Looks like a family business. the teenage lad who took our order was wearing track suit bottoms and t shirt but personable enough as was his two sisters front of house. There was a white tablecloth and low key Christmas decorations. Indian music was playing when we entered but then changed to some Christmas music. Small restaurant, 28 covers
Alan drank the less well known Tusker beer. ( much nicer than teh Blue Moon beer he had at The Elephant pub we visited afterwards.)
Pickles were thick, the mint yogurt could have been a little more tasty. Sheesh kebab not greasy.
Chicken tikka was served on a sizzler with salad and Alan enjoyed his Naga chicken. the chef- presumably the father cam out of the kitchen to ask us if we were enjoying our meal. Unpretentious.
Alan commented that he could actually read the bill which was neatly written.
8/10
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