Shahe in Newcastle upon Tyne

Curry was decent, no complaints but also nothing special

Had a uber eats delivery. Food was very salty and briyani was spicy beyond tolerance. Had to stop eating and took loads of yogurt and milk to settle down burning sensation in mouth. Have raised complaints in uber aswell. I am a South Asian who can handle spice, but this was way beyond spicy, even though the food had no such spicy tag. Definitely not 4+ star as seen here. if eating salt like sea water n spice like death is your thing then try this restaurant.

Some fantastic original & unique dishes, prepared & served by excellent staff, all at a reasonable price. The best Indian food north of the Tyne. Try the Shahe Jal Jool for something out of the ordinary!

Food nothing special. Had the Amm Aur Murgh, was very much like tomato soup with some sliced tandoori sliced chicken in it. Was a bit bland really and very sweetAlso had the Shahe Tukra, this was better but could do with peppers in as well and not enough fresh chillies in it. Portions a bit on the small side too.Shall not bother trying the restaurant or order take away again. Shall stick with Solomans

Really delicious food, the best starter (chefs special king prawn) that I have ever had from an Indian restaurant/take out. Highly recommended.

Staff were friendly, very very quiet as in just me and my partner were in there on a Friday night. But was clean and tidy. Food was enjoyable potion size on the small side so ideal for me but could of been better for my partner. Pricing was fair. Will definitely go again when on the North East. The takeaway side I felt is more value for money but the quality is just the same.

Excellent service and food

DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE YEAR - I ordered a Malayan and I've never eaten food that had no flavour like that one like eating warm solid water, only flavour was in the pineapple. I also ordered a Madras that instead of spicy was tingly (like a fizzy drink) with no flavour and had the consistency of a soup. I ordered 2 desserts, the caramel and sticky toffee bombe came in a plastic wrap, the size of a tennis ball and a frutti di bosco in a glass cup, both which looked like they came from a bulk buy from Lidl. For the price I paid for my meal (and the desserts mostly) I was not expecting the lack of quality that I received compared to the reviews. I'm still hungry

The restaurant is not appealing from outside, but I have enjoyed the food and the look and feel.Pros:Delicious foodGood varietiesI recommend the duck special, it is very nice and well balancedThere is spacious car park beside it for freeStaff is very friendly and well groomedIt accepts Taste Card except Sat and SundayCons:Food may take some time to prepare (15 to 30 minutes)Overall:A nice friendly place for small gatherings of nice tasty foods , more in Indian style ofcourse.

Food was nice. But poor customer service and false advertising. Let my family believe we could have a 2-1 deal. Did not tell us it was just for main meal until after food. Everything else full price. Do not trust.