Broadway - Wychavon

I highly recommend this restaurant for its diverse menu and exceptional customer service.

We have been visiting Broadway for years, but never thought about trying the Indian restaurant until now. Due to staff shortages at other places, we finally decided to give this restaurant a try and we are glad we did. The food was tasty, the ambiance of the restaurant was charming, and the staff were friendly. We will definitely be returning next time we are in Broadway.

The food was excellent and beautifully presented, offering great value for the price. The staff was very attentive and friendly, creating a welcoming atmosphere with their helpful and cheerful demeanor.

Possibly the worst curry I've had. We booked for 8.00, they weren't full, but our table wasn't ready. We ordered drinks, starters and mains. After 45mins we hadn't got our starters, I complained and it turned out we had been forgotten. After a wait of over an hour, our starters arrived, my partner had three prawns on what seemed to be a small reheated japatti, I was served what seemed like shop bought poppadums with chat, the lime pickle was drowned in oil, there were raw chopped onions instead of an onion salad and the mango chutney was like runny honey. The mains were served but they brought the wrong rice, the server didn't know we had ordered sides, my partners lamb roman josh was bland and tasteless, my chichen dhansak was devoid of lentils and tasted of coconut, whilst they used tiny strips of chicken which looked like offcuts. The sides were just ok. It's frequented it seems mainly by locals and they have no competition in the village so can get away with the poor quality we experienced. The business would not last a week in London. The one star reviews that have been left are the one's to believe. I wish we hadn't gone near the place. Terrible food and appalling service.

Good food but more of a Mediterranean feel than Indian. We ordered a chicken achari and Khara ma gosht with a shish kebab starter, fried rice and keema naan. The food was good if you had never tried these dishes before. But I didn’t get my curry fix as the achari wasn’t all that spicy and little if any pickle in it. The gosht was more like a Spanish or Moroccan dish it was nice but not at all like a gosht were use to. The rice, naan and kebab was good and more of an Indian taste the the mains. All in all it’s the only indian restaurant around here so if you love your curry try it but deffo ask for more spice or pickle if ordering what I did.