Darjeeling — Restaurant in Fareham

Worst Restaurant I have ever been in the UK, in the recent experience being in this restaurant found out that the Manager (short old bloke) of this place is too rude and very unwelcoming. He has no sense of talking to customers and his behaviour was just too rude, abusive and a harrrashment .Would never ever recommend this place to anyone. I wish Google can report such places and people to local authorities for being so abusive and for harashing customers this way. SUCH A SHAME!! Order was taken and after 20 mins Manager says they they cannot serve only starters and we have to order main course even if we have clearly said that we have a train to catch and we needed only starters. The manager was just too rude to say that this is not any english pub to serve only starters and drinks to people when there is no such policy mentioned in the restaurant menu and I decided to leave the place immidiately. On TILL we got a huge bill including the starters which we have not even seen and on asking why we have been told that it's his property and we have to bear the cost and argument happened for take away and on denial he asked his members to have that starter showing that he is doing us a favour, we paid for the drink for what we have had and left the place. I hope people like this understand their rude behaviour and service sense towards customers is absolutely unacceptable and realize their duty being civilized or start...

Absolutely the best Indian food I've eaten in the last two years. I had started to lose faith in many Indian restaurants over the last few years struggling to find dishes that have the right consistency and flavour levels that also tatse clean and don't give you digestive issues afterwards. Darjeeling totally hit the spot. We were on a journey back home from the New Forest and needed to get some food in us after a long day without anything. Everywhere had stopped serving by 9 but we found this lovely little Indian next to a train station that was still providing service. The menu looked great, has all the classics and some more. We were served by Mafta who was so welcoming and accomodating to us and have us some great information about the dishes and there history of the restaurant, the kind of waiter you hope to get serving you anywhere. After being informed that the place had been open for 30+ years we were hopeful the food was going to live up to the longevity and we really weren't dissapointed. I am looking forward to coming back and trying out more of the cuisine they have to offer in the near future. 11/10 food and service. Compliments...

Went here with friends, there were 4 other people in the restaurant so not busy. We ordered starters and mains, the staff were friendly. The starters came out and my lamb tikka was a tiny bit dry but I wasn’t too concerned. The mains came out and the two portions of chips were cold, the portion of rice was warm. Three of the curry dishes were very cold, the last was hot. When I mentioned it to the staff they left everything where it was in the table, got the manager who sounded a little annoyed at the waiting staff. He then offered to reheat the food or cook new food?! Really?! One person who was lucky enough to have hot food ate theirs in his own while the 3 of us waited 20mins for new food to arrive. We had new food and it was hot and tasty. They knocked 10% off the food bill for the inconvenience. We won’t...