Gate of India in Broadland

What has happened to our local Indian?? 6 of us went there last night and were very disappointed. I ordered a prawn cocktail for a starter which was just flooded with sea food sauce. It looked like just a bowl of it. The rest of the food was very slow to arrive, had obviously sat around for a while as it had dried out on top and so so salty; some of it was inedible. Rather than make a fuss, I shall not be ordering or eating here again. A great shame.

Impromptu Indian meal after needing to kill some time in Aylsham. King Prawn Puri is one of the best I've had. Bhuna was excellent and Naan breads top notch. Lucky Aylsham to have this gem close to hand.

1st time ordering a takeaway, it was delicious, would definitely use again, staff friendly and welcoming, ordered over phone and order was ready when i arrived. Look forward to coming in to eat. Only moan is no free poppadoms, all the Indian's used in past did this, nice little gesture maybe. 👍

Been coming here for 7-8 years now takeaways and sitting in restaurant and for Still the best around .Just wish we could visit more often just difficult now days with our 1 year old daughter .

Great food but a little noisy with people thinking about themselves instead of others

Friendly staff. Excellent food and great value

Fantastic service from the gate of India, we were a large group, for which they asked for a pre order, and we received nothing but amazing service. Food was really for collection at the prearranged time, no waiting around, no hassle, nothing missing.Couldn't have asked for moreMenu offered a good range, and all the classics avalible plus a few more. Food was cooked well and all freshly cooked to order

I’ve given a 3 star review as we had a very hit and miss takeaway here while on holiday.Some of the dishes, such as the shashlick bhuna, were good and the meat cooked well.However some of the dishes were not as the website described, with different flavours. One of the dishes, the passanda, was disgusting and we had to bin it unfortunately. We thought this would be a relatively standard dish but it was tangy, acidic and not good. I would recommend avoiding this dish.We also had the King Prawn Bahari, but the prawns were hard and rubbery, and not nice. The sauce however was flavourful - another example of the hit and miss of our takeaway here.The nawabi raan dish was very good, and if you do eat here I would recommend this. The Akbori chicken was also a good dish.All in all, it was a reasonable experience, but I wouldn’t recommend it.

Booked this place after being recommended however, was not impressed: prawn starters - well over cooked as hard to cut due to being like rubber, salad nice. Main meal - mixed grill- chicken over cooked, soft but very dry and 5 out of six meats were all well over cooked and like rubber but 1 piece ok. Everything else was very nice though. Wife had biryani which was tastless. Had Irish coffee but it was so sweet and when asked why waiter said that he had put 2 heaped sugars in, but he did not know why. Still gave £10 tip but no thanks though. Probably will not return.

Terrible had been 2 years ago and didn't enjoy, but thought would give it another go as chefs change etc. I had a chicken jalfrezi and mushroom rice. The chicken was over cooked dry and hard, the onion was still hard, no heat to the meal (fairly hot dish) and not a lot of spice to it. To finish my experience off the price was around £4 more expensive than the same meal i actually enjoy in Norwich.