Indian restaurant in Northampton

“Popped in for a Massala Chai (which was gorgeous) We were made to feel so welcome & comfortable to ask questions. We ended up having a couple of snacks as well because the food smelt too amazing to not have a little something. Value for money, especially considering the portion sizes. I will be back. ❤️”

“Takeaway for one, was amazing, the onion bhajis were amazing, fantastic value, will use again”

“The restaurant is a perfect place to relax and eat well.”

“Best Indian in Bedford the only Indian me and my partner will eat from because they do it just how we like it and the staff are friendly”

“best kebab i’ve had really lovely people working there,friendly divers and very fast service”

“the best indian in bedford all because of one of the workers, i believe his name was shaqueille, he made our whole experience at the tandoori and as a repeating customer i notice him to be jolly and friendly everytime deserves a raise even a promotion honestly”

“We had a lovely meal at The Royal Spiceland in Sawtry. All the food was hot, well-cooked, and full of authentic Indian flavours. There was an impressive variety to choose from, and everything was covered with lids to keep it fresh, hot, and hygienic—no chance of anything going cold or attracting flies, which we really appreciated. The selection was generous, and the hot dishes in particular were absolutely delicious. The only small improvements we’d suggest would be the addition of warm plates to keep the food hot while dining, and perhaps a few more dessert options. Overall, it was a very enjoyable meal with excellent quality and variety. We’ll definitely be returning!”

“This place is absolutely amazing! The food is outstanding, We started with the Tandoori Grill Chicken, which was perfectly marinated, juicy, and cooked just right with a nice smoky flavor. The Chilli Grill Prawns were another highlight — fresh, succulent, and packed with a great balance of spice and taste and I can’t stop talking about their Naans—so soft and flavorful. The Chicken Tikka Masala is hands down one of the best I’ve had, rich, perfectly spiced, and incredibly satisfying. Definitely a must-visit!”

Coriander Fusion is an authentic Indian restaurant located on Tavistock Street in the heart of Bedford. The restaurant brings rich culinary traditions and vibrant flavors to the local dining scene. Guests can enjoy a wide variety of traditional Indian dishes, expertly prepared with fresh ingredients and authentic spices. The menu caters to diverse palates, offering a broad selection of classic curries, vegetarian meals, and vegan options. Customization is available to accommodate specific dietary requirements, ensuring a welcoming dining experience for everyone.

“Lovely food and service have been many times and never disappointed .”

“Biryani and starters were all delicious. Really enjoyed the food. Thank you”

“Popped in on the off chance, delicious food, reasonable price and fantastic owners, we'll definitely be using again.”

“Always a lovely reception whenever my colleagues and I visit the Gurdwara. The food is freshly prepared in their commercial grade kitchen, and is always outstanding with regards to Portion size, Quality and Foremost, Flavour.”

“Fantastic food and highly recommended”

“We use the take - away service and the food is fantastic...we love it.”

“a few weeks ago I had my first every tandoori take away and I was overwhelmed with enjoyment! the food was deliverd on time and still hot ! there's so much to choose from you want it all ! flavoursome fabulous fresh food . we just orderd the same again today again the food was hot delivery was early still fantastic great taste ! we highy recommend Bugbrooke!!”

“I'm American here to visit family. I always come here cause it's close and delicious. Naan is great, lamb Naga, lamb Madras. Some of the sauces are a bit sweet but it seems most currys in the UK are sweeter than in the US. The only other thing is the spelling is off from what I know on the menu. I thought it was a UK thing but the grocery stores go by Panner not Poner. I asked for Basmati rice but he had never heard of it. Perhaps it's my accent. It's plain rice here.”