Anuraag Tandoori - Enfield

If you like going down memory lane with the sizzling platters, good old fashioned Indian food then this is for you. Plenty of food a bad salad and a pint, but besides that the food is well cooked and good value. Will go back

Amazing food! Great tasting biryani I had and lamb curry, was just perfect! Very good value for money and the service was impeccable! Can't recommend highly enough! Definitely worth a visit and I shall be back very soon.

Still as good as ever. friendly, efficient and professional service. The food is absolutely fantastic.

This restaurant has recently relocated from another nearby parade of shops, I believe due to an expiring lease..I have frequented for over 15 years, with friends and family and considered this the best Indian Restaurant for miles! Shortly before the move, table hot plates were dropped and although the food was still excellent, one had the feeling that costs were being shaved..some dishes not so hot or full of meat as was the case previously.. staff were always efficient and polite, but a slight reduction to their no. 1 rating I felt.Since the move, some 2 months ago, friends and I have visited twice..still the same friendly staff, but the last visit, I had a chicken Tikka Masala, which was at best warm and their sauce was very 'manufactured '..very unlike the 'on the bone ' Tikka Masala they used to serve, now only 'off the bone ' and not much of it, with their usual unique sauce sadly substituted! The accompaniments, were similarly only warm and to my mind not as tasty as usual..even the chutney was a brown liquid, not the usual fayre. I will certainly try again..maybe a glitch as a result of the move or the Chef is on holiday..please improve as it was always the best for miles around.

Decided to visit a couple weeks ago with a few friends after a walk in trent park. We live in the local area and know the other Indian restaurants aren't too bad. This one unfortunately is Bangladeshi and not a genuine Indian restaurant at all. Won't go into a really long one but here are the points: Bad mannered staff, some won't smile at you or engage in any conversation, like irritated robots (probably because we didn't order the overpriced drinks and poppadoms where the mark up is about 400% . We thought we'd offended them. We're doing you a favour by coming in, be polite and friendly to customers! Ordered a variety of dishes, most turned out quite oily even the ones we thought were dry, chicken had been dropped in at last minute of cooking so the meat was bland. This is the not the place to come if you want to watch your oil/fat/sugar consumption. The spices could be tasted, not cooked through properly. Rice was tasty though. Lamb dishes, quite a lot of fatty parts left on the lamb but sauces had some flavour in them. Rogan Josh was the only one that was nice out of the few that wasn't too chewy. No one bothered to come and ask us how the meal was going, we usually enjoy this as we can have a chat about the dishes etc... this is when we realised we'd definitely offended them. We got the feeling they just wanted us to pay and leave, probably realised they were making a big loss on our table. All in all, poor restaurant, surprised they are still in business but probably the affluent local cockfosters crowd that don't question the food keeping them afloat, they used to be called something else but the staff are still the same. Tandoori nights isn't bad try that nearby. Also Romna gate in Soutgate too. Plenty nearby that are friendlier better value for money places to eat. Suffice to say, mates were not impressed at all.TIP for Staff: Cheer up! People are spending their money in your restaurant, show them some friendliness and respect, you're lucky to be in a nice area like Cockfosters with nice locals who support small businesses.