30 years later, and something that could have come a lot lot sooner (when I was walking the streets, on my way home after a night out at the local public houses when turning '18 ' in the late 90 's) there is a restaurant. An indian restaurant. Visiting parents, as now live in Lincolnshire, and they took me here... Service; fantastic, very personal, great conversation. Location; 'hidden ' away, and parking could be an issue if early doors. Drinks; unlicensed, so BYOB. Wine for me. Food; when 'testing ' an Indian restaurant I will always go with the chefs/restaurants 'own ' Jalfrazi. If its good, I know the rest of the menu will be good. Lots of experience here . No complaints from parents, nor myself. Price; absolutely spot on for portion size. Lamb Tikka Sylheti Jalfrazi. Not over powered with chilli, just a nice warmth on the back of the tongue, perfection. As well as the starters, all was beautiful. Highly recommended, and parents say take out/delivery is spot on too. Those that know me, you know I like my curry. If i say its good, its very good. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: £20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5"