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I am not a great fan of Indian feed and am therefore not surprised that I have ordered a tikka corma. but I can say that it was the best Indian I ever had. the egg frying was so clear fresh and authentic! the garlauch naan we ordered was beautiful. it was a brilliant experience. I recommend definitiw.

Food OK, as was service, just not particularly memorable, especially at the higher end of the price scale. Nice interior design, though. We were sat next to a table of men, the eldest of which was trying really hard to break the world record for the number of times the f word could be used in every sentence he spoke. That's what I'll remember most about the restaurant, not the food.

The food in India Malton is excellent quality. The decor is very nice and the lighting makes the place very relaxing. The staff are friendly and helpful. They also do take-away food but would be great if more discount was offered on take-away. There is also no delivery service, we would use India more if they did local delivery. Tip: have the family nan, they're huge and can be shared among 4 people.

Fab food pulled pork was out of this world, traditional German style eating house with friendly German owners, and the German dark and light beer fantastic. Breath of fresh air from the usual bar meal, left feeling full and pleased that we had had such...a tasty meal for a reasonable price. Well worth a visit we will defo return. P.s thanks for the lemon/alcohol milkshake after drink just to top a lovely meal off. Thanks

With friends we enjoyed a lovely meal, wine and beer. We were a little dubious as to what it would be like as previous reviews are mixed. We all had different types of schnitzel which were tasty and of stomach filling proportions. The interior, we...think, is trying to replicate a beer keller but it was clean and comfortable if a little rustic. This is not fine dining but it is wholesome tasty food at a very reasonable price and we will return.

This place is fabulous the food here is wonderfull both times that we have eaten here the sauces and the salad are out of this world even just some salad is fabulous do not no what the dressing was but even that tasted fabulous we...always have very good service just to go for a drink the place is friendly and there is never any trouble like there can be in town the staff are very friendly and can not do enough for you the atmosphere is always very friendly and welcoming

My wife and I have ordered from this restaurant as takeaway only so far. The food is excellent. It is cooked beautifully, the right amount of spices, the presentation for a takeaway meal is simply the best ever. Once this whole Covid thing is over we intend visiting the restaurant for a meal and would anticipate being regular dinners as it looks quite stunning inside. The staff are very courteous and always have a smile. You’re never left waiting for long before collection. All round excellent.

Went one evening in April. I had pulled pork sandwich, partner had schnitzel of some type. Food looked great when it arrived. Pork was very soft but the sandwich was ruined by both having enormous amounts of a dreadful BBQ sauce on it, which totally...dominated the flavour, and being in a very poor quality bread roll. Schnitzel was OK but nothing special. Chips were great though. Had no coleslaw; said they had sold out over the weekend'. So surely you've planned for this and make more fresh every day? Place was dingy and dirty. Ashtrays outside hadn't been emptied for days. Staff seemed more interested in chatting to regulars and taking cigarette breaks than serving. Can't see it being open...

We visited the BBQ House on Friday, May. First impressions were pretty dreadful. Patchy and rough car parking, dead bay trees either side of the front door, a selection of either empty or weed-filled window boxes it looked derelict and unloved. It on the weekend of Malton Food Festival, so the town was very busy. When we arrived there were others there, a couple and three men. We were ignored and then eventually greeted by an eastern european wardrobe of a man. Ignoring the filthy and sticky stone counter, we ordered a glass of dry white wine and a glass of merlot or shiraz. On the first sip of the red, it was quite clear that it was neither merlot nor shiraz and asked the barman what we had...