Everest Inn - Hythe

Ten friends visited this restaurant one evening. Each and every one of us was pleased with our food choices and would return. Staff very friendly and efficient.

I popped in for a quick curry, had poppadums with a pint, then a chicken tikka jalfrezi with daal and a naan, with another pint. All good apart from one point: no chicken in the jalfrezi.

Great service and wonderful food. They were the only restaurant who said yes to us when looking for a late night meal. Thank God everyone else turned us away. This was the best curry we’ve had in a long time. Good atmosphere with Gurkha history… very appropriate for a D Day meal.

First visit and definitely our last. The pictures on TripAdvisor do not represent what you will be offered . A very limited menu for an Asian restaurant which I thought might mean what was on offer would be exceptional, sadly it was not. Had an upset stomach the following day. Very run of the meal restaurant.

Fantastic meal at the Everest for the first time this year and was pleased to see that there was a number of new dishes on the menu. Tried the Aloo Chat to start that was really nice followed by a dish made using chicken thighs which was outstanding. My wife had another new dish with king prawns with a sauce made using coconut milk and mustard seeds and I will be trying this next time. Could not fault the meal or the service and cannot wait to come down and try again.

We arrived at the Everest Inn late in the evening; we were treated extremely well the service was spot on, despite being late close to closing time. The food was fantastic, presented very well so tasty. We ordered one of the specials, served with a variety of curries, rice bread, plus extra side dishes and meat curry. All arrived in a very acceptable time. The pricing was very good, we had enough food for 4 people and cost only £70 with drinks too. I highly recommend this restaurant, I can not wait to return.

I returned to the Everest Inn after being so impressed with the food during my first visit. The front of house team are amazing; welcoming appreciative of custom. Our food took a while to arrive, but before we could question we had a check back to say it was on the way. When the food arrived it all looked and tasted amazing. My only slight niggle was the Thali special was mostly sauce this time around, unlike my previous visit where it was full of succulent meats. A very nice meal overall, good experience. I’d recommend would visit again at some point

The Everest Inn was for us was ok nothing to shout about, poppadoms were a little stale were presented to the table broken not looking very nice , starters were again ok the malai tikka was ok not any tikka , steamed dumplings were really greasy with oil inside tasted really nice outside lots of oil. Mains nice to have proper off the bone chicken tastes were ok naan bread was good but rice seemed quite dry . Overall at £45 per head iam disappointed with not enough attention to detail from staff presentation of food ,also interaction with staff of which only 1 spoke english did not make this a good experience for me, shame has the Everest is close to me will not be back again, think there are...

We had stayed at a near by boutique hotel and was told that certain restaurants give 10% discount off the bill which is why we chose here. The food was great and the service was relaxed. The discount was £8.52 and the ADDED service charge was also £8.52!! May be circumstantial but I feel as if I was taken for a fool aren't staff at at restaurants supposed to serve the meals to the table and the tip as I know it as, should be discretionary. They'll be charging for the hot water to wash the crockery next or for the toilet paper. I wish we'd gone somewhere else where there is no underhanded deception. I don't know if the owner of the boutique hotel is aware that there isn't actually a discount...