Tun Tuns - Speisekarte

definitely the best curry place in brighton! really friendly and quick service. so much food for the amount of money spent. will definitely be going back

worst food i ever had,i ordered chicken biriyani and paratha bread,tasteless and sauce was like weak sewer water,horrible,bread was greasy..never will i go there again

I absolutely adore this restaurant. It is a family-run establishment that offers exceptional service and serves delicious food. Tuntun's is known for its authentic Bangladeshi and Indian cuisine, cooked flawlessly. It would be difficult to find a better Indian restaurant in Brighton. Speisekarte ansehen

Had a meal during the week. Unbeatable value for money. Very very tasty food. BYOB is a bonus (donation to charity asked for). Premises are simple and functional so don't expect more than that. Lovely Lassi drink which isn't often on the menu elsewhere and a great curry accompliment.

Just visited this lovely cafe.. and the food was absolutely gorgeous! Highly recommend and hope we can fit in another visit before we leave at the end of the week! If you want a beer or glass of wine, take your own and donate to their wonderful charity. (If we can’t fit in a visit I’m taking home a takeaway! Thank you it was truly delicious!

I don't frequent this café as much as I should, but every time I visit, I am pleasantly surprised by the high quality of the food. It is a delightful experience to bring your own alcohol and put the corkage charge into the charity box. The cuisine at this café is Bangladeshi, which offers a refreshing change from traditional Indian dishes. The fish dishes are especially outstanding, particularly the tilapia fillet and other delicious options. Overall, the food is simply delightful and I highly recommend trying it out. Speisekarte ansehen

Absolutely wonderful veggie thali this evening- a beautiful warm and lightly spiced split lentil Dahl with a crunch and zing of coriander stalk, a fantastic touch. A garlicky spinach and potato dish, again warmly and mildly spiced, like a warm blanket wrapped around you. True comfort. A whole bag of crunchy fried treats, including a paratha, mini samosas, delightfully large and crispy onion bhaji and a daal poori stuffed with tasty chickpeas. Needless to say, I didn’t finish or even start the rice! Thank you so much for this delicious food, I will of course be back to try more!

This place is a hidden gem! The food was excellent; really tasty and authentic. The thali were really good and definitely worth a try (the have a vegan, vegetarian and regular version). Overall the food was really cheap and portions were massive in comparison! Staff were friendly and approachable. Only thing to mention was that the restaurant asks you to bring your dishes back to the counter when you’re done (but I’m not sure anyone wipes the tables down in between… could just have been that our table was missed). Toilets are also a bit dated. Overall I would say this is an excellent place to try for a casual dinner lunch take away option that is really reasonably priced. (It’s very casual)....

This family-owned Bangladeshi restaurant has become a favorite spot for me and my friends. We have dined here twice in the past two months, trying their Biryani Sunday and Mega Mixed Thali. The restaurant operates on a BYOB policy, with corkage donations going to an educational foundation in Bangladesh. The food quality and quantity are outstanding, with the Mega Mixed Thali being particularly noteworthy - it easily fed four of us for just £50. The Biryani Sunday was also impressive, offering more food than we could handle for just £15 each. The wait for food can be a bit long as everything is cooked to order, but it’s worth it for the delicious, flavorful dishes. The atmosphere is comfortab... Speisekarte ansehen