Ali Raj - Carmarthenshire

One of the worst curries we've ever had. Clearly just reheated from frozen with lots of water content. No taste at all. Really poor as you would expect a decent fresh curry for the price.

Food was beautiful clean plenty of everything .Very friendly staff it is also our regular place to eat .

We usually go to a different Indian restaurant, but it was closed so we decided to try Ali Raj for takeaway. One of the first things we noticed was the higher prices compared to our usual spot and other places we've been to. The food itself was very bland and lacked any flavor. Even the naan bread, which usually has a distinct taste, was also lacking in flavor. The biggest issue was that the food was overly watery, to the point where spooning up rice and sauce resulted in a spoonful of water. Overall, it was a disappointing meal for our family of four, as we all felt the same way.

Unfortunately, the Handi Lamb we ordered at this restaurant was quite bland, similar to taking a sip of some red wine that quickly fades away. The sauce was thin and watery. The Chapattis were small in size, lacking flavor, and priced at £2.70 each. In comparison, a Keema Nan was double-skinned with meat and cost around £3.45. The plates were warm but not hot, and the overall dining experience left much to be desired. The Handi dish was brought to us on a burner to keep it warm, but the candle power was insufficient. We ended up paying £34 for two main courses and bread. Unfortunately, we would not return to this restaurant.

I have been a patron of this fantastic British Indian restaurant since they first opened. The food is always top-notch and the service is exceptional. However, my friends and I have observed a recent increase in prices. This restaurant has been our favorite Indian spot for years, but now we may need to reconsider due to the higher prices.