Mint & Mustard - Cardiff

Delicious food, good sized portions for a decent price, will keep coming back read more Delicious food, good sized portions for a decent price, will keep coming back

Great gem of a place in Cardiff. Had the tasting sharing platter with delicious starters, sorbet (palette cleanser), mains and stunning selection of desserts. S... read more Great gem of a place in Cardiff. Had the tasting sharing platter with delicious starters, sorbet (palette cleanser), mains and stunning selection of desserts. Service was welcoming and friendly, attentive and friendly. The Indian house red was stunning, smooth and perfect to have with the food. Can't wait to go back. Thank you...

For modern Indian cuisine in Cardiff, Mint and Mustard has firmly established itself at the top of the bill. I heard so many people raving on about this place b... read more For modern Indian cuisine in Cardiff, Mint and Mustard has firmly established itself at the top of the bill. I heard so many people raving on about this place before I got around to trying it, as it 's had loads of reviews and media attention. Chef Anand George has had massive success since setting up business in Cardiff in 2007. In 2008 he won both the House of Commons Tiffin Cup and the South Asian Chef of the Year. In 2009, Mint and Mustard became the first Indian restaurant to be named 'Best Indian Restaurant ' and 'Best Restaurant in South Wales ' at the South Wales Echo Food and Drink Awards. With expectations high, the place could easily have been a disappointment but the food was divine and the service was excellent. I had the veggie Bombay Chat for starters, which is full of interesting flavours, and the delicious Allepy fish curry for main course, which is flavoured with coconut milk, ginger and mango. They also serve up some really interesting desserts, something which most Indian restaurants are hopeless at, so it 's worth leaving some room for something sweet. One choice is an exotic, delicate Rose Petal Crème Brulee, and another is a Tandoori pineapple with saffron and fennel. Mint and Mustard deserves every bit of its fine reputation and now its neighbouring sister restaurant, Chai Street, also offers a cheaper, more informal daytime Indian eatery where you can enjoy authentic breakfasts and lunches.

Good food, reasonable price and very friendly staff. read more Good food, reasonable price and very friendly staff.

I went with a group of friends to this restaurant the other day, thanks to all the lovely reviews on Yelp, and can honestly say that this was one of the most me... read more I went with a group of friends to this restaurant the other day, thanks to all the lovely reviews on Yelp, and can honestly say that this was one of the most memorable and fantastic meals that I've ever tasted. I really don't quite no what to say to get across the spectacular nature of this place. So I'll just keep the review short and urge you to go along yourself! Go! Now! Delicious and special in so many ways!