After the usual trip to The George when in Stony, a short walk to the restaurant. Quite busy, giving it a good atmosphere. We had a table at the back, round, which is nice, but a bit cramped for as few as five diners.

Service was a bit hit and miss, those in charge were, however, pleased to see us. We do know the staff as we have done the rounds a few times and they have worked in other restaurants previously.

The menu is traditional, a couple of very hot dishes if that’s what you after. Overall, fairly average food at a decent price.

Methi Master

Also, check out the scores and the common curry.

Common Curry – Average cost in the current climate.
Certificate –  No certificate awarded.
Web site – https://www.easternparadise.co.uk/

Positive	Negative
Quite busy early on but as seems normal now, nearly empty by 9:30	Service was generally good but a few drink spillages here and there
Big Pops with good dips/chutneys	Rashmi kebab, omelette a bit bland and salad sparse
Can get a £19.95 five course banquet on a Friday night	Nice but could have been hotter
Eastern Promise mixed starter to share, ok	Chicken Methi very bland and ordinary tasting
Aloo chat, well cooked and tasty	Tawa Gosht in a skillet, arrived a little later than the rest
Lal Maas Rajastani – good cuts of lamb, very hot and excellent	Cheese and garlic naan poor, a bit tasteless
All veggie sides were acceptably nice, saag chana, onion bhajee, brinjel bhajee, okra average though