La Veru Spice

I recently ordered naan and chicken curry from this restaurant, and I was really impressed! The food was delivered within 15 minutes, which was super quick. The chicken curry was delicious and full of flavor, and the naan was soft and perfectly made — absolutely amazing! What really surprised me was that my daughter, who usually doesn't eat from restaurants, enjoyed both the curry and the naan. That says a lot about the quality and taste! The restaurant itself was very clean and beautifully decorated, creating a welcoming and pleasant atmosphere. Highly recommended — will definitely be coming back!

I was expecting the worst and was not disappointed. It took half an hour for drinks to arrive (draught cobra poured from a bottle) and 1 hour 20 mins for the food to arrive despite being the only ones in the restaurant. We thought they may be waiting for it to be delivered from another restaurant but the food was so poor that clearly was not the case. Lamb Madras was perfect for a veggie who does not like heat, pilau rice was not pilau and naans were like my nan’s nickers, crusty. Highly recommend if you want a disastrous romantic dinner with your loved ones. Oh and they do weddings.

Quite literally the worst Indian food I have ever eaten. It was so bad that we had to drive back to return it and place an order with a different restaurant. Ordered Pilau rice which appeared to be nothing but plain rice and was terribly soggy. The curries themselves were completely tasteless with absolutely no flavour whatsoever, a very watery consistency and frankly a very odd colour. The naan bread looked to be straight out of a frozen packet that you might expect to buy at a supermarket which had been heated in a microwave, certainly not cooked fresh. When trying to return the food we were confronted with a very rude manager who was vocal about being more concerned with his trading business in the back room than he was with talking to us and had absolutely no intention with dealing with the matter in a proper manner. We eventually were refund only £20 times of our outrageously expensive and disgusting food. Would encourage absolutely no one to eat here. I can only imagine that positive reviews are fake.

We really, really hoped the food here would be good with it being within walking distance and wanting a new, local business to do well. And we were encouraged by the positive reviews others had posted, but sadly we were left very disappointed and won't be going back. We ordered two tikka massalas (an easy dish we use to benchmark when trying new places), rice and a garlic naan. The curry had loads of sauce which was fab, but no flavour whatsoever. All we could taste was butter, and whilst the chicken had been marinated it wasn't with tikka! We've eaten butter chicken currys with more taste, and just expected much more. The naan and rice were fine, but it's a no from us - we'll be sticking with our usual curry house in Redhill which is more than worth the drive.

If we could leave zero stars we would. We placed an order online 25th January, there was an issue with the website and it wouldn’t process the order. Tried calling the restaurant to place the order but we couldn’t get through. We then received an email on the 26th January confirming our order (24hrs later), we also noticed we had been charged in full on the 25th - if so, why wasn’t the food delivered or a phone call made. We received no communication from the restaurant. We’ve had to call numerous times to get the refund sorted and it’s very difficult. No apologies and not even a call from the manager or explanation as to what happened. Was told a refund will take up to 5 days. Absolutely shocking service. Haven’t even tried the food / restaurant but this experience has put us off for life. Very unhappy.

A very quiet but attentive venue. When we arrived at 7pm, we weren't sure it was open as lights were on, but there was no-one around. We were seated soon enough though by a friendly staff member. We had poppadoms to start with, followed by chicken tikka masala, pilau rice and onion bhaji. Everything was fresh and hot and tasted good. I wasn't overly sold on the curry sauce but each to their own. The venue doesn't have a liquor licence which is a shame but does offer a wide selection of non-alcoholic beverages which includes alcohol-free wine. Overall, a nice evening meal.

It was our first visit to the village. Our grandparents had booked us the restaurant for a meal. We were very pleased about the service, the food and the experience. The manager (Ahmed) was particularly hospitable. We have a young child (age 1) and she was prepared for in advance with a high chair and a place set at the table which was amazing. The food was first class, tasty and plenty for us all to eat. The food was tailored to our preference on spice (which is rare) and we all cleared our plates. On our next visit to see the family again, we will definitely book to come again.