Chutney Ivy - Leicester

We visited Chutney Ivy today for a family meal, and the experience was absolutely delightful. The flavours danced on our plates and the presentation was a feast for the eyes. Each bite was a symphony of taste, leaving me savouring every moment. The service was impacble, enhancing the overall dining experience. A truly memorable meal that exceeded our expectations. Undoubtedly, the best curry house in the city. Highly recommended

Lovely looking restaurant, beautifully decorated, open kitchen and big open French doors opening onto the street. Service is friendly and efficient, they couldn’t do enough for us. And the food? Delicious! Hot and fresh and interesting. Great to see the chefs cooking it to order. Good vegetarian choice too and large menu of dishes. If we’re in Leicester again this is where we will go for dinner!

Excellent value and quality pre theatre lunch on a set menu. Just one minute from the Curve Theatre. Really recommend this one.

I have been recommended this restaurant before so when we were looking for a post Phoenix meal we decided to pop in. The restaurant itself is nice looking but it is showing signs of being a bit rundown beyond the dining room. Chairs stacked up in the hallway, rubbish in the toilets, the corridors and toilets were both quite scruffy. Plastic surgery adverts about how to get rid of a turkey neck aren't really what I want to see when going to the toilet. The food was nice but not exceptional. The portions are small. The poppadoms were cleared away without asking, despite it saying on the menu they can be refilled for free. We weren't offered dessert, our bill was brought over without asking. It was OK but I don't think I'd go rushing back in a great hurry.

Hi we have eaten here for years and enjoyed its elegance, ambience and quality food including choosing it for family parties but last night was so disappointing the decor is faded stained and damaged, chairs were randomly stacked around the waiting area and the food was mediocre I had paneer makhani, which I know and love but unfortunately it was a case of hunt the paneer and the sauce was gritty) also what has happened to the onion pickle on the pickle tray it just tastes of cheap ketchup? First time taking a friend and unfortunately unimpressed I can’t help but think you are riding on past glories id love for you to be as wonderful as you used to be