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Rajkot - Indian tapas restaurant |
Rajkot is a restaurant which we frequent quite often, its
well situated if you are (brave enough to be) on night out in Bedford. Very much
like the idea of tapas in an Indian restaurant as it is all too easy to sit down
in an Indian restaurant and choose your favourite dish. This means that the
thirty or forty other dishes on the menu don’t get a look into your Indian food
lexicon. The tapas element to the restaurant undoubtedly offers the choice to
try something new! This is a great way of experimenting and trying dishes
without ruining your evening if you don’t like your dish.
On a Friday or Saturday night the atmosphere can be quite boisterous
and you may find yourself shouting to the person sitting opposite you in a
struggle to be heard. The music can be very loud, the last time we were there
dance music bellowed out from the speakers, hardly in keeping with the usual Indian
restaurant atmosphere.
We have also been unlucky enough to be there when someone
ordered the nuclear chicken wings. This is an extremely spicy chicken wing dish
that if you are able to eat you get your name on a board on the wall of the
restaurant. The ‘nuclear’ spices that were in the air made everyone in the
restaurant apart from the staff cough uncontrollably. The manager then had to
put a high-powered fan on and open the door to get some fresh air into the
room. Not very pleasant.
On the whole the food is cooked to a good standard. The
restaurant is very small, probably twenty covers which does give it an intimate
feeling, but if you don’t like sharing your conversation with the people on the
table next to you then it’s maybe not for you. The staff are usually very
attentive but when the restaurant is busy they seem to fall apart all too
quickly under the increased pressure.
Quality 6
Service 6
Price 7
#Wicbha? Probably