kumars indian resturant — Restaurant in San Fulgencio

We went for an evening meal on Saturday night and it wasn't very busy at all. Atmosphere was quiet and relaxed and we were attended straight away by a lovely lady.

I was a bit disappointed there wasn't the option of either kingfisher or cobra larger in 0;0, but they at least had some San Miguel they could offer.

For starters we ordered 4 poppadoms and they came with sauces, which I have to say we're on the scarce side. That said, we didn't ask for more.

For main meal, we ordered a hot prawn vindaloo and a lamb jalfrezi with 2 portions of pilaf rice and Peshawari naan. They tasted nice and we're just the right amount of picante, but could have done with a few more prawns and meat in each dish. They did seem to have a lot of potato, which was a surprise in the vindaloo. The naan was delicious and helped lap up all the sauce.

We overheard that they only do ice-cream as dessert and so skipped that.

The price was reasonable, flavours were there and the service was very good, in a nicely...

We visited Kumars on a Thursday evening around 19:30 in the evening. There restaurant was not full, but definitely not empty and we were offered a choice of tables for the two of us. Service was prompt and within a couple of minutes of entering we had a drink and very shortly after some Poppadoms.

The extensive menu was well laid out and offered many curries in a variety of spice levels: this is reflective of how curry is usually served in India. My wife select a Karahi "Mild" and I asked for a Madras "Extra Hot". The curries when served were exactly as we had requested which, for my wife especially who does not like over hot dishes, excellent.

Pricing wise the food was good value and we will return...

The reason I keep this four stars it’s because of the food. The food was good but it wasn’t amazing and when I’ve been to different restaurants in Spain which are Indians the food was just impeccable.

On the other hand the service was amazing it was kind of strange that only English were in there. I am English myself but we’re just passing to I didn’t realise how English this part of Spain was. Anyway that’s not negative that’s just something if you’re not looking for that then you should know.

The price is insane we payed 1295 each for King prawn main a starter with rice and garlic naan.

I would go again just because of the price in the service but it’s not something I would go to every two weeks...