The Merchants Of Spice - Norwich

Really good Indians. delicious eating in a beautiful environment. service was friendly and quite fast. only on the bottom was absolutely everything with carrot.

Excellent food, excellent service. we heard that this was the best Indian cuisine in the city, so we tried it. it's the best Indian food I ever had. if you.

Eating is star, I recommend the chicken tikka masala! but the table we were given was terrible (and the restaurant was empty), right behind.

Our meal started well, with delicious starter courses. the tandori king prawns and the mönch fish. the most important courses were however very disappointing. we love our curries. whatever the type, it doesn't have to be hot, but it should have a lot of taste. tonight we ordered one of the most main courses. one (the lambry rogan josh) was well flavored. the rest remembered a poor corma. it is sad that many Indian restaurants dug down their menus to match supposed English palates. that seems to be the case here. most of the main dishes lacked character or any significant taste. this was particularly sad, as the quality of the meat (sweet, lamb) and fish (prawns and monkfish) was good. the service was also excellent and the restaurant was very well furnished. with framed photos of Indian scenes on the walls. All right. why could it not be ready to meet the character of the building? with all means a few creamy, low seasoned dishes on a menu. However, please also offer food with a somewhat authenticity. if they do not want to eat spicy, but want to go to an Indian venue, they will be happy here. But if she, like we, enjoy her eating that makes her taste bud dance, then I would probably choose one of the norwich curry houses in the magdelin street.

Every evening open at 5.30 a.m., Sunday evening closed, we so good the first time that we back for our last night and tried to ate about 6 p,m each occasion, but it is very busy, so would certainly recommend booking in advance