Reviews in Plymouth

This is the best Indian restaurant to go to if you are watching the cost, however the standard for food does not change. The food is as good as Baba's (the restaurant opposite which is far more expensive) however the only problem is the decor is a bit dated. Do not be put off though as the food is gorgeous. Chicken Moglai is my fav. We've been many times to this restaurant and not once had a bad meal there. Usually 2 of us can eat there for about £12 as it is 50% off all food, even starters and desert (although to be honest I? usually too full for desert!) We've even had big groups of us go (about 30 people) and there is so much space this is not a problem. They also do takeaway but you don? get the 50% off then (however we were given free pints whilst we waited! Don? think this is standard though). Totally recommend Ganges if you want good Indian food at non-silly prices.

Outstanding restaurant with lovely food. I have visited this restaurant many many times and not once was i disappointed with the food. This place is very surprising, its quite small and doesnt look like anything special from the outside. But the staff are friendly and the with the superb food this place is one of the best Indian's in Plymouth.

despite the fact that prices have just been put up, its still the best and most genuine Indian in Plymouth (possibly this side of Bristol...??!) excellent selection of PROPER indian dishes, always hard to choose even for a dedicated carnivore like myself. lunch menu is good too...!!

I? eat here every day if I lived in Noss Mayo. Only thing is, no kids after 7, even if eating upstairs, but the food is consistently brilliant and the place has been done up with style

the best omlettes in the world!!!!

a really good meal, only next time i'd avoid the anglicised 'starters' and go for the pure japanese. my wasabi steak was excellent though, i even managed to eat it with chopsticks! great atmosphere, good value

we had an excellent meal, again, this time with kids and their grandparents. all enjoyed the food and no-one chose from the traditional menu. how authentic it's hard to say, but if you're bored of the usual indian this is the place to try. modern decor too

This has to be the most exciting restaurant in Plymouth, the food is superb, fresh, flavourful and light, none of this thick heavy over MSGd kind of thing. Pure flavours, I had the seabass, it was stunning. I have been back since and tried the sashimi ans sushi as well as yakatori. Cannot fault it. well done. NB whenever I have been there has been a lot of Japanese eating here, that must say something.

Excellent service, very quick and friendly. Fresh hot food. Great live music in relaxed atmosphere- Tues night. Will go back!

really good coffee, relaxed place, not too pricey, friendly staff

We dined here recently during the week expecting it to be quite quiet, what a surprise to find the place buzzing, a real mixture of people, some post cinema some looked like they were having a dinner party at home. We were immediately lifted by the atmosphere and quickly got the wine ordered, I really fancied a good bottle and Charlotte recommended a top Australian from the bin end racks, it arrived properly decanted and complete with two awesome glasses. Food wise we both ordered Scallops in Bacon, a massive portion of beautifully cooked scallops arrived with crusty bread. We had to leave some to make room for our mains, I ordered the mildly spiced Indian Lamb with mash, again the portion huge and very good too, my partner opted for the smoked chicken dish which she loved. We had a great night, will definitely go again and recommend it.

go you will love it!

A few of our friends go to the Eastern Eye on a regular basis, it is the best restaurant so far in the Plymouth area. We love the service provided by all staff, especially Kalam, who is the most sexiest waiter in town. His generosity is outstanding and the entertainment is always a bonus.

I have to confess to being a bit of a Bistro One regular, and can recommend all their offerings ranging from their excellent English Breakfast to their varied dinner menu which features the best of local produce. Don't come here if you want flash surroundings, crisp linen and stuffy waiters, but DO come here for outstanding food and service at a sensible price!

We always get a warm welcome from the friendly, knowledgeable staff, whether we last visited a month or a year ago! Great menu - too much to choose from! - and a relaxed atmosphere. The best curry house in Plymouth - very highly recommended.

Found Chandlers on here and thought it looked interesting - so glad we did! Excellent food, a superb location (the view would have been better if it hadn't been obscured by liquid sunshine!), great service and a bill at the end of it that left me smiling. A treat for the taste buds, the eyes and the wallet - oh and the feet will appreciate it too with parking right outside. All in all one of the more enjoyable culinary experiences we've had in Plymouth recently

Excellent food, good wine, creative cooking. But the location is not at all central, and the deco is just bad taste: plastic and DIY. A place serving original food and wine should have a matching interior.

I had a very good time there, food was superb, Iqbal was extremely helpful...Top guy! Knows his stuff... I would recommend anyone to go there...bite pricey, but it was definitely worth it! 10/10 from me...