Bengal Tandoori in Craigavon

Always great food and great service

While staff and service are friendly and punctual, my lamb korma takeout was way too sweet for my taste with not much meat (which tasted lovely tho), and my naan was quite greasy. It may well be that this is the authentic bengali style of making korma, but I found it so sweet, i wouldn't finish it.Update 01/2022:My preferred indian in town by now. Best poppadoms, best sauce tray, best spices and dishes across range in Portadown.

What a change in this restaurant from the last time i visited, the food was terrible it had so much lemon in it . The condensation was running down the walls and the mirrors and the place felt very damp and cold and I spent £40 for the pleasure of all this ! The girl who served us was very nice . Wount be back .

Food was cooked good 👍🏻 only problem I had was the staff are very unorganised as they told me they had no hi chair when I went to bathroom there was one in the hallway my 9 month child had to sit on my knee the whole way through my meal won't be back manners would also go a long way in this place

Been going here for about 20 years and found a good combination of starters and mains over the years. Have had some great meals and memorable evenings here.However, tonight my meal was disappointing. Although it was tasty, there was very little meat in my mixed tandoori starter and my lamb rogan josh and my daughter's chicken korma was laced with cloves, I thought korma was supposed to be tasty and mild.I mentioned to the waitress that the food was not as good as it used to be I asked if they had changed chef or something and she said no, it's been the same chef for 20 years.We paid our bill without quibble and left a tip.On reflection, there was just one other party of three and only three takeaway customers during our time there this evening. This is unusual in my 20 years of visiting one of the most flavoursome Indian restaurants I look forward to when visiting Northern Ireland.I'm sorry to say, I probably won't be back.

Best in the area by far...bit pricey...but worth it. Meat dishes are generous. Pliau rice very flavoursome.

Food was absaloutly delicious! Best Indian food we have had in a long time. Young male waiter was very helpful. Went for a birthday dinner and pre booked table a few days in advance. The only let down was they had no prosecco, we then tired to order the cava only to be told from the manager that we have to let them know in advance when booking that we wanted prosecco. Now I strongly recommend you remove the prosecco from your menu because surly if we want have it on the night.... Without ordering in advance it really shouldn't be there. Felt this was only a cope out because they didn't have it.

Lots of the restaurants in Portadown that we have visited seem to be struggling a bit after lockdown, but no such issues here. Great service, great food. A mucky glass loses one star, but the replaced and refilled, no hassle. We will be back.

Never be back, Ordered a take away and to be honest the whole thing from the Chuntney's, Keema and mushroom rice was pure rubbish.The rice seemed like it was 3 or 4 days old plus the meal was £8 more expensive than our usual restaurant in ArmaghDoesn't even deserve 1 star

I got one main course with a side, an extra side and a nan bread...cost me £20 and I could of got the exact same thing for £14 in another local Indian. When I got the food home it wasn't that warm and the rice wasn't even a full portion. The chips were small also. Used to go here every week now I'll never be back. The only positive thing is the staff are super friendly!