Basmati Nepalese and Indian restaurant in Southampton

Great food in an unassuming spot. Good service and good value. Early dinner before a show at the Mayflower meant it was quiet and fast.

Value for money but you have to book early. The reason I gave 3 star because you will have the good taste but not the traditional taste

Really nice environment and great host. We felt very welcome and at ease as staff was wearing masks. The food was exceptional - the chicken korma in particular was one of the best I have ever had. Other than that, we had samosas and mixed kebab starters, the lamb sally as main, mushroom rice, garlic naan, spinach and potatoes sides. The food arrived at perfect intervals. We are definitely visiting again soon!

I came to visit Southampton and its been a year far from my country nepal… all the brother i meet here are so nice and food is so delicious… i have chat with Rajendra brother for a long time and i feel like am at home… whenever i come to southampton i prefer this restaurant always

Superb Indian. Looks a bit dreary from the outside but it is a super curry from Indians who know how to cook. Really enjoyed my lamb Josh

This is a nice and lovely restaurant. Best to purchase gradually when you are eating in to avoid doggy bag and wastage if you are a light eater. Definitely great value for money.

Very friendly staff. Nice quiet dining where you can enjoy the food and actually have a conversation without competing with lots of ambient noise. Has all the usual curries but I'd recommend going off the beaten track and trying one of their Nepalese dishes. You will not be disappointed. The sauces are really fresh and pack awesome flavours. Specially liked the chicken kalimurchi and chicken sally (yup, that's what it's called!).

So happy to have found this restaurant! The food is so flavoursome and well cooked. Great balance of flavours. Love the momos! The vegetarian thali is so worth it too.

Great food and service. The Monday night special is particularly good - 3 curries (1 meat and 2 vegetarian), rice and naan for £7.95.

EXTREMELY SMALL PORTION.Food was tasty & fresh, and properly cooked.Unfortunately the portion was TINY according to the high prices (£9 for tiny dish) and they knew that, therefore they brought me a free vegetable curry portion without me asking for it to compensate.They also charge for Pappadum as well as the chutney, which both of them are usually complementary.Tip to owner: please update the decor & portion sizes or reduce prices.Tip to diners: Make sure you ask the portion size before ordering as you might end up half eaten.VERDICT: very expensive according to the location & decor.