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Po spojrzeniu na Silent Pool, zjedz posiłek w Mandira's Kitchen. Ta restauracja jest polecany miłośnikom kuchni Indyjska. Mandira's Kitchen gwarantuje Ci doskonale ugotowany Pakory, samosy i biryani z kurczaka. Z punktu widzenia odwiedzających,lody jest smaczny tutaj. To konieczność gdy odwiedzasz to miejsce, aby skosztować pyszny gin z dobry wino. Odwiedzający nie lubią Herbata masala w ta restauracja.
Mandira's Kitchen zapewnia dostawę jedzenia dla wygody swoich klientów. Większość gości wspomina, że personel jest cierpliwy. Pewna liczba ludzi zaznacza że usługa jest profesjonalny. Goście to miejsce mówią, że uznali ceny za demokratyczny. Wielu gości opisuje Wystrój jako nowoczesny. Jeśli nigdy nie próbowałeś jeść i czuć poczucia piękna jednocześnie, odwiedź ta restauracja, aby znaleźć miły Atmosfera. Mandira's Kitchen jest oceniany na 4.5 w systemie ocen Google.
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£20-£30
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Next to Silent Pool, Shere Rd, Guildford, England, Wielka Brytania
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| PoniedziałekPn | 10:00-17:00 |
| WtorekWt | 10:00-17:00 |
| ŚrodaŚr | 10:00-17:00 |
| CzwartekCz | 10:00-17:00 |
| PiątekPt | 10:00-17:00 |
| SobotaSo | 10:00-18:00 |
| NiedzielaNd | 10:00-17:00 |
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We went for a family birthday on a beautiful summer day. The setting is picture perfect, the service was friendly and fairly efficient. Drinks were served swiftly, including a homemade lemonade that is really very good. After this warm welcome and all the wonderful reviews we were looking forward to a special and delicious meal.
Then the food arrived and with it a large side dish of disappointment. The weekend Thali was exactly that - it seemed like all the leftovers from the past week were scraped together and arranged in a few bowls on a tray. The rice was ok, but what was served as a chicken curry was unacceptable. We were aware that the chicken would come on the bone, which is fine, but one would expect a drumstick or a wing - something with some actual meat on. What we were served was bits of chicken carcass that were fit for the stockpot but could not pass as an actual meal - there was no meat, just bone. All this was served along a leathery cold chapati that had seen better days...a long time ago... and for £30.00 this dish is obscenely overpriced. The Samosas were soggy and cold, the puffed rice in the Puri was stale and what was described on the menu as a "Roll with a Soul" turned out to be a cheap supermarket roll that had been reheated to a crisp and had a bit of Ghee brushed on to hide the fact that this food item was way past it's saleable state.
I really wish I could say something more positive, but unfortunately in this case this is not possible. A big disappointment, style over substance with a grossly inflated price tag. My recommendation: Enjoy the scenery on a walk, stop for a Gin at Silent Pool or a glass of Wine at the Vineyard both next door to Mandira's Kitchen, but take a picnic, or eat elsewhere.
We went for a family birthday on a beautiful summer day. The setting is picture perfect, the service was friendly and fairly efficient. Drinks were served swiftly, including a homemade lemonade that is really very good. After this warm welcome and all the wonderful reviews we were looking forward to a special and delicious meal.
Then the food arrived and with it a large side dish of disappointment. The weekend Thali was exactly that - it seemed like all the leftovers from the past week were scraped together and arranged in a few bowls on a tray. The rice was ok, but what was served as a chicken curry was unacceptable. We were aware that the chicken would come on the bone, which is fine, but one would expect a drumstick or a wing - something with some actual meat on. What we were served was bits of chicken carcass that were fit for the stockpot but could not pass as an actual meal - there was no meat, just bone. All this was served along a leathery cold chapati that had seen better days...a long time ago... and for £30.00 this dish is obscenely overpriced. The Samosas were soggy and cold, the puffed rice in the Puri was stale and what was described on the menu as a "Roll with a Soul" turned out to be a cheap supermarket roll that had been reheated to a crisp and had a bit of Ghee brushed on to hide the fact that this food item was way past it's saleable state.
I really wish I could say something more positive, but unfortunately in this case this is not possible. A big disappointment, style over substance with a grossly inflated price tag. My recommendation: Enjoy the scenery on a walk, stop for a Gin at Silent Pool or a glass of Wine at the Vineyard both next door to Mandira's Kitchen, but take a picnic, or eat elsewhere.