Polash Balti Restaurant in Gwynedd

Party of 10 of us. Really enjoyed the food in a very relaxed atmosphere. Helpful staff. Would eat here again.

Beautiful food one of the best Indian meals I've had for the money, decor could do with an upgrade and the staff would benefit from learning to smile and having a personality, great place tho.

Pretty good quality. Nice poppadoms and chutney tray. Good seekh kebabs and really tasty chicken pakoras. Tandori king prawns excellent- top quality. Rice light and fluffy and subtle flavours. The star of the show is the hot pot masala main course. The flavour is really really nice. I can’t describe it. The sauce is quite dark and brown and garlicky and has hints of cinnamon and is rich and deep. It’s addictive. It has some spice. I’m surprised at negative reviews - this is as good as any other curry restaurant. Even the chapatis were fresh and light and thin and moorish. It’s inexpensive too. A lot of food for £24 ish. Maybe we had the best chef tonight.. I’m fussy and I have to say I would go back again next time I visit the area

The best takeaway in North Wales, we had a Naga Vegetables and a Dhansak. The naga was very hot and brimming with flavour, happy they didnt hold back on the spice.The Dhansak was hotter than it should have been, but we can both enjoy spice so could still taste the supreme fruitiness.The chap was very friendly and even apologetic about a 30-40min wait, which was not really long considering it was Saturday. Will be returning next time we are up north, hopefully soon.

Without doubt the worst Indian food I have ever tasted. Ordered three different types of curry sauce and all tasted exactly the same. Bland spices, bland flavours with a sauce consistency akin to sour milk. No skill involved in producing food this bad. Please, please put the chef on a cookery course.Note I had to tick one star to post this review. It should be five blank stars. Sorry.

On holiday with family. We waited 40 minutes for our takeaway, when we arrived to collect we then waited a further 40 minutes. We were a big group & ordered 9 - 10 different curry dishes. The food was very bland & not of a good quality. They got one of the dishes wrong & we ended up with an extra meat dish instead of a vegetarian dish. The king prawn curry contained a unshelled prawn which was initially bitten into. To top it all off, dispite it being an order of over £100, they still charged us for the poppadoms & they forgot to put In the extra raita.Had it not been so late, we would have returned the food. Thank goodness we weren't there for a sit down meal!I really don't ever write reviews but it was so awful I think its important to write this review so the restaurant makes some approriate changes

The best food! We’ve been coming here for years! We’ve had big family meals here and regularly have takeaway. Highly recommend. Friendly staff. I cant understand why there’s bad reviews on here.... ignore them. Listen to me and order 👍🏼 Highly recommend Spice of Pwllheli.

On holiday from Cambridge which has some great curry houses. This was bland, poor consistency and meat was cheaper thigh.Good enough to eat if your hungry but not top quality.

Here on vacation from Glasgow which has great Indian restaurants. I hadn't looked at reviews and decided to give it a try. Bought 2 meals. Very bland. Nan bread not crispy but sloppy, possibly because of the bag its put in which I imagine would sweat it.

I’ll stick to the facts:1. It took 2hrs for food to arrive.2. Food was cold/warm.3. All the poppadoms/dips were missing.4. When confronted, they were very rude and unpleasant.5. Offered a refund if all the food was ‘delivered’ back to them.6. Eventually and reluctantly gave a partial refund but only after lots of arguing.Ultimately a lot of hungry and disappointed adults and children.