Veggie Perrins — Restaurant in Plymouth

Who would have thought that Plymouth of all places, harbours one of the most authentic and delectable Gujarati restaurants I have ever been to.

Order:

1 x Sweetcorn curry 1 x Kerela vegetables 1 x Smoked aubergine 2 x Puri 1 x Pratta 1 x Garlic rice

I really coudln’t fault this meal, everything was so tasty and felt like pure home cooking. There’s a difference between most indian restaurants and this, in the sense that a lot of indian resuturants overload on the oil to flavour the masasla, however the curries here were light, moreish and well balanced. The Kerela vegetables in particular was my favourite, while my girlfriend enjoyed the depth of flavours to the aubgergine dish.

The puri and garlic rice were very good too and the staff were incredibly pleasant and welcoming.

Atmosphere wise, its cosy and quiet with a subtle smell of incense floating through the tables.

As a South Asian person myself, I cannot reccomend this place anymore and believe that this is one of the best Indian restaurants I have been to in the UK. The food will warm your heart and you won’t leave feeling like you need to walk about 3 miles to cure your brimming...

Food was really nice but management sucked!! I'm explaining in details below:

FOOD: It was delicious. Made by experienced hands and tasted good too. No doubt.

Management: Management was terrible! There was this middle aged man with specs, he was very rude to everyone present there. Strictly monitoring the food we are having and being rude and disrespectful if asked for more food. We went on a buffet paid by STAR Tours but the restaurant provided us limited food though it was named 'buffet' and most importantly behaved very arrogantly as if we were begging! This man, especially, doesn't know the basic etiquettes, manners and has no sense of modesty.

It's a short setup but they make good food. A homey atmosphere it can be. But for this place to grow, this rude man needs to learn the BASIC LESSONS OF MODESTY and the basics of hospitality too. I hope the restaurant authority looks into this behavioural iasue...

What a fabulous restaurant! The best South Indian food I've had outside of East London. I had a set meal including numerous veg dishes, a masala dosa, poories and popadams all of which was nicely spiced. Some may like their food a little hotter, but I'm sure they'd be pleased to add some heat of asked because the service was exceptional. The waitress noted I had a large bag and asked if I had a train to catch and asked if I had any time restrictions, which I did, and she made sure all three courses were served and eaten in time. They have not one, but two real ales on the menu (plus some nice cider and all the usual lagers etc) and she even asked if I wanted my ale cold or at room temperature! Needless to say I happily left a large tip and caught my train with a full belly and a smile on my face. Definitely recommended even if you're not usually a veggie (which I'm not). I'll be back whenever I'm...