The 8848 Nepalese Indian

I visited this restaurant after reading positive reviews on travel advisors. The decoration was disappointing when entering, but the reception was friendly, which was the only redeeming quality. The starter I had was mediocre, but the main course was absolutely terrible. The chicken was clearly low quality and the table did not match what was advertised. We ordered keema naan, but only 2 out of the 4 naans had keema inside. The meal cost over £30 for 2 dishes that were not worth the price, especially compared to established and high-quality Indian restaurants in Birmingham.

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The food was flavorful and tasty, but my chicken curry tasted more like korma with a hint of chili added last minute. It was still good, but I was really craving a spicy curry that night. The service was incredibly slow, likely due to the busy restaurant not having enough staff. This led to frustration among diners. Takeaway orders were also backed up, which made me think they should prioritize dine-in customers over takeaway orders during peak dinner hours. Overall, I may not return to this restaurant anytime soon.

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I had a 4-star meal tonight at Eat, but the waiter deserves at least 6 stars for providing excellent service, including drinks, takeout orders, and phone assistance. Some places would have already closed, but Eat was still open and although it wasn't as exceptional as it has been in the past, it was still very good.

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Ate here rather than the hotel on a one night stay glad we did. Food service were both excellent prices reasonable. Hope it survives the current crisis. They deserve to. Would definitely eat here again recommend it.

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fast delivery ie within 20min, nice eating and great value, it will use definitiw again, and if the disconnection itself is cancelled and my partner will book a table

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