Bay of Bengal — Restaurant in Northern Ireland

Starters were great, unfortunately the mains not so good. Chicken was cooked well so that it was wonderfully moist, unfortunately flavour had a 'hole' in it. Sadly, there are no soft furnishings nor curtains. Consequently the noise from other customers fills the room such that you can hardly hear others in your group. This means raising one's voice which just adds to the cacophony! It was busy when we went which resulted in an extremely long wait between starters and mains, about an HOUR! Very friendly staff but because of the other aspects we'll think twice before going again, which is a shame. I hope the management take note of this review and try to uplift...

There’s a couple of very good things about this restaurant, the food and the price. A lot cheaper than other Indian restaurants with the same high quality food.

However, the drawback is management / waiting times. I’ve been twice (take-away) and ordered online on their “food hub” portal. This portal gives a collection time of approx 30 mins after you order but I’ve realised that by no means is when your food is ready. Twice now I have had to wait for c. 30 / 40 mins after they said my food is ready. Not good enough, either change the booking system or advise of a correct time.

In summary, great food but be...

The food is absolutely exceptional. We had a takeaway tonight- the meal for 2 was incredible value and with an extra naan bread it fed 4 of us. I'd highly recommend Bay of Bengal. We had Chicken Tikka Masala, Chicken Pathia, naan bread, poppadoms, onion bajis and chicken tikka. We will definitely be back. The food was super tasty, and the staff were very friendly. It was extremely good value. The meal for 2 was only £24.99 and you got 2 starters, 2 mains, 2 pilau rice and a naan bread. There was also 15% off on Bangor Eats. I think this will be our new...