2/5 Henna B. 11 months ago on Google
Overall,
I
would
give
this
a
2.5.
It
would
have
been
a
3
if
it
wasn’t
for
the
extortionate
prices
for
the
mediocre
food.
The
only
food
available
was
the
Indian
menu
and
the
crispy
chicken
burger.
Apparently,
the
chef
for
the
other
food
was
not
there
(ridiculous).
What
a
shame
as
we
didn’t
come
intending
on
having
Indian
food.
I
had
the
mixed
grill
which
was
quite
bland,
they
forgot
to
add
the
Indian
to
the
food.
The
lamb
Karahi
was
a
mistake.
The
lamb
was
really
hard.
Could
not
break
this
with
the
naan,
I
expect
soft
lamb
that
tears
easily.
I
felt
like
I
was
fighting
with
my
food.
I
had
to
use
a
fork
and
knife
to
cut
the
lamb
into
smaller
pieces
prior
to
eating.
The
flavour
itself
was
nice
and
I
liked
the
touch
of
peppers.
However,
for
the
price,
not
worth
it!
You
can
get
much
better
curries
for
cheaper
elsewhere.
Charging
what
they
charge,
I
expect
it
to
be
good
with
perfect
lamb.
They
don’t
serve
tap
water!
However,
the
waiter
kindly
agreed
to
give
a
big
bottle
of
water
free
of
charge
once
we
said
we
were
here
to
break
our
fast.
Minimum
spend
requirement
is
£20
which
is
good
for
someone
like
me
who
doesn’t
do
sheesha
but
wants
to
hang
out
with
friends
that
do,
so
I’m
not
obliged
to
get
a
sheesha
between
two
and
instead
can
use
the
money
on
food.
This
is
the
only
place
so
far
that
I
have
come
across
that
has
this
policy
which
works
out
better
for
me.
Interior
is
beautiful,
but
as
it
is
outside,
despite
it
being
covered
the
wind
does
pass
through
making
the
food
colder
quicker.
This
would
be
a
better
experience
in
the
Summer.
If
you
want
an
insight
into
how
the
sheesha
was
-
One
friend
who
tried
the
sheesha,
stated
that
it
was
off.
They
asked
the
waiter
twice
to
check
it.
Despite
it
getting
slightly
better,
friend
said
it
wasn’t
worth
it.
P.s
They
are
refurbishing
inside,
which
seems
to
be
coming
along
well
with
comfy,
velvet
green
seating.
But,
I
do
not
intend
on
returning.