Shanaz of Lewes — Restaurant in Lewes

We just came back to our hotel and I seldom write a review directly after a meal but this time is an exception I would have to say this restraunt is masquerading as an authentic indian restraunt the good served to us this evening was without exception the worst so called indian food I've ever eaten or I should be more specific in saying I tried to eat this tasteless mush that was presented to us in the guise of indian cuisine. I truly beLive the person who attempted to produce this food was clearly not indian from what I saw he would be about 22 years old with a baseball cap on back to front. I did in fact ask the guy who was serving us if the chef was indian and he hesitated for a few seconds and said yes he is Bengali........ ? I asked if they had a tandorri oven he said yes but the bread I had ordered wss cooked some tome today and then wait for this fried in oil it arrived dripping in oil so as it was impossible to eat . The rest of the so called indian dishes were tasteless and devioed of any flavor or indeed spice i was so dissaponited as we we went there on the trip addvisor coments never ever would i do that...

Been meaning to go to this restaurant for years, as my boy goes to the school opposite. Nice looking place and was greeted warmly by a lady. One of the waiters looked immediately at my trainers and from that moment kinda made the experience a little less appealing. Food: okay, like most people have commented on. Atmosphere: It was cold and we needed to keep our jackets on, also all we could hear was the loud waiter in the background talking and laughing.

Come time to pay the loud waiter shouted card-declined, so that everyone in the restaurant could hear. It wasn't declined, it was their mobile card machine not connecting to the network. Anyway, paid on the same card but experience wasn't great so...

A pleasant atmosphere with attentive service, and a nice warm welcome. While the staff were courteous and helpful throughout the meal, the food itself felt really underwhelming. Chick tikka was a bit dry and tough, and the samosas and bhajis were almost certainly the frozen ones from a bag rather than homemade. It was just about ok, but lacking any flair or flavour depth to make it memorable or for us to want to return. Dishes were decent but didn’t barely above the standard fare found at average curry restaurants. Overall, a friendly place, nice atmosphere, good service, but not one that left a strong...