Mint and Mustard Penarth in The Vale of Glamorgan

Busy on a Saturday night - booked via open table. Would recommend booking prior.Had the prawn goan vindaloo- nice dish -Spicy with an amazing sauce- just disappointed by the number of prawns in the dish- 6.The Naan bread was nice- cut uk into5 slices and could be shared.Desert of carrot was too sweet, it has a layer of oil at the bottom of the dish- as to be expected for Indian deserts.The mango margarita was a classic and not made with crushed ice.Service was ok- busy which could do with more staff.

Lovely food, attentive staff. Very tasty, and although not huge portions I was satisfied when I left.

First visit based on good recommendations. Lovely air conditioned premises & friendly staff. Sadly, We were very disappointed with the food. Sheekh kebabs were good portion but very spicy n “mint” sauce was very thick & intense flavour of maybe coriander. Main meals - ordered a keralan mango / coconut delicately spiced prawn curry but, meal that arrived was green and had a pungent intense flavour no hint of delicate / coconut or mango. The butter chicken was more like a spicy tikka masala. We left wondering if we’d been served someone else’s meals as food just didn’t match up with menu description of the dishes we ordered. Was very expensive. Unlikely to return. And, jug of water was room temperature - should definitely be well chilled with ice in it in this hot weather.

Amazing food lovely staff definitely come again.

My second visit, the first was " can only say was one of the best India meal I have ever had. My second visit, Friday 8th, was again a very impressive meal, staff very friendly, just one small negative I would say the "heat" on the menu is not what I would call correct on what I have had on my 100s of visits to other Indian restaurants, I had the Goan Vindaloo, if vindaloo "heat" is 9/10, I say this was a more like a 5/10 in "heat".....but yhe meal it's self was amazing. Would love to go back again soon....excellent. food

Reliably good Indian restaurant which serves somewhat out of the ordinary food in pleasant surroundings. Only opens at 2pm on a Saturday but still worth the trip for a late lunch

We were visiting Penarth and the restaurant was approx 3 minutes from the hotel. Coming from London and used to eating authentic Indian food, we, the family, visited the restaurant with no hope of finding authentic Indian food (not Bangladeshi food disguised as Indian food consisting of Dhansak, Jalfrezi, etc).To our pleasant surprise, the food quality was quite authentic, very good in flavours. We tried the veg thali, lamb and chicken thali, kids tried Delhi Chicken. The naan bread was very well made, the entire food was brilliant.My wife is extremely difficult to please in regards to food and she loved it. There was a mess up with the dessert order but it happens sometimes.We visited the restaurant again next day and tried Tandoori cauliflower wings, Tandoori Chicken and others and again the food was spot on. The manager offered us the dessert on house because of mess up last night which was a nice gesture.Must visit for authentic flavours.The only downside was the server on first day, wouldn't answer our questions properly but it didn't bother us too much.

Thank you so much Mint and Mustard Penarth for the fantastic takeaway we ordered for my son's 18th birthday during lockdown. Highly recommended!

Absolutely amazing food here! Atmosphere is stylish and inviting. Service warm and friendly - although as another reviewer put it can sometimes be a little confused especially on busy nights - but doesn't take away from an amazing culinary experience. First place we wanted to and go after lockdown and didn't disappoint. Love these guys.

If you've ever wondered what Heinz curry soup tastes like then go to mint and mustard. Naan was nice, rice ok, but not 1 curry in sight!! It was more like chicken in tomato soup and lightly spiced lamb stew. Soooo much sauce. And no "tikka" on the chicken, just plain chicken stewed in a bland tomato soup. No flavour. We drove an hour to come here as the reviews were good, but it was so disappointing. Was greeted by a rude guy who seemed reluctant to serve us or answer any questions. The guy who delt with the complaint had a good 20 minutes of excuses up his sleeves. And just kept going on and on about the recipe's and how they'd never change. It was bizarre ... I don't know what it's usually like here but it appeared as though the food is made in large quantities ready to go as it was brought to us in less than 7 minutes of ordering and tasted watered down. Just buy a packet of Spice Taylor for £2 in Asda, trust me you can do better than this.