Heard good things about this place so expectations were high!
It was a busy Saturday night yet still received a warm welcome which was a good start. We then headed to the bar for some great G&T's. The bar is small & cosy, there were eight of us so we ordered drinks & proceeded to the table in the interesting, very attractive dining room.
The food did not disappoint nor did some jolly nice wine. Couldn't fault the service either.
We came a long way for this meal & will return as soon as we can.
I did not expect an elegant Indian restaurant which creates a nice environment for a fantastic dinner before I walked in. By the name I thought it would be a theme restaurant with some modern decor, it is themed but decor is just the opposite...a touch of colonial era relics.
The food names are quite simple and straight and not the traditional ones. I have to admit the price bit on upper side. The food comes quite quick as we settle down in our evening chats.
The presentation is nice for some of the dishes. The taste is good with the right mix of spices.. The chicken and the non veg items were quite different and retained the right texture but well marinated retaining the right flavours.
The one thing I did not like was the garlic naan was bit burnt and who would like the taste if burnt garlic ! Not me certainly.
Very nice good, biryani was the best. We had been here for family Christmas dinner last year and when I phoned them to book table n got to know kids are not allowed . I was about to disconnect n they said if kids are quite then it's okay. Right from the main door till we left the restaurant late night after dinner they took care of us just like a family. Every dish we ordered tasted authentic. I had gulab jamoon for dessert and it was made of khoya which just melted in mouth. Planning to book a table here for this Christmas too.
Authentic taste. Was here today for a party organised on the first floor. The service was excellent and all the staff were very pleasing and helpful, it felt like all the staff took pride and ownership of the place. The food was superb, a very authentic Butter chicken and Punjabi Lamb is what we had is probably the best we tasted outside India. Did look at the menu and the prices did seem a bit on the expensive side but I guess good food and service deserve some remuneration.
They have ample free parking behind the restaurant. On the first floor there a small bar like area with a TV separated from the main restaurant to check that all important score.The decor is very good with photographs from all over erstwhile India. The decor in the washrooms are for the adult eyes only though.
Overall a good experience and well recommended.
Not your normal Indian! Top quality, worth every penny ... Even if it costs every penny!
Great food is fantastic liittle bit to expensive
Very nice. A little too expensive. Came to 500 pounds for a party for 13 people.
Great atmosphere with very attentive service. Wonderful tasty food with only one gripe was the fiinal bill. You can get carried away and so can the bill, a little expensive but save a visit for a special occassion.
Awesome resteraunt I recomend the green chicken tikka starter so nice, enjoy
Amazing food..well staffed and well looked after.
Tamasha doubles as both a hotel and an Indian restaurant. Being just 20 minutes from home I've never experienced the hotel side and this review is solely on the restaurant. Only been here for formal functions, never simply to have a meal. As such I can't comment on the price of the food, which I would say I find excellent. My wife is not a "spice girl", and the staff, who I cannot praise highly enough do their best to suggest and find a dish which may suit her, some may say, bland pallet. I love the historic photos of India on the walls, which I find fascinating. The wall art in the lavatory (men and women's), is equally interesting and there are notices that it is of an historic adult nature. Very true!
The only criticism I may have us the price of alcohol, but I have found, many quality eataries, which I include Tamasha, price their food reasonably, but sting the customers with the bar bill. My simple remady. Don't drink a lot, as it masks the quality of the food.
This is one of the best hotels I've ever had the pleasure of staying, the food is 5 stars and special in the area. Down the road is a plaza with plenty of stores and a 2 story mall. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The service is 5 star they are ready to help you with anything you need! The breakfast is nice too.
The food is amazing one of my favourite places to eat and very welcoming and love all the history of pictures and status in their highly recommend 100%
We had a celebration dinner here. The food was absolutely delicious, the ambiance was electrifying, the service was outstanding.
Had a breakfast this morning Max was so helpful and polite nothing was to much trouble I would highly recommend
Lucy Read (FoodieForce)
+4
A wonderful authentic curry house with friendly staff, extensive menu and great tasting food. The interior is beautifully designed and I could happily while away a few hours looking at their collection of pictures.
We have been going to Tamasha regularly (every Valentine’s Day dinner precisely) since 7 years. Yesterday, we decided to try their non veg thali and I absolutely loved it. It’s worth the price and the portions are good. I’m definitely not a thali person (as I can never finish one) but if you are near Bromley and looking to eat proper Indian food, please try tamasha, I promise you won’t be disappointed.
Good food. Good service. Good selection of wine at all price points. Tight portion size. Like the idea of separate bar area to the dinning room. Overall bit pricey.
One of the best Indian restaurants!
I’ve been a customer for over 2 years and I’ve always been happy with their the food and the staff go the extra mile to make me and feel special on each visit! I would recommend this restaurant to everyone.
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