Indigarden — Restaurant in County Galway

I take no pleasure in writing this review, as the gentleman who took my order and gave me my takeaway was very pleasant. The food, however, was anything but.

Upon opening the lid of what was supposed to be a chicken korma, I could not see any chicken in what I can only describe as some type of soup that little resembled any korma sauce I have ever seen before. It was entirely liquified, and was more like a combination of chip fat and vomit. Having said that, I have been sick before and the lining of my stomach emptied onto the footpath looked more appealing than what I came face to face with in that container.

I probed around this vulgar splurge with one of the half-moon papadoms that was included, to find what may have been chicken bobbing around like a dead fish. I could not bring myself to do anything other than put it straight into the bin, and this feeling was far more satisfying than the meal ever could have been.

When people pay a not insignificant amount for something that is supposed to be authentic, then I must say that this is just unacceptable on every level. Perhaps I caught them on a bad day, but this was my worst Indian experience since the bad winter of ‘63 when Chinese Jimmy tried his hand at a...

Love these guys. I just ordered the Jumbo prawn Bhuna, def recommend it, there is a good warmth to it. Bursting with flavour. The Korma is one of the best I've tasted-I'm not a fan of them when they are too sweet. Delivery is always fast and they are always nice to deal with. Side note ** On Just Eat it says they don't deliver to furbo, but they do. So just order directly from their...

We used to get takeaway there all the time, but over the last year or so we Have found that if your order a lamb dish you only get a few cubes of meat and a lot of sauce. It's the same with prawn and chicken dishes. Complained about it but made no difference. We don't use them anymore. A pity because the sauces...