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Where to eat Indian food in Henfield: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Indian restaurants to try in Henfield including Little India, Masala Club, Nupur Indian Restaurant
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1. Little India
Reviewed By WitchesBroom
We regularly use this establishment when we want food from the Indian Continent. We rarely eat in house because the place lacks atmosphere and charm. However, the food, cooked on the premises by the wife of the proprietor is excellent, and the service - provided by the proprietors children is attentive and courteous. We almost always use it for takeaways and it has never let us down for quality. We will continue to use it
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2. Masala Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 214 reviews
The first open indian kitchen in burgess hill area,so you can see how we are cooking for you.having a party,you have the table ready,and let us take care of the rest. masala club indian cuisine is the art offreash ingreadients & the finest roasted spices,
Reviewed By dyneyboy
There is always something about a busy Indian restaurant which feels customers with confidence. Food and service are always very good but if you are intending to visit, especially on a Friday or Saturday then booking is essential. Very easily done online or by phone.
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3. Nupur Indian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 86 reviews
Welcome to the Nupur Indian Restaurant the home of fine Indian cuisine in the heart of West Sussex located in Hurstpierpoint. Sister restaurants in Nizam-Haywards Heath, Nizam-East Grinstead & Masala-Tunbridge Wells.
Reviewed By Jedi_On_Snowboard
We have lived in the village and been regular visitors to the Nupur. We have always found the staff to be friendly, provided good service and very happy to engage in conversation. The food is generally very good and we have never had a bad meal in the restaurant or as a take away. It suits our palate and it is easy to walk to.When visiting the Nupur we always feel like we are taking the pulse of the village as somehow it seems to reflect the wider community and the state of play in the world.
