Location: Midhurst
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Where to eat Indian food in Midhurst: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Indian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Indian food in Midhurst. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Indian restaurants near you.. Midhurst (pronounced /ˈmɪd.hɜːrst/, or in the Sussex dialect: Medhas /ˈmɛd.həs/) is a market town and civil parish in West Sussex, England. It lies on the River Rother 20 miles inland from the English Channel, and 12 miles north of the county town of Chichester.
Things to do in Midhurst
1. Lime & Spice
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By Mick B
It is now called Lime and Chilli but service and food still very good. We ordered a takeaway and it was ready on time, the food was well cooked and very tasty.
2. Banyan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 198 reviews
Set a couple of paces away from the Kings Arms pub is Banyan, an authentic Indian restaurant with a fine dining touch . Fresh ingredients sourced and created by professional Indian chefs are complemented with exceptional service. Banyan also offers a comp
Reviewed By CommanderBiro
Once again a magnificent meal in lovely surroundings with friendly staff. The quality of the food is outstanding and so the chefs should be commended, we cannot wait to come back home.
3. Meghdoots Mystique Masala
Overall Ratings
4 based on 265 reviews
Reviewed By Peter V
Excellent quality and very good value; two of us shared a chicken tandoori, two starters, and a pint and half of cobra for £34. The service was good, and there was no problem when we had to arrive a little later than anticipated. Highly recommended.
4. Basmati Indian Restaurant Petworth
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Basmati Indian restaurant currently has branches in Locksheath, Southampton. Petworth, West Sussex and Westergate, Chichester. Serving traditional and modern Indian Cuisine. The poultry and lamb are welfare audited and the vegetables are locally sourced.
Reviewed By HPsaucy
Visited after a busy day at Festival of Speed after local pub stopped serving. Interesting situation underground, in what must have been cellars. Menu gave good choices of normal Indian fare with house specials. Opted to go straight to mains but felt pressured to have poppadoms etc but we still decline much to the obvious distaste of the waiter. We then waited and waited and waited, eventually hearing the sound of the old rickety wooden trolley with our food. To be honest it was worth the wait, the food was delicious and hot. Just had to put up with annoying women of the table next to us :)
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