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We had a really lovely meal here whilst staying in the area for a short break, staff were very attentive and the food was delicious, one of the best curry’s we have had in a while. Would definitely recommend this small, well run business.

Have dined here a couple of times on quiet evenings, quite busy with take aways. No alcohol served (BYO). Very reasonable on cost. I’m no expert but I’d say the influences were southern India. Everything comes up hot and plentiful. Recommended.

Been twice and both times found it to be a very good take away. If I'm being hypercritical, maybe Dhansak was slightly too hot, but still very good and the Saag rice was 5 out of 5. The only thing we dislike, which is totally outside the restaurant's control, is that nearby parking can be an issue.

Great service and food! Having read a review that wasn’t so good we were unsure of visiting our local Indian. Certainly glad we did! Great food and friendly service and you can take your own alcohol so that keeps the cost down. Seems very popular with people collecting take away but we chose to eat in and enjoyed our experience

The restaurant was quiet on this Friday early evening. The staff were friendly and quietly efficient. We’d remembered to bring our own wine as it is a BYO establishment. The menu was incredibly comprehensive with a brief description of the dishes, which isn’t always the case. The prices we thought reasonable. We look forward to our next visit.

We were a group of 6 , we were served in a timely manner by a wonderfully friendly young man. The owner came to speak to us and was equally friendly and helpful. The food was nice and very reasonably priced. A group of very rowdy people came in trying to make trouble. The owner dealt with it in a very calm fashion and the group walked out without paying.

Lived in Forfingbridge for many years Until moving abroad but when we return we always come back to the Raj. Many friends had said it had gone down hill but they are wrong. The chicken tikka jalfrezi wax as good as it it ever was, fresh chillis and no dyes. Chicken pathia was hot and sweet, excellent. You do need to BYO alcohol but that keeps the bill down. 5 dishes, rice and Nan for £32.

On holiday in the area and can’t go a week without a curry fix, ver6 luck6 that this place was so near. Ordered our usual which is what we have every time we have an Indian no matter where we have it. Placed my order of 2 mains, 2 rice dishes2 sides, poppadoms, Nan bread and chutneys £40 I found this great value compared to places I use back home. I popped to a nearby pub whilst waiting for my order. Went back picked up my order and returned back to our holiday home, the meal was excellent well seasoned, hot, and great portions. Overall excellent

Decided we’d grab a takeaway whilst staying nearby for a family holiday. My family (kids 2, 9 12 are pretty standard with Indian food and tend to order similar most places. I called to order so hubby could collect; friendly staff who were really helpful over the phone (some choices come rice bread and I didn’t want to order too much and have waste! ; We ordered x 3 starters and x3 curries (one came with rice, one with naan an extra rice and chapatis which is pretty standard for us and it came in around the £50 mark; a little more than our Yorkshire equivalent but still not bad. We were really pleased with our food; samosas aren’t the large homemade style we get at our local but we’re tasty (...