Anglo Asia - Cornwall,Isles of Scilly

We live locally and as it was our grandaughters birthday, she chose to have a meal here. We've eaten many times before in the restaurant and had take away, the food has always been good. However it was very busy and the tables were crammed. We ordered as four of us and food couldn't fit properly on the table. We all decided to have starters and all of us had a Jaflong Tawa, the lamb was very fatty, hardly any meat, all peppers, sauce and onions. No dessert menu and quite expensive. We all felt rushed, but the waiter was polite and friendly. Sadly we won't be returning.

Brilliant meal, food was excellent, lovely atmosphere, great service, our place to go for an Indian in Helston

The lamb was really poor in the lamb passander, too grissly, couldn't eat it and we were charged for a pint of latger AND a pint of lemonade in a pint of lager shandy so that lager shandy was just shy of £10. We definitely won't be going back.

I had the lamb Naga Blast, mushroom rice, saag paneer and garlic naan. The rice, saag paneer and the garlic naan were tasty and I thoroughly enjoyed them. The curry was very tasty and I enjoyed the flavours. However, on the menu it says the naga blast (made with the hottest chillies in the world which is an incorrect statement) was not spicy. I was expecting a curry that would blow my mind away but I barely broke a sweat. The lamb that was used didn’t taste like a very nice cut of lamb which is why I went for the three stars instead of four or five as it lowered the quality of the dish. I would have liked to have seen some veg in the curry rather than just the meat as I feel it would have added to the dish and complimented the flavours. All being said, I did enjoy it and the customer service was great when I went to collect.

Went here on the 7/10 and I visited here last year at about the same time. Same as last year, no restaurant menu outside which there should be just a price list for takeaways which are not the same as the sit down restaurant prices. When you get the bill at the bottom is Discretionary Gratuity 10% which is not mentioned in the menu you are given and of course it should be. I had a chicken shashlick as a main, came out on a hot sizzler dish and very good plus a sag paneer at £5.19. bit pricey for what it was but thats the way of things now. Place is clean and tidy and toilets are upstairs. Fairly steep stairs so be careful if you have mobility issues. Rather unusually this place has a drinks license but you can BYO so this does help to keep prices down. So an OK meal but watch the hidden charges !