Shamrat Restaurant — Restaurant in Wales

Highly rated place , with mixed blessings. Completely empty on a mid week visit , but it was January. First impressions was that it was cold inside. Bless. The energy crisis is hitting hard. But manageable. Decor is not overly fancy , nor the plain white plates. Waiters looked smart in black. Service was friendly. No hot drinks though ( coffee jug behind the bar sat staring at me ) and I could not drink chiiled stuff when it was six degrees. Music was interesting. Started off as traditional Asian with s singer but later became a trendy modern pop synth. The best of all was the food. REALLY good quality. Large portions. Very tasty. My captain special was lamb in a tamarind sauce. Very tasty. Lemon rice was lemony , peshwari naan soft and tasty. I really...

We've had food from here about 5 times in the past 6 months and we've been really impressed every time. We sat in the restaurant once and the waiters were very attentive and friendly.

The other times we've had take away (delivery once) and don't have any complaints about any of the food. Lamb biryani was the best I've had and the curries have always been delicious.

Good price too, we spent £32 tonight for 4 people (1 big starter, 4 mains and a rice) and it was plenty for dinner! Even have left overs.

A lovely place to eat and we're grateful as it's the only real restaurant in our part of St Mellons and walking distance...

Recently moved to the area so ordered for collection. Restaurant looked nice and clean and helpful staff. I ordered a butter chicken and chicken tikka massala. The butter chicken had a deep layer of butter ghee that I had to pour off and remove the rest with a spoon. All you could taste was the ghee and it ruined it. The massalla was tasty plenty of meat but my plate was full with water. The keema nan was the best I've had and nice mint sauce. Samosa were awfully greasy. I was disappointed for the money spent. I won't be so...