Rania Restaurant in Waverley

Found a gem with this place. Have only eaten takeaway twice but will eat in the restaurant too as looks beautiful setting to eat. Both times have ordered tandoori chicken main with rice, peshwari naan and chutney tray. Both times collection on time, very nice, polite and welcoming waiters. Food delicious, so tasty and lots that you get for the price. Noticed on takeaway menu that on Tuesdays they do 2 for 1 on mains and another special offer which is great value. Definitely got a returning customer here so thank you for delicious food and service.

The curry's can be a bit hit and miss, but Hanan, the owner always gives you a warm welcome. I had an excellent chilli naga there too.

Lovely and friendly restaurant. Great location.Below scores are out of 10Customer Service 8Food Quality 8Atmosphere 8Presentation 8Products 8Location 9.5Parking: Lots of paid parking. At times there is parking on the street too if you get lucky :)Overall 8

NO NO NO! If you are thinking of spending money on a take away don’t bother! The worst curry we have ever had. We bought 3 different curries and they were terrible. Dry overcooked chicken, watery sauces and lacking any flavour! NEVER AGAIN!!

First and last time ordering takeaway. Ordered online at 17.55, paid via PayPal to collect at 18.45. Turn up, no order then tell me I haven't paid. Go and get proof, but not happy as not received payment - 🤔 not customers fault45 mins late, order comes out. Get home (5 mins away) cold and the naan was like eating a piece of leather - not impressedNot even an offer of a drink while waiting or apology - weren't busy either, I wonder why?Will stick to Curry Inn in future

Really disappointedOrdered poppadoms, butter chicken, coco Chili, sag paneer and brinjal. We had high hopes but unfortunately these were not met.The quality of the food seemed high just missing the flavour mark. The poppadoms and brinjal were the best items.The butter chicken was like chicken in tomato soup, did not contain any hint of what I had previously known as the dish butter chicken.The coco chilli, an intriguing dish we were excited about, was essentially the butter chicken tomato soup with a bit more spice and one or two apricots floating in it. In fact, if it wasn’t for the small increase in spice it was indistinguishable from the ‘butter chicken’.My partners take: ‘it was nice but it was creamy tomato soup with some herbs in it.’I will say, the tandoor chicken in the ‘soups’ was very lovely and brought much needed flavour.The sag paneer maybe best advertised as ‘deconstructed sag paneer’ as it was purely just spinach with onions in with 5 pieces of paneer in the corner. Very dry without flavour.The brinjal was as expected and managed to remind me that we were indeed eating Indian cuisine.We will be ordering from other Indians in the locality in the future.

Collected a takeaway from here tonight, it was terrible. Hardly any chicken in any of the main courses and it was flavourless, got a vindaloo and 2 dansaks. Would've been more satisfied with a microwave curry

Wonderful restaurant. The staff could not be more accommodating, or friendly. The atmosphere was chic and chilled and the food was fresh and beautiful. I will visit again. Highly recommend

The take away food was very average. Hardly any chicken in my main course, was packed out with potatoes. I had this dish as a dine in meal a couple of years ago, and it was lovely. Either the recipe has been changed, or the takeaway food is very poor. I'll be going back to Spice for my Indian takeaways in future, more meat, and far tastier.

Lovely meal at Brasserie Rania, the kashmir king prawns and the Alu tikki were a delight, the railway chicken and sheep kebab were outstanding. Also loving the new Alfresco dining area, specially in this gorgeous weather