Sindhoor South Indian

Best South Indian restaurant in manchester .special paneer tikka is the best starter Nice atmosphere highly recommended 5 stars

We visited on Saturday 5 September and had a lovely meal. The fish curries are excellent. A little bit different to the usual Indian restaurants and all the better because of it the best Indian food in the area (Lily's in Ashton being a close second).

Highly recommended, brilliant service by Josh and his colleague. Deserves 10 stars but system only allows me to give 5 stars Clean environment with polite staffs. Food was delicious and reasonably priced. Keep it up. Thanks for joining us in cake cutting ceremony. Speisekarte ansehen

Our first post lockdown meal and we visited our old friends at Sindoor in Whitefield. Ok, let’s temper everything! First meal out so probably going to be biased! No, the coconut dry beef, the prawn and chicken curries were outstanding! If you like authentic Indian food and in particular Southern Indian cuisine, Sindoor is a must! I have travelled India and this is the closest you will get! Service was fantastic!

Had an excellent visit on a Sunday pm with family—5 of us.Ordered a variety of starters and then 3 mains with accompaniments.The guy was honest with his appraisal of both choice and quantity. All dishes were very tasty—freshly cooked and seemingly very authentic.We are ‘curry’ snobs and tend to avoid suburban restaurants. But Rusholme now is even harder to get a good meal—and I think we have just found our new place?Well done sindhoor—-we will be back

It was Eid, and we called up the previous day and asked if they could do a special takeaway order for lunch for a group of 8, and they agreed even though they are not normally open for lunch. We ordered lamb biryani, chicken biryani, pomfret pollichathu, chicken 65 and beef coconut fry. The service was amazing when we went to pick up the food, and the food tasted great too liked everything we ordered and truly made our Eid memorable. Thanks guys will drop by whenever we are in M'cr next. Speisekarte ansehen

went here Fri 19.07 with my Wife,Been here 3 or 4 times before always been the best Curry House around,Not this time thouGot here approx 7.00pm Restaraunt was empty,the same guy who shown us to our table,served us our drinks and meals and told us they were out of Gin Rum as they had a rush on the night before !!!Our Starters arrived very quickly then our mains then our billI think we were in there about 45 mins for 2 Courses 2 drinks Always been spot on in the past but not this timeMay try other Curry Houses in the future

Have eaten at the restaurant and enjoyed it but this timer ordered a take away via Uber eats . Food arrived piping hot in good time however the onion Bhajis were soggy and and quite spicy. I had a Malabar lamb curry which came in a tasty rich sauce but the lamb was rubbery with a not so nice taste. My wife had a Kumarakom Fish curry which was very thin and watery . She ate the fish but very little of the sauce. Both meals came with large portions of pilau rice and we had an ok peshwari Nan . Very disappointed hence the poor rating . Maybe hopefully they had a one off bad night.

We like a good Indian meal and this place didn’t disappoint! It’s small, friendly an the staff lovely.We had the popadoms and chutney which were nice and fresh, followed by lamb chops which hubby said had a bit of spice to them and I had my favourite onion bhagie, must admit these for me were a little heavy and very big!Hubby had a chicken dish with lemon rice which he finished off in no time and again was spicy, I Had chicken biryani, it was huge enough to feed two after having a starter, big chunks of chicken and a boiled egg on the top, another popadom and chutney, again it was nice but to much, so ended up with a doggy bag.For a first visit it was very good, a little more spicy than I’m... Speisekarte ansehen