Emperor of India in Windsor and Maidenhead

Good food but very pricey, service charge was to much

Booked a birthday meal here with a group of 5. Service was terrible it took an hour for starters. Table we were sat was poor for a birthday even though i asked for special request when booking. Prices are very expensive and for the money we would of hoped the quality of food was excellent, but however was not. Lamb special was not special and was extremely sweet with too many onions and the chicken tikka masala was more like Heinz tomato soup with chicken cubes in it. Overall just avoid unless you want to be ripped off.

The delivery we had was unbelievably bad and I am struggling to understand the validity of some feedback. At £84 for a takeaway for two I was expecting edible food. After tasting most of it was binned. The tandoori was pure salt and the lamb chefs special was so sweet it was disgustingly bad. The naan was ok, bit stodgy. All in all a terrible meal at a crazy price. Avoid

The Emperor of India is the best Indian restaurant in the area by a long way! The people leaving one star reviews are clearly not being objective and leaving these reviews out of spite. The food is fantastic and the service is great. I regularly take my family or go with friends and I've always had a lovely meal. First class curry..ignore the silly reviews and give it a try!

Instead of a normal menu you had to scan a QR code to see the menu. So you have to scroll round on a small phone screen. Told this was normal. First time I have come across it.Ask for a paper menu and got an poor excuse about Covid. Poor attitude and unpleasant from manager. To add insult to injury, The curry was just okay. These are lots of other curry houses round here. P.S. £6.30 for a bottle of Cobra. Expensive.

This place has good variety in food especially for veg compared to other restaurants. Moderately priced. Service is good.

Extremely expensive and overpriced by at least 25% on all menu items. The food is average and the portion size is very small. This place is not value for money. They also add-on a 10% service charge to the bill but do not state, as they should that it is discretionary and not required by law to be paid.I would suggest they lower their prices to a more fair, just, reasonable and equitable level and be open, candid and transparent about the obligation to pay the service charge on the receipt.

We went for a Diwali Celebration meal in actual Diwali, but although this is an Indian restaurant there was no sign of Diwali acknowledgment at all. The food was horrible, and very greasy. It was very expensive, & our plates were cleared away before swallowing the last mouthful, we felt that we were being scrutinized. The restaurant was also pretty cold.Very disappointing, wouldn't go back or recommend it to anyone.

Long wait for food, our order was taken long after others who arrived after us. The food was slow, greasy and all the bread was burnt for each order. Our order for 4 dinners came to over £200 ( no alcohol) so we were expecting a better standard of food. On the upside the staff were friendly and smiley. Just a shame about the food 😕

Good food, especially the nans which are fluffy with big bubbles in the dough and the pickles chutney that they serve with their papadom. The service could be somewhat smiling more... Pricey at the end, but rather nice.