Balti House - Menu

really great authentic eating. so delicious. good safety precautions. Thank you. will be back.

Another good restaurant. Hence it 's survival in the shark infested waters of restaurant competition. And the credit crunch. You can take your own alcohol. Staff are efficient and pleasant. The food great. And a great ambience.

another good restaurant. it is therefore the survival in the hai infested waters of restaurant competition. and credit crunch. you can take your own alcohol. the personal is efficient and pleasant. eating is great and a great ambiente.

We have been eating here for over 20 years and always enjoy our visits. The food is fantastic, the staff very polite and friendly and the price very good. It is great to be able to take your own drink as you have what you want and it works out cheaper.

Stopped coming here last summer as we thought it had gone down hill since it's refurb. However we have missed it! Had a meal here last weekend and again this weekend and it was as good as ever. Fabulous tasty food and cheap prices. Not an empty table tonight! Will be back again soon.

Four of us went on Friday night, we ate early at seven o clock, the waiter who served us was very friendly and efficient the starters arrived quickly, the onion bhajis were very good and the dips with poppadums we ok as well. Our mains arrived after a short wait which was just right timing and all four were fine. We were aware that we had to take our own alcohol but they brought us glasses and ice straight away. Perhaps it's not the best Indian food but it was well cooked, tasty and value for money

We visited on a Sunday night and had the £9.95 meal deal (if dining in restaurant). Starters were tasty. For mains we chose the chicken tikka shampan (topped with melted cheese). This was very moorish indeed. The gosht pakwan was also lovely and the flavours and tenderness of the lamb were good. This was accompanied by special rice and a nice garlic nan. We thought the meal was a bargain and we're glad we stumbled across this restaurant. Not licenced but you can take your own drinks. All in all a nice find.

We had read about the restaurant and their Sunday special meal deal and decided to try it, We were not disappointed as the extensive menu has some great and unusual dishes. We had poppadoms, choice of starters, main courses with rice or chips/naan all for a tenner a head. Food was excellent and portions decent sized portions, all arrived hot. They don't sell alcohol so we took our own drinks which was great but the place looks a bit odd without a bar. The only waiter on duty worked hard trying to look after all the tables and was very pleasant and looked after us very well.

Decided on a curry after a day at Lightwater Valley, also recommended by our accommodation. The restaurant is more like someone's front room, spotlessly clean. There were x2 tables to be served before us, so didn't expect much of a wait, waiter took our order, poppadoms were served really quickly and the sauces were amazing, an hour later we were still sitting waiting for our main course as was the rest of the restaurant, while takeaway people came and went to collect there orders. We were seriously thinking about leaving as our food arrived, and thankfully we sat it out as the food was fantastic. The garlic naan bread was the best I have ever eaten. They do not have a license so if you want...