Masalas — Restaurant in England

Avoid!

What a waste of money. I had to toss EVERYTHING in the bin! Salad had gone off, kebab not cooked properly & no flavour, meat Samoas - terrible. Dough still raw, no meat, no flavour. Mains: lamb dry & overcooked in both dishes. Why on earth would a curry have raw tomatoe pieces in it??? The garlic & coriander bread was so soggy, you wanted to wring it out! Plus it was undercooked in parts and others burnt. This place needs a Gordon Ramsey. They are a health Hasard. I have taken a picture of the salad. We tried to eat some of the meal, apart from that everything was just about slightly warm & the naan urtterly cold, we decided we don't want to risk food poisoning & binned the lot. As soon as I had opened the gone off "fresh salad" I called the restaurant to complain. The person I spoke to, apologised and offered to sort me out on my next order. Are...

WOW! WOW! WOW!!!! This restaurant never fails to produce absolutely outstanding food every time! From the fantastic Nan breads, crisp crunchy poppadums, delicious dips and incredible curries they get 100% every time.

Ordering via their app is easy and delivery is swift. Food arrives hot every time.

What we wanted was chicken dupiaza and chicken tinderloo but was we accidentally ordered was veggie option for both and do you know what, I’m so glad that accident happened! Veggie curries is something I’d never think of ordering when getting a takeaway but these were fantastic! Full of veg and potatoes and plenty of sauce to mop up with your Nan bread!

Thanks Masala’s - we will be back again. And...

I understand why this place is rated as one of the best, very tasty and the quality was excellent. It arrived dead on time despite the fact I live in a very awkward place to find. Portions per price were reasonable, I did find certain things to be overly expensive for what they are, such as chapatis.

My only issue and this is completely subjective is that the Madras was more like a Vindaloo. I like my hot food, and I'd have a Vindaloo if I'm being a bit cheeky, I honestly wasn't looking for that when I ordered a Madras. I'd say it was on par with eating a ghost chilli sauce. I will say it was bloody tasty though, shame it was too hot to eat without spreading it thinly...