Rajinda Pradesh - Menu

Amazing. Staff are so accommodating and friendly. Food was 10/10!! Couldn’t recommend enough. Kid-friendliness: Great menu for kids. Activity’s on back of menu. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: £10–20

The food was fantastic all around! The papadoms and onion bhaji were exceptional. The kids really enjoyed the Korma, while the adults loved the spicy Balti. Overall, I would rate the food, service, and atmosphere all as 5 out of 5!

The service at the restaurant was great; Molly was very helpful and attentive. The food was average. Have you ever been there? As expected, it’s quite expensive, and you definitely need to book well in advance since it gets very busy.

Lots of whinging about price, personally didn’t find it expensive, £70 for a meal for 2 is standard these days higher normally as I live in Manchester. Food was good without being great , gluten free options were great. Centre Parcs isn’t known to be cheap , this is the best restaurant of those available Dietary restrictions: Great dietary options Food: 4

in the evening in the restaurant I had the lamb rogan josh, with mushroom piclau, and a garlic nannn, and if I had to mistake it at all, I would say that there was not much fun in the fungal rice, but it did not let much for him go and is probably just my taste for more mushrooms! all the others in our party enjoyed there meal and even groaning for. I would give more stars if I could. thanks, rajinda pradesh!

We visited this restaurant for a family celebration—my father's 75th birthday and my niece's first wedding anniversary. The service was acceptable, but the food was likely the worst Indian cuisine I have ever experienced. I'm pretty sure the curries were store-bought, resembling something you'd find from a brand like Lloyd Grossman. They were incredibly bland, with just boiled chicken added. I wouldn't recommend this place. Service: Dine-in.

It's simply not worth it. I paid £60 for a takeaway that would have cost me under £30 at my local restaurant. They charged £5 for a tiny, plain naan bread that clearly came straight out of a packet, and £12.95 for a small curry that tasted like a ready meal just transferred to a different container. I understand that being in Center Parcs means prices are higher, but this really feels excessive. If you're going to double the price, the quality needs to be outstanding. Service: Takeout.

This was my first visit to an Indian restaurant during our holiday in the heart of the parks. The experience was delightful and packed with new adventures, including trying curry for the first time. Our server for the evening, Molly, was fantastic and set a joyful tone for the night. I even joked with her about whether the starter was on a lazy Susan, and while I can sometimes say the oddest things, she responded in a genuinely engaging way. It's rare to encounter someone like her, especially in a restaurant. She truly made my last meal a memorable experience that I will cherish. The food was also quite good!

Please read the reviews about price before visiting. (I’ve attached a photo of menu prices so you can actually check before visiting). That’s £16.95 for a curry with no rice or naan. In a single small portion. We totted up it would cost our table of 4 in excess of £120 without drinks. In a cost of living crisis, to not publish prices online, take £5 deposit per head and put families in a position to cough up this kind of money is awful. Our party of 4 left before ordering. We get inflation. We get Center Parcs hyper inflation. But these prices? I’ve had cheaper dishes in central London. The staff were so sympathetic, though especially Louise and Janet at guest relations. They returned our £2...