Taste of India in King's Lynn and West Norfolk

We've been visiting several times, and each time, staffs have been polite and friendly. The food was very good and reasonably priced. Would go there again whenever we fancy an Indian meal.

Not eaten at this restaurant, but cant believe the video of the blind lady & the refusal of a dog. This has to be a scam. 1st, why would anyone video a night in an Indian. Secondly he said we are blind. What's he doing with a cam. ?? Ok, he might be partially blind. t just doesn't seem right.

Was visiting Kings Lynn so been there for my lunch to taste the food. But the way they were treating their customers n refusing blind people. I simple off my seat n out coz there’s more options for eating then why I should go there where no humanity. If they need their business running then they will have to change the rules n their attitude. Otherwise this time of covid hundreds of business went burst.

We ordered tonight and we away eating from here but after getting food tonight never again half was cold and korma did not taste right very watery and had bin all it and called them to feel that I was in the wrong. not happy will not order again

I dined in. The service was great. Despite lots of tables arriving at the same time, the staff rushed around and made sure that everyone quickly got something on their tables (drinks, poppadoms etc) so we were all comfortable while they took the main orders. The food itself was delicious. I had the "magic mushroom" starter which seemed novel. At least I have never seen it anywhere else before. It was good anyway. Then for main I had the fish balti. This was marked as hot but it was not too hot, more like medium. It was very tasty and spicy though. The portions were a good size too.

Refusing to serve a blind person and screaming and shouting at the poor person is absolutely unacceptable. You claim the member of staff "didn't know". It is your responsibility to ensure your staff do know, and regardless of training issues, the human common sense thing to do is to allow the person entry irrespective if your member of staff knew or not, so the lack of training dosn't wash with me. Would be terrified to visit this restaurant just in case I got screamed at for something that isn't my first

They refuse service to disabled people and humiliate blind people.It is completely unacceptable and illegal for a business or service to refuse entry to a customer with a guide dog.Hopefully these owners will review how they interact with their customers, look over the UK Law and to not discriminate.Food is average. It could be better.

Amazing food, amazing staff and amazing service. Please do not let a couple of ignorant people looking for trouble with their guide dog, who came in recording looking for trouble fool you. The manager is amazing in person and showed that in the video, yet the 2 attention seekers tried to humiliate and destroy a lovely restaurant. God knows how these kind of people sleep at night knowing they could ruin someone's livelihood. AGAIN AMAZING FOOD AND SERVICE. Their was obviously a language barrier initially, locals bring in dogs and this was explained and resolved and they were both invited in with their guide dog AND REFUSED TO EAT, were they really hungry? Were they really looking to eat or did they come in recording looking for trouble and took advantage of a woman who's language is not EnglishM

On my first visit to King's Lynn I found this gem, on returning how could I not return?!The food is awesome, it takes me back to travels in India. The flavours exciting and subtlely balanced, the textures delicate and overall divine. Brilliant restaurant!Where is everyone tho, this place would be full in a city.

Super delicious 😋 foods. Was very happy with the service..