Aladdin's Restaurant

It is the fantastic place to eat Indian food and highly recommended. Me and my husband went out for a dinner and stopped at this restaurant. As for starters we had onion bhaji, which is favourite as well as sheek kebab and suka which I never had but we thought we'd taste something different. It was king prawn in this tangy sauce with herbs and spices which tasted really awesome.

We also had chicken rezala and king prawn dopiaza which included large chunks of onion and green peppers which I and my husband very much like because it gives the flavour. We had peshwari nan with the coconut and almond flavour.

I must say I am pleased with this restaurants food and we have had many Indian food in other restaurants and takeaway but so far this is the best. The service they provide is also excellent. Friendly and polite service.

I highly recommend people to eat there and just taste the food, the herbs and spices are really in there!

fantastic new menu, the Harry Mirch was particularly hot and tasted amazing. every time I've been it has always been top notch.

I haven't visited this Restaurant nor am I in any way linked to this establishment. However browsing the restaurants listed I have to add that some people totally lack any common sense and then have the temerity to abuse others for their own failings.
The restaurant may not have given a first class service nevertheless it beggars belief that the previous reveiewer did not ask whether the meat was HALAL prior to making a booking nor prior to being seated. To compound the episode she is complaining about the cost of a coke. Did she not see the price listed on the menu and why does she think that the restaurant should charge the same price as a supermarket?

I was taken to Aladdins Restaurant as a treat by 9 year old for mothers day. I was absolutely appaulled by the service we received. First of all the sign on the door said the buffet would be available from 12.30pm. We got there around 12.45pm and were told that it would be another 20 minutes before the buffet was ready. We were told we could have popadums while we waited(which in all honesty I wouldn't have expected to pay for as should the buffet had been ready we would not have had to incurr additonal costs) We ordered a plain rice for my child as he would not eat anything from the buffet. At 1.20pm the buffet was finally ready. When we asked for my sons plain rice, I was told that because it had to be cooked it was not ready yet. The food was nothing to write home about and when asked if all the dishes were halal, as advertised the waiter replied "I don't know" then he came back and said not the meat was not halal. The price of a can of coke was £2, which I would say is excessive and I certainly would not recommend this establishment to anyone.