Don't Be Disappointed, Choose the Right Indian Restaurant

Living less than ten miles from the famous curry mile, having eaten curry since I was a boy and still enjoying an Indian takeaway Oxford or meal at least once a week I would say that I am reasonably qualified to offer an opinion on how to choose a good curry house in Oxford city.

Location

Curry houses seem to be jumping up everywhere now a days. When I was little there was one curry house and if you didn't go to that you had to travel rather a long way to get to another one. Today we are failed for choice so don't be put off simply by the location of your Oxford restaurant. As there is so much competition it only makes sense to open a new restaurant where there aren't anymore so don't be surprised or put off by a new restaurant simply because you think it's hilarious where it is located.

Time of the Week

Time of the week is energetic for making your choice. Curry houses usually do a great trade over the weekend especially after the pubs have closed. Unless you are a regular drinker you probably won't see them packed out after closing time so you will need to make a decision based on something else. If you can try and drive past mid week around a normal meal time. I wouldn't expect you to see a full curry house but if the curry’s Oxford is good you will no doubt see customers inside from the native area of the curry house style. This is obviously a good sign as if the native culture are enjoying the cuisine then you are more than likely to also.

Recommendations

Everybody including myself seems to be an expert on curry but it certainly pays to listen. After all if somebody else has had a good experience then the place has got to be worth a try. Don't be afraid of listening to recommendations unless they have come from somebody who only eats after they have been thrown out of the pub when quite frankly anything tastes nice.

Menu Variety

Having tried all of the dishes that have been invented especially for the English I now choose my restaurants based on local variations and Indian curries in Oxford that I haven't heard of. I like to try new things and like the fact that the curry house is making an effort to be different rather than continuing to churn out the same old tried and tested recipes.

Those four top tips will see you OK when choosing a Famous curry house to eat in but just to leave you on one final note. When you have made your choice it's always good to try the Indian curry as this will usually give you a good idea of the quality of the restaurant.

My best place to eat in Oxford is the Annora Restaurant located at the 63 Church Way, Iffley Oxford. Surrounded with the hills and river side view. People love to visit this place as picnic spot as well.