Fayez Tandoori & Balti House — Restaurant in Borough of Wyre

Awful, bland, smothered in oil, tasteless This place used to be amazing however this is not the case any longer possibly another victim of covid. We ordered a keema bhuna, chips, 2 portions of onion bhajis, 4 chapattis. As soon as I placed the bag on my counter I knew it was gonna be a rough ride, the bag its self was covered in oil. The curry its self tasted of nothing, absolutely nothing, no spice, no flavour, im actually impressed how they managed to get produce and meat to taste of nothing, the chips where nothing special, soggy frozen chips, the chapatti was too thick, small and very chewy not what a chapatti should be at all, it gets worse, the oil squirted down my chin when I took a bite of the onion bhajis and I mean actually inedible. There wasn't even a pleasant taste to make up for the heart attack worthy amount of oil in this little ball, the sauce pots couldn't possibly get any smaller and even then they arnt full, im angry and disappointed. Coming from a culture thats so rich in spices and the most sensational flavour profiles this 'chef' should be ashamed of himself to send this food out! General rule of thumb if you wouldn't serve it to your mum dont serve it to anyone else! Will not be returning. Please dont waste your money or your time going here,...

I've been coming here for a good 20 years, I have never seen the decor change during that time. But I'm all for the food.

We booked during the eat out scheme, recieved a phone call a few days before asking for a deposit of £10 per person. It was booked for 8 of us. Slightly steep when I had a small child & a baby. After finding a babysitter, they changed it to £5pp.

VERY money orientated.

The cokes are served out of a bottle, which are always flat.

The pickle tray was very disappointing, we ordered 2 between 6 of us. Both trays weren't even half full. We had to ask them to refill when we all only had a poppadom each.

Onion bhajis are without a doubt the best I've ever had, very crispy. The duck starter was very nice too. The main course never fails, always tasty. I absolutely love the curries from here. Definitely one of best on the coast.

Service can be slow but was pretty good on this occasion. However, some dried rice did fall from supposedly clean plates.

It's abit pricy for what it is. Without the discount it worked out £24 each. We all only had 1 drink each, not everyone had a starter, bread, we was sharing rice etc.

It's bit of a shame because the food overall is absolutely lovely. I'll be back, but not in any...

Over the last couple of weeks we have been to this restaurant on Three separate occasions for One reason or another. The food is excellent however the service needs some attention. The staff are not very engaging and very seldom smile. No small talk or banter is forthcoming and your left feeling a little uncomfortable when you should be enjoying a nice evening out. On our final visit the restaurant was busy, the last eat out to help out. Our table was booked for 6.30pm, we waited almost 30 minutes for a waiter to take our drinks order then a further hour to receive our starter then an additional 40 minutes before the mains arrived. In total we spent Three hours there and not One member of staff apologised for the delays. The final straw was paying the bill. No thank you, please call again. Just a right and then walked off. Sorry Fayez but you've lost a customer. Shame because I could not...