We all together 10 people went into this restaurant then the staff showed racism towards us and all the items we ordered too worst no taste at all and we paid each person like 20£ but not worthy so please while going to this restaurant please be careful with those
varun Nalluri
Staff members are irresponsible and unprofessional when we ask about the dishes.Sarcastically answering the questions and encouraging racism.
NALLURI NAREN
Service was worst the workers are showing racism and not giving respect to customers the food we have ordered is also not at all
Kandula Akhil
For the first time in my life I felt bad while I am having food in restaurant.My batch mates from india want to taste the Indian food with Indian flavour but while we having food we felt really bad with rutheless humiliation.Especially the staff, while we ordering the food staff received is with humiliation smile.We order 10 Butter Nan’s and 1 chikken. Tikka masala, 1 chiken butter masala and 5 egg rice.We asked your staff for to get water idk her name but she laughed and brought water after 10mins.We can’t accept the food with disrespect.Does it mean that your staff showed racism on Indians?Even Indian restaurants can’t show respect to Indians?
Madhumanchi Srrenu
We went had a worest restaurant that we visit today ‘the Gandhi’ and the staff are shame less and they are laughing when we having dinner and the food has been disgusting and disappointing we are very hungry but we order food and very disappointed and we don’t spent much time to eat please don’t try this thanks ??
Sai Sunny
When we went to this restaurant we feel very bad and the worst food we had in our life so please don’t choose this as your dish please and the staff as well very rude and irresponsible we totally hate this
Norm Bygrave
A fabulous Lamb Bhuna via takeaway for us.
clyde Broughton
Forgot my rotis and by the time they came I'd almost eaten the curry.
apbrownservicesltd Mr Brown
Best food in
Raisha “Amilah” Sheehan
Have been craving a traditional style Asian restaurant for the longest time and this had everything I was hoping for! Great service, lovely traditional decor, incredible food and reasonably priced. Really enjoyed the experience and will be coming back everytime we’re in Skegness, thank you team!
Good curry with plenty of chicken, nans could be better, rice and chip portions could be bigger for price !!
Olivia Onassis
Came here on Valentine’s Day, it was half full at 6:45. Upon arrival we was seated and our drinks order taken within a few minutes. By 6:55 we had our drinks and poppadoms. We was initially impressed however another couple came in at 7:10 and sat down and their food order was taken before ours(they had ordered their drinks and poppadoms a bit after they sat down and then their food order was taken, we had the same server too. Our order taken at 7:30. Food come at 8, brought up two special fried rice ( we ordered one special fried rice and one coconut rice) one of the fried rice was hot and one was cold and Ofcourse they took the hot one away so we had a cold fried rice. One of our naan breads was ordered with cheese and it arrived without cheese. We also had to remind them of our side order of Bombay potato’s.By the time all the food came correctly, most of the food was cold and unappealing.Food finished at 8:05, plates not taken until 8:15.Bill paid by 8:25The bill was £74, I must say it was definitely not worth it. The service was absolutely shocking, the food was 3/10 - will not be coming back.
john Yeoman
I spent an evening at the Ghandi restaurant on Saturday and I must say the was very good. I had a started of chicken pakora that arrived fresh and hot as well as being a good sized portion. I then enjoyed a chicken tikka madras the was full of flavour. The staff are friendly and they allow you to eat without a rush which is refreshing.There are the usual selection of both drinks and deserts which were ok if a little unimaginative. All in all a good place to eat and I will definitely go back again.
Sandra Higham
Absolutely cracking curry nice and spicy ? big potions lot's of nice chunky chicken and thick sauce really enjoyed it?Parking: Right outside the restaurant
Robert Goodier
I was visiting the area from Hampshire so did my usual Google search and thought this restaurant was the best of the options.Started great with parking on the road straight outside the restaurant (no car park). Service was very good and staff were friendly. We were a table of 2 and given a table by the window in a section set-up for tables for 2. Ordered our usual of Popadoms with chutneys and on this occasion no starter as was with my 8 year old Son. Mains were classics of Chicken Korma, Chicken madras, 2 pilau rice and garlic nan. Everything was fine but my madras certainly didn't taste like an Indian restaurant dish. In all honesty, it tasted like a jar curry rather than an Indian cooked dish.Whilst we were there and this isn't the fault of the restaurant, an individual who displayed signs of too much alcohol decided to come in (7.15pm) and order a takeaway. He left fairly quickly but not before shouting abuse of a colourful nature to the staff and customers. In response, some of the customers decided to throw abuse back with equally as colourful language. I spent the rest of the meal explaining to my 8 year old what had just happened and telling him that at least 5 of the words he had just heard shouted across the restaurant weren't for use by an 8 year old.Not the best experience for us but maybe better on a different night.
