Kayal

John Day

This restaurant was an Indian one with a difference. Cuisine from Kerala (S India) which certainly extremely tasty. Spices with a great dinner gave us a chance to have a great dinner. Too many options to mentions, dishes that differed from your normal run-of-the-mill Indian type food. The restaurant is in a street packed with every type of food eatery you could think of. The inside, seating area was quite crowded for mid week so that speaks for itself. The decor was tastefully done, the young lady serving us was ace. Also has a 1965 BSA motorbike on display, see my pic. 10/10 for our first visit to Leamington for many years 👏👏👏

Ephila Rose Joly

I recently dined at Kayal, a South Indian cuisine restaurant. The food was undeniably delicious, though it did lack the authentic spiciness that is often associated with South Indian dishes. The restaurant's ambiance is truly remarkable, featuring opulent interiors, which contribute to an overall upscale experience. The staff's warm welcome and the impeccable cleanliness of the washroom were notable. Additionally, Kayal offers an upstairs dining area for those seeking a different atmosphere. However, as a South Indian myself, I couldn't help but notice that the prices were exceptionally high, even for basic tea snacks. It left me with the impression that the pricing might be tailored more towards the local residents in the area. The milder spice level in the dishes also appeared to cater to a broader, potentially non-Indian, audience.

Ahmed ElZayady

Amazing atmosphere & great food, service is really friendly too but rated them bit less as I asked for water many times & they kept forgetting & I decided to stop reminding them