Reviews of Tiffu's

I have dined here on many occasions. They have a good amount of seating. There is a car park opposite so easy to get to from car. They definitely enjoy the colour lime green and the last time I was there even the loo paper was lime green! Lol The food is well prepared and tasty, the naan bread is huge! Arrived hanging too, worth getting one. The staff are professional and helpful.

Great Bangladeshi Restaurant. We ate here as a party of three and had a great dining experience. The service was friendly and attentive but not over the top. The menu was large and varied offering lots of choice and interesting sounding dishes. The food we ordered was delicious and the portion sizes were good. <br/>We will definitely return.

Possibly the worse curry house ever in wombourne and there have been many in the car park, always under new management, never the less we decided to give it a try on a saturday night. With a BYO alcohol policy there is not a limit to what people can have. This really did not feel like a restaurant rather like a youth club with rowdy teenagers with alcohol. After a long wait for mains it was really disappointing cold bland and very salty. Never again!!!!!!!

Raising the bar. There has been a surprising amount of discussion in the Express & Star restaurant "suggestions" regarding which is the best "Indian" in Wombourne with the supporters of the Wombourne Tandoori probably being the most vociferous. Having now eaten at both, my preference is for Tiffus for the simple reason that there is very little to criticise apart from a slight draft from the front door if you happen to be seated near it. <br/>It's not the cheapest bring your own balti I have been to but you do get a little more for your money and you can see a bit of extra effort and thought has gone in to the food. It is a slick outfit, perhaps unsurprisingly as their sister restaurant (Harry's in Lye) is also very popular.<br/><br/>Normally I describe the dishes and what I like about them but to be fair to Tiffus they have raised the bar with some novel touches and I don't see why I should be telling the competition what Tiffu is doing. Even the green theme in the loo was a talking point.<br/><br/>In a nutshell the food and service was faultless, even on a very busy Saturday night.<br/><br/>It's only small and tightly packed, it's popular for good reason so I guess it's normally quite busy. Booking almost essential at peak times so if looking for a quiet romantic night you may want to avoid these.