We all together 10 people went into this restaurant then the staff showed racism towards us and all the items we ordered too worst no taste at all and we paid each person like 20£ but not worthy so please while going to this restaurant please be careful with those
Staff members are irresponsible and unprofessional when we ask about the dishes.Sarcastically answering the questions and encouraging racism.
Service was worst the workers are showing racism and not giving respect to customers the food we have ordered is also not at all
For the first time in my life I felt bad while I am having food in restaurant.My batch mates from india want to taste the Indian food with Indian flavour but while we having food we felt really bad with rutheless humiliation.Especially the staff, while we ordering the food staff received is with humiliation smile.We order 10 Butter Nan’s and 1 chikken. Tikka masala, 1 chiken butter masala and 5 egg rice.We asked your staff for to get water idk her name but she laughed and brought water after 10mins.We can’t accept the food with disrespect.Does it mean that your staff showed racism on Indians?Even Indian restaurants can’t show respect to Indians?
We went had a worest restaurant that we visit today ‘the Gandhi’ and the staff are shame less and they are laughing when we having dinner and the food has been disgusting and disappointing we are very hungry but we order food and very disappointed and we don’t spent much time to eat please don’t try this thanks ??
When we went to this restaurant we feel very bad and the worst food we had in our life so please don’t choose this as your dish please and the staff as well very rude and irresponsible we totally hate this
A fabulous Lamb Bhuna via takeaway for us.
Forgot my rotis and by the time they came I'd almost eaten the curry.
Best food in
Have been craving a traditional style Asian restaurant for the longest time and this had everything I was hoping for! Great service, lovely traditional decor, incredible food and reasonably priced. Really enjoyed the experience and will be coming back everytime we’re in Skegness, thank you team!
Restaurantji Recommends
Good curry with plenty of chicken, nans could be better, rice and chip portions could be bigger for price !!
Came here on Valentine’s Day, it was half full at 6:45. Upon arrival we was seated and our drinks order taken within a few minutes. By 6:55 we had our drinks and poppadoms. We was initially impressed however another couple came in at 7:10 and sat down and their food order was taken before ours(they had ordered their drinks and poppadoms a bit after they sat down and then their food order was taken, we had the same server too. Our order taken at 7:30. Food come at 8, brought up two special fried rice ( we ordered one special fried rice and one coconut rice) one of the fried rice was hot and one was cold and Ofcourse they took the hot one away so we had a cold fried rice. One of our naan breads was ordered with cheese and it arrived without cheese. We also had to remind them of our side order of Bombay potato’s.By the time all the food came correctly, most of the food was cold and unappealing.Food finished at 8:05, plates not taken until 8:15.Bill paid by 8:25The bill was £74, I must say it was definitely not worth it. The service was absolutely shocking, the food was 3/10 - will not be coming back.
I spent an evening at the Ghandi restaurant on Saturday and I must say the was very good. I had a started of chicken pakora that arrived fresh and hot as well as being a good sized portion. I then enjoyed a chicken tikka madras the was full of flavour. The staff are friendly and they allow you to eat without a rush which is refreshing.There are the usual selection of both drinks and deserts which were ok if a little unimaginative. All in all a good place to eat and I will definitely go back again.
Absolutely cracking curry nice and spicy ? big potions lot's of nice chunky chicken and thick sauce really enjoyed it?Parking: Right outside the restaurant
I was visiting the area from Hampshire so did my usual Google search and thought this restaurant was the best of the options.Started great with parking on the road straight outside the restaurant (no car park). Service was very good and staff were friendly. We were a table of 2 and given a table by the window in a section set-up for tables for 2. Ordered our usual of Popadoms with chutneys and on this occasion no starter as was with my 8 year old Son. Mains were classics of Chicken Korma, Chicken madras, 2 pilau rice and garlic nan. Everything was fine but my madras certainly didn't taste like an Indian restaurant dish. In all honesty, it tasted like a jar curry rather than an Indian cooked dish.Whilst we were there and this isn't the fault of the restaurant, an individual who displayed signs of too much alcohol decided to come in (7.15pm) and order a takeaway. He left fairly quickly but not before shouting abuse of a colourful nature to the staff and customers. In response, some of the customers decided to throw abuse back with equally as colourful language. I spent the rest of the meal explaining to my 8 year old what had just happened and telling him that at least 5 of the words he had just heard shouted across the restaurant weren't for use by an 8 year old.Not the best experience for us but maybe better on a different night.