Rajinda Pradesh in Central Bedfordshire

The restaurant was in a nice place, with nice decorations. The stuff were friendly, the service was good and the food was delicious except the shrimp biryani, it was below our expectations, as it was tasteless. The samosa and the chicken tikka masala were so tasty and the level of the spice was balanced. The prices were reasonable. Worth to try.

Food was appalling. Waiter was excellent. Otherwise this would be a one star review. Rice tasted strange - was it cooked earlier in the day. The kernels were hard in the centre and the outside of each kernel disintegrating. I've been cooking rice for decades and never seen anything like this.Generally, overpriced with no flavours. My 'vegetable Jalfrezi' was literally a red thick sauce with 6 large vegetable pieces. They'd be better off getting a decent Jalfrezi sauce from the supermarket.Definitely overpriced. Without drinks it was about £25 - £30 per head.The poppadum's had been warmed up in the microwave - there was pieces of microwave burn (too chewy and weird) in the centre. The children's food to be fair was a decent size and nothing to complain about (it was a children's burger with beans.)Nothing authentic eastern about these dishes. Avoid. Buy a Lloyd sauce and rice and make your own... Sorry, the staff were lovely, so lovely I didn't want to complain at the time. It wasn't their fault - whoever is responsible for quality control is not doing their job. Such a shame and a poor end to an otherwise decent holiday.

Staying here with family and had a delivery tonight at their villa. Unfortunately, we had 2 meals from Rajinda Pradesh. They weren't very good. A lamb Rogan josh and a chicken Jalfrezi. The Jalfrezi had enough meat, but didn't look or taste like any Jalfrezi I've ever had before. The sauce was a strange colour, the chicken didn't taste of anything and the sauce was not pleasant. I left half of it. The Rogan josh also didn't taste like any we've had before, but again there was enough meat. So disappointed. Especially as me and my husband were chosen to help taste and rate the new menu when we stayed at Centre Parcs Sherwood a few years ago. Then the quality was superb, we tried many new and existing items, together with the Head of Food and Beverage, and other Management. We were looking forward to having such good quality tonight, but it just tasted like poor supermarket ready-meals.

Read the reviews before eating at this restaurant. Previously having eaten at the one in Sherwood which was excellent. My own experience in Woburn was a positive one. Food was cooked to perfection. Service was excellent. Courteous and polite staff and nothing was too much trouble. A thoroughly pleasant experience. Well worth a visit

Worst meal ive ever had, guys you would be better getting the money, you would be spending here and burning it to cook your meat on the bbqChicken was raw and i could of cooked better standing by the stove blindfolded and hands tied behind my back,Whole family was ill within hours after eating a 1/4 of this meal. We threw it away.Tescos sell a better microwave meal than this place can cook.STEER CLEAR

If you are looking for authentic Indian food, don't hold your breath. Rice....short and grainy. Curry....korma was average & RoganJosh was bitter. The chicken in the curry was cooked OK.

Bit strange. No one else in the restaurant when we went. Staff said only 4 booked in for the rest of the evening. But the staff were very friendly and attentive. They had many more guests due the next day. Menu is not what it used to be like, they seem the have removed the banquet. But found that you could order similar really from the menu. Not too bad but of course center parts prices. Food came quickly, not surprisingly, but was nice and tasty. At least the bored kitchen staff still produced something good when they needed to. Hopefully the lack of customers was just a perfect storm and not the new norm! as we will go back there again on another visit.

Had to review this restaurant at Woburn. My little group all declared this about the best Indian restaurant we had ever been to! Although most of us are Southerners who therefore are clearly amateurs in this area... one of our group hails from the North and therefore prides herself as somewhat of a connoisseur! Another member of the group, let's just say has several generations of his family cooking this food nightly and he now has to have an awkward conversation with his grandmother that she is doing it wrong... Everything was spot on from the presentation, flavour, service, setting and ambience. Well done center parcs and the chefs and staff at this restaurant in particular!

Was hoping to have a really positive review but unfortunately a lot of what is written is true. Positives the restaurant is nice and the staff are extremely nice and friendly. The service was prompt. The portion sizes were good. We had the banquet option. The starters and poppadoms were fine. But the mains are indeed weirdly sweet and the texture is quite bizarre. You can justify it and say its a centre parcs curry but you will be disappointed if you really like curry and yes the mains are overpriced if you look at it on terms of the quality. Take the sugar out !!!

Got the experience that included popadoms, starter platter, naan, curry and rice with drink which was great, they even added cheese to naan bread for free