Taste Of Raj — Restaurant in South Norfolk

We are visiting friends in Strabroke and collected a take away, the food arrived right on time. My wife had a Chicken Biryani, veg sauce and we shared a Chana Sag side dish, I had the mixed starter followed by the Chicken Nepali and Nan bread. The starter was acceptable but the Chana Sag was excellent and the Chicken Nepali was very good ( do request a proper vindaloo if this is what is required). My only issue was the Nan, I ordered the garlic Nan online and I didn't check the receipt but it stated Cheese Nan, either way it didn't taste like a cheese Nan and it was quite small especially priced at £3.25. I make my own nans and these are very cheap to make, my local indian supply a nan bread twice the size for less money! Please do not let the nan issue put you off as the food is very good as is the service. The staff were also very friendly. Certainly...

I can't express my disappointment enough. We were really looking forward to this meal and quite honestly it was bland. How can a jalfrezi be bland?! How is that possible. A jalfrezi is also supposed to be hotter/spicier than a madras - The rice was spicier than this. The dhansak was a major disappointment - being one of our favourites - again bland and flavourless. Most of the food we had consisted of a large amount of sauce and not a lot else.

Disappointed, so very disappointed.

Not sure why they're responded by lying either. I've never used Tripadvisor. Also claiming we keep coming back is odd because we've only ever been there once and have no intention of ever going back.

I've also reduced the service rating because they've lied and made unture accusations and clearly have no idea about...

The food was excellent. Having been to many Indian restaurants I have found few that compete. Whilst everyone races about a couple of big names in Norwich I would choose the Taste of Raj any day. The service was great and attentive. The town is small so parking is usually pretty easy (often right outside the building). Not being able to order alcohol on site may seem a downside but there is no challenge on bringing your own so it's not a show stopper. If anything it makes you focus more on the food. This is in my top 3 for Indian food dine in. Don't miss out - give it a try. With regard to wheelchair access, it's an old building, has some narrow access and small steps inside so best to check with...