Indian Restaurants in Salisbury
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Indian • “This is a different type of Indian restaurant. There are traditional dishes but this place excels at some fusion dishes and mixing ingredients.Food and service was first class and a great evening was had by our party of 6”
Indian • “We booked for dinner as spending a few days here. The menu is varied. There was a nice atmosphere quite a few people dining. The poppadoms were lovely. The meal was superb. Jaipur salmon was delicious. Big portions . We couldn't manage a desert or even coffee. Very reasonably priced we thought. And as I said fantastic service five stars!”
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“Im not from area so just went by reviews. Veg curry, rice and sides. Really lovely food, great depth of flavour, good price and quick delivery. Wish they were nearer my home!Vegetarian options: Good choice”
Indian • “Absolutely beautiful food tonight! Best Indian food we have eaten in years no leftovers in our house tonight.”
Indian • “I always get a meal from here when I stay at Salisbury District Hospital overnight every week or so.The food is always very good and they kindly deliver to my room in the grounds of the hospital.I cannot vouch for the restaurant itself but have heard positive things from the locals..Overall I am extremely pleased with the food and service - thank you.”
Indian • “Most fantastic takeout, and very pleased to note the kitchen followed a special request on the Sag Paneer, sweet and coconut just perfect! Great value and top food!Vegetarian options: Exquisite Sag Paneer, delicious ?”
“I very much enjoyed my visit to Cafe Diwali. In terms of quality, the food is on a par with other decent Indian restaurants, however, the way they present it feels more authentic. I particular, I like the way many of their mains are served with a naan bread, rather than rice as standard. The menu is quite limited, but well put together, but lacks some of the classics that some people would like. They have a good selection of drinks as well.The atmosphere is great. It was quiet when I went, but it must be even better when the place is buzzing. The staff were friendly and attentive and we didn't have to wait long for our food.The only reason it dropped a star is the price. In my opinion it is expensive. £5 - 7 for a starter (not bad), but £17 - 19 for a main course (curry + naan), with another £4 - 5 if you want a rice. In my experience this makes it the expensive option for a curry in Salisbury. If you can swallow the cost then I would definitely recommend it.”