Le Raj Indian Restaurant — Restaurant in Wales

We ate our meal for men on a night out. I paid the bill using my telephone put it on the table. We were the last four customers in the restaurant. We got into our friends car and went home some 5 miles away. Having realised I left my phone at the restaurant. I called the manager surprised that my phone has been switched off. I said I was concerned it might have been stolen at which point I received a lot of abuse the next day I returnd to the restaurant to pick my phone which was clearly visible on. Find my phone. However, the manager refused to admit the phone could be on the property and said that the Apple service didn’t work I must’ve lost my phone in a taxi at which point I explained we didn’t take a taxi one of us drove anyway I had no luck. My phone was stolen when I went to the toilet and I didn’t realise until I got home. It was switched off deliberately as the battery was full and the manager would not take responsibility or help us by looking at his internal CCTV, I reported this to the police, the food is nice, but I don’t believe the...

Quite simply ... a delightful Indian restaurant which I highly recommend you visit. I like to think of myself as a bit Indian cuisine connoisseur and the stand out dishes for me were the onion bhajis..... and quite simply the tastiest naan bread (peshwari) I have ever experienced. The Currys were fresh, meats tender and packed full of flavor .. I can recommend the Green Tikka masala. Fairly mild but lots of flavour. Humble/Classic setting, traditional Indian music (a must for me). The front of staff made us feel welcomed and were really friendly .. the open kitchen was full of hustle and bustle with plenty of Chefs at work... Highlighting to me the owners are really invested in you having a lovely experience with some top notch Indian food. Do visit, if you have time sit in and enjoy the...

Iam scoring a 1 star due to the dishonesty. We ordered a take away and was told it would be about an hour. 2 hours later and I am still sat in the waiting area along with 15 other waiters. Once I received my food and walked outside there was a queue of 13 cars waiting at the collection point along with the people still waiting inside and a full restaurant, and they were still taking orders over the phone and quoting an hour. They clearly were unable to cope with the demand, and while it was very busy (new years eve) if they had told me 2 hours in the beginning I still would have ordered. They definitely don't start cooking your food until you arrive and pay. So it's totally pointless calling and ordering your food...