Rimjhim Restaurant — Restaurant in England

An Absolute Gem – The Highlight of Our Week!

Rimjhims has become a cornerstone of our weekly tradition, and for good reason! We’re always greeted with warm hospitality that makes us feel like family. The atmosphere is cozy yet vibrant, perfectly blending authentic cultural touches with a relaxed dining experience.

The food is aimply outstanding. Every dish is a masterpiece, bursting with bold flavors and the perfect balance of spices. Whether it’s the incredibly rich and creamy pasanda, fragrant Himalayan curries, or the perfectly charred peshwari bread, everything is cooked to perfection. I beg you try the saag paneer.

What really sets this place apart is the consistency. Week after week, they deliver exceptional food and service, and they never fail to accommodate our group with a smile. It’s clear that the team here takes immense pride in what they do, and their passion shows in every detail.

If you’re looking for a restaurant that combines incredible food, friendly service, and a welcoming atmosphere, this is it. We simply can’t...

I visited Rimjhim on Saturday 1 February 2020 in the early evening and it did not disappoint - this was the nicest Indian food I've ever had. I was with two other people. This was my first visit and I'll definitely be back!

The restaurant comprises of one small main dining area plus a smaller area further back with a selection of tables with full table service. Booking is definitely advisable.

The team were very friendly and welcoming and I had no issues - we got everything we expected in good time and thoroughly enjoyed the experience.

I enjoyed some papadums and onion bhaji for my starter and a chicken tikka masala for my main course with a garlic naan. The food arrived hot, was well presented and tasted really good. There was a good selection of food and I found something that appealed to me easily. The food was very good value for money, I paid around £28 for two courses and drinks.

Overall I really enjoyed my visit and will definitely come and...

We were booked in for 1800 and arrived about 10 minutes early. The welcome was warm enough, but from the moment we sat down we were almost harassed into ordering, and got the impression they wanted us out as quickly as possible, despite there being spare tables all around us? We also heard 2 other tables ask for more time to consider their options before ordering. The food is not as good as it used to be, and we have been coming to this place for a number of years, and owners now. I have to assume they over booked, and I understand the need to turn tables, but it was not a pleasant experience, and not a good feeling to be rushed. When I asked for an Irish coffee to end the meal I was told by the waiter that he asked the kitchen??? , but they were too busy! A very poor experience, and...