Agra Tandoori Surbiton — Restaurant in London

I’ve never had such an appalling experience! We had ordered, and part of the order (or so we thought) arrived so me and my partner started eating. Mid dish I ask my partner if this is what we ordered as it did not seem like our order but I did not want to make a scene and just ate. They then came to our table and started apologising as we had received another table’s order. All the remaining food was then promptly taken away and our right order came. They did ask if we wanted all of our order or just partly to which I said that a starter will no longer be needed. However they then brought us the full order anyway. When we wanted to pay, they wanted us to pay the full 2 bills. 1 We did not fully eat the other order. 2 It baffles me you want to charge for a mistake that was made by yourselves.

We ended up paying for 1,5 orders as it wasn’t so much about the money but in my opinion you can’t charge for a mistake YOU have made.

Me and my partner had intially agreed to leave a good tip to cover for the food had they not decided to charge for it all. I would certainly not recommend nor...

Read so many reviews so decided to try this place. When We entered and before We could settle down at the table with the kids, I was asked 02 times by the waiter if I need poppadoms, no menu was provided before asking. So reluctantly I said okay thinking it might be complimentary. And I didn’t mind paying even if it wasn’t complimentary. Along with the poppadoms came chutney, pickle and yoghurt (again I wasn’t asked If I needed it) . My kids don’t eat any of that. We ordered butter chicken, lamb pathia, chicken tikka and naans. Lamb pathia was very tasty, tikka was average but the butter chicken was a yellow gravy more like a korma. The worst butter chicken we have ever had. When the bill came, I was surprised that they charged me £9 for the poppadoms, I was told that the chutney was £4.5 and £ 4.5 for the pappads. We suggested to the waiter that next time they need to ask the customers before bringing it as not everyone wants to have it but he made us feel as if it was about the money rather than the wastage of food on the table! Left from there very...

I completely love this place so much. Prithi down the road is far inferior. Their curries are watery, flavourless, and their naan was soggy like moss near a lake. Agra uses delicious spices and aromas, which is nice and makes me happy like Christmas or buying discounted mayonnaise. The waiters' petite frames allow rapid nimble maneuvers, ensuring all tables are aptly catered for and orders are delivered promptly. The naga chill is hot and balanced and the rice yummy and scrumptious... always on point. The decor is quite breathtaking in some respects, with proper authentic curry house designs inside and out. Prices are highly competitive, so all in all, this place is hard to beat. If you live nearby, it's close to you which makes it easy to get to which is nice, like back scratches and waterproof plasters. 11/10 love it...