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Przekaż informację zwrotnąVery slow service, rowdy patrons (one table full of loud drunk lads) and very difficult to pay as their card machine was broken. It took 1.5hrs to get our food and they didn't even bring all of the starters. They seem to prioritize take-away orders over dining patrons.
There are far fewer Indian restaurants, as opposed to takeaways, local to us. Sometimes you just would rather eat out. We gave Spice Island a try and it did not disappoint: the Onion Bhajis were crisp, spicy and light and, speaking of light, the Nan Bread was amongst the lightest we have ever known delightful! The Dansak was spicy yet still had that essential sweetness while my personal 'acid test ', the Chicken Vindaloo was hot but not mental, the chicken nicely cooked and the potatoes not over present up there with the best. Service was good but not obsequious and the decor rather smart. We reckon to go to Spice Island at least once a month from now on.
Spice Island has been a reliable local Indian takeaway for many years, with just a few tables to eat in. It closed recently for refurbishment and has re opened with more space to eat there, although they still do great takeaways with local delivery. The food is always tasty, fresh and far better than some local Indian restaurants you can really taste the spices and fresh herbs.
Had a peaceful Monday evening meal at this restaurant. I was on a business trip and was craving Indian food. The interior was well-maintained and modernly decorated. The food was quite good, especially the Garlic Chicken that I ordered. It had a good flavor, but I felt it could use an extra kick of spice. The chicken was cooked perfectly and the price was reasonable.
Had many fine meals here, but just waited over an hour for a plate of burnt garbage that i wouldn't feed a dog. When asked if everything was ok, i said terrible... They laughed ! Even when i showed the offending plate of rubbish. I've given this many chances, after i hour late deliveries etc... No more No wonder it's always empty