Maharajah Spice - Pentre

Ordered the takeaway took about 1 hour to arrive average,, curry could have done with a couple of extra bits of meat in it and a little tasteless if sharing you would have been fighting over the meat ,,, ordered kemma rice very bland,,, chips average,,,, kemma Nan was the high light of the meal,,, would I order again

I walked in to order it was fairly clean. They should have the drivers wear mask when they come to collect food as its only a small shop where you cant swing a cat basicly no one wants to catch covid guys use common sense Apart from that food was nice chicken was a little tuff my keema nann bread had the tiniest little bit of meat in it and the other nann we had was quite burnt The pastys we ordered were as good as ever over all a good meal

I always have the opinion that deliveries taste different to dining in at Indian restaurants so this is biased in delivery only. The lamb here is delicious. The keema rice, chicken pakoras, peshwari naan, onion bhajis were outstanding. The sauces would give a 4/5 as could do with a fresher taste but otherwise very good. Best Indian around Pentre area for *delivery*

Me and my husband both ordered 2 curry’s along with rice, keema naan and onion bajis. When the takeaway arrived they had placed all of our food in a single paper bag and when we transported it to the front door to the kitchen the bag split and went everywhere, the curry had leaked on the inside making the bag soggy. The curry was in a foil tray instead of a plastic container which I found very odd as that is something you usually just put rice in due to the heat of the curry! Anyway, we rang the restaurant and even after paying over £30 he would not give us a refund but would take give us a single curry dish for free. Not thinking this was totally fair, we ordered again from them the next weekend as we wanted to try it and boy was I disappointed. The 2 curry’s were like water and had a layer of oil on the top which was very off putting and to make it worse the chicken that was in the curry was so over cooked it had become dry and chewing to the point where I just had to remove the chicken in the end! The keema naan was also burnt and all of the keema was in one half on the bread. The onion bajis were also very oily and contained no flavour. It’s fair to say I have been to many Indian takeaways in my time and I have never experienced anything like this. Awful.

Can any one tell me if the corma and rice is gluten free? Please