Indian Restaurants in Coventry
Bangles Indian Restaurant
149, Far Gosford St, CV1
Bengal Brasserie Indian restaurant
349-351, Kenilworth Rd, Balsall Common, CV7
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Bengal Spice Bangladeshi Restaurant
49, Corporation St, CV1
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Cafe Spice Indian food Restaurant
244, Hipswell Highway, CV2
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Cafe Tamarinds Pan-Asian Cuisine
376, Kenilworth Rd, Balsall Common, CV7
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Desi Dish
83, Far Gosford St, CV1
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Masala Club Curry House
235-239, Station Rd, Balsall Common, CV7
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Quick Stop Balti food
80, Far Gosford St, CV1
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The Monsoon Restaurant
20-21, Far Gosford St, CV1
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The Ocean
46, Jubilee Crescent, CV6
This Is a very nice little place, If they have the fish try it that is what the awards are for, It turns out that the Waiter (very funny guy) is acually the award winning Chef!
Turmeric Gold Dining Rooms of India
166, Spon St, CV1
The first time I visited this restaurant I really enjoyed the food and service, the last time I visited it was poor food and bad service so I have rated 2 and will return one last time as I really did enjoy it the first time and everyone deserves a second chance right?
Royal Bengal
172, Albany Rd, CV5
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Royal Spice
88, Baginton Rd, CV3
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Indian cuisine is one of the most popular cuisines across the globe. The cuisine is popular not only among the large Indian diaspora but also among the mainstream population of North America and Europe. In 2003, there were as many as 10,000 restaurants serving Indian cuisine in England alone. A survey held in 2007 revealed that more than 1,200 Indian food products have been introduced in the United States since 2000. According to Britain's Food Standards Agency, the Indian food industry in the United Kingdom is worth £3.2 billion, accounts for two-thirds of all eating out and serves about 2.5 million British customers every week.
North Eastern
See also: Cuisine of Assam, Naga cuisine, Sikkimese cuisine, and Tripuri cuisine
The food of the North East is very different from other parts of India. This area's cuisine is more influenced by its neighbours, namely Burma and the People's Republic of China. For example it uses less of the well known spices that are popular in other parts of India. Yak is a popular meat in this region of India.
Akbars Earsdon Coventry
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