Indian Affair

Excellent fried chicken, got a zinger and it was pretty good. Also, got some chicken nuggies and tendies and they were freshly cooked. Anyone who says otherwise is just noob.

Went in for the Unlimited Butter Chicken, not as spicy as usual in Indian cuisine but tasted excellent nonetheless. The naan bread was delicious, especially the garlic naan. Drinks were a little overpriced but had a good experience all around.

Really very worst experience, food OMG.specially naan like frozen.service is so rudely. I never ever go there. I don't recommend there.

Had four curries lamb, beef, chicken and fish, plus nan breads and rice. We all enjoyed the food very much. The Goan Fish curry was wonderful.

I've eaten at Indian Affair over many years and keep going back. The food is good and the ambience is great. The service has always been friendly and prompt.

Food was outstanding

Definitely will come back in the future!

Plenty of options for vegetarians too.

Has gone down in food quality compared to how this restaurant was a year or so ago. Average food. Expensive. Give it a miss.

Delicious food and lovely staff. They never disappoint! Great to see they cater for a range of people, especially impressed with their vegan friendly options

Other reviews buttered me up for the chicken. I will need to start an Indian Affair, as nothing else after this meal could satisfy my taste for the lovingly cooked butter chicken.

Just had a really awful take away meal from here. Very dry, obviously reheated chicken tandoori with an unpleasant smell ($26), bland palak paneer and samosas.even the rice was bland and with some kind of artificial colouring rather than natural saffron. Feel unwell and ripped off. Will never order from there again. So sick of paying big money for substandard food.

Would not recommend. The food is about the level of what you would purchase in a supermarket, lots of gravy, little else and some of it overly sweet. The good reviews must be from people who haven't tasted real Indian cuisine. Also the owner is pushy and rude to her own staff.

We stumbled upon this place for the first time quite late on a Monday evening and we were greeted like old friends.

The restaurant had two large groups in it and a couple of smaller tables. The staff were very accommodating in allowing us to find a quiet table for two our of the way. The layout lends itself to groups, couples and even solitary diners.

The thing that really captured our hearts before the food arrived was the friendliness of the staff.

We ordered two entrees and a main with mango lassis. The Tikka was a delight and the prawn pakoras were quite unique and perfectly composed.

Just when we thought things couldn't get better the main arrived. I have eaten Goan Fish Curry in fine establishments, but I can't say I've eaten any better.

This place deserves all of the plaudits it receives. I love it and will return.