So India in Horsham

Despite most restaurants being full today Mothering Sunday, When I went to collect my take out meal I was surprised to see the restaurant empty at 1pm. This was an indicator as to the probability to the quality of food. No surprises - very timid, bland and uninteresting food. Will not go again.

Absolutely delicious, we have had 2 eat in meals and one takeaway, the food is always so fresh and tasty. We will most definitely be back again. Would recommend

Excellent service, the best curry house for miles. 10 out of 10

One of the best Indian restaurant around West Sussex

Failed pub building appearance from outside but very smart and tasteful within. Seriously needs better entrance lighting above highly dangerous hidden step from small car park. We ordered take away on line that was easy to do. Arrived a little early for pick up but made ourselves known. Got a grumpy "you will have to wait" in reply. We were happy to do that anyway. Food reasonably priced and well packed. Tandoori mixed grill was plentiful and decent quality, accompanying salad and Ratia a bit poor. Chicken Madras VERY hot and more like Vindaloo, it contained plenty of nicely cooked chicken but spoiled by obvious over spicing with chilli powder. Mushroom bargee was not great. Looked like tinned sliced mushroom with something liked Garam Masalla stirred in. Pilau rice was pretty good but wet at the bottom. All in all not bad but have eaten much better elsewhere.

Great food and the staff are always nice!

Our new favourite Indian takeaway. Conveniently located on A29 Codmore Hill, just outside Pulborough.Extensive menu and they will prepare special dishes for you, if asked. We call and collect; but there is nice restaurant on the premises if you prefer to dine out.Food is good quality, plenty of it and cooked fresh to order, hot when collected. Average time is 30mins.

We booked an early meal at this restaurant as part of the eat out to help out scheme. During the evening the restaurant became extremely busy with a large number of people grouped by the door around the reception area as they waited to be seated. The food and service was good but despite the use of hand sanitizers as you entered the restaurant there were no other precautions taken. As customers vacated their table they changed the tablecloth but no other cleansing in between customers were done nor any social distancing in between tables were taken into account. The waiters didn’t wear masks, handled our credit card and didn’t attempt to control the waiting customers mingling around the exit. A pity but wouldn’t feel comfortable going back.

Food was really nice. Sadly the staff seemed to have forgotten that with 'hospitality' also is "hospitable". Very rushed and unfriendly team.This was our first time to So India, on a quiet Monday. We have just moved in locally and had hoped to make this a regular place. We'll certainly try it again and hope the staff are a little more friendly.

Only had a take-away, so not a very well-informed review. The service was charming and the food was ready at the predicted time. Hence three stars. We ordered three varying types of dishes and as two out of three of us had lived and travelled extensively in India and the Far East and were used to preparing curried food, some expertise was involved. The food was oddly disappointing, in that no matter which dish we tried, they were all strangely sweet. I have not yet taken the trouble to comment to the management. It may be that this is their way of cooking and the restaurant was full when I collected the food, but not one for me again.