Eastern Eye

Firstly, I have to say, the food was amazing. All five of us that went enjoyed the food. However, service was slow... and it only Monday (only two other parties in there) And also, Pricey!!!! 2 poppadoms, starter, main, naan bread and 2 pints of beer worked out to £46 each. Normally pay £30 ish at another Indian Restaurant in the city centre. But if you have a fat wallet, this is for you.

This is the best Indian food I’ve experienced. We are regular visitors and never fail to take any guests for a meal at Eastern Eye. And, all our friends rave about their culinary experience with us for months afterwards. We have been sampling Abdul’s special dishes and they are truly delicious. Fridays and Saturdays are popular so worth making a booking - don’t risk disappointment.

This is an absolutely amazing restaurant, perhaps one of the best curries I've ever eaten. We were a party of seven and they hosted us brilliantly. I had the Chicken Choyla for an appetiser. Portion size was spot on and it was bursting with flavour. Others with me had the Crispy Chicken and the Sheekh Kebab, and they were equally sensational. I had the Lamb Handi as a main. The lamb was so tender and marinaded and cooked to perfection. A range of dishes were ordered and everyone had nothing but good things to say, with the Chicken Apricot Kubana and Chicken Keshabpuri as additional highlights. The Butter Chicken was raved about also. The breads and rice's matched the quality of the mains. Nans were fluffy and fresh. Chapatis were that good mix of chewy and flavoursome. Portion sizes were spot on and there was a generous amount of meat in each dish, something than can be something of an issue elsewhere. The staff were friendly, efficient and helpful. Had a peek into the immaculate kitchen and was greeted with smiles. Treat yourself and go. You won't regret it.