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Royal Indian Cuisine, Drogheda

264 Testimonials

Hospitality and gastronomy

Indian restaurant

Health food restaurant

Takeout restaurant

Bryanstown Centre, Dublin Rd, Bryanstown, Drogheda, Co. Louth, A92 H4XH

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So, I recently stumbled upon this place called Royal Indian Cuisine in Drogheda, and let me tell you—it’s got quite the mixed bag of reviews! Nestled in the Bryanstown Centre on Dublin Rd, it’s got a pretty decent setup. They serve Indian fare, health food, and takeout options, which is nice if you’re on-the-go or just craving something spicy but not too heavy.

When I walked in, it had this attractive vibe—clean, cozy, and a pretty warm welcome, which is always a plus. With 3.8 out of 5 stars from 264 reviews, people seem to feel passionately about this spot. I suppose that mix of opinions made me a little curious, right?

Now, I’ve heard from others that the takeaway can sometimes be a gamble. Some folks really enjoyed their meals, raving about dishes like Chicken Malabari Curry or the crispy poppadoms—they were apparently a hit! But, there’s also chatter about portion sizes being a bit on the smaller side. I mean, who doesn’t want to feel like they’re getting their money’s worth?

And oh boy, I did catch a few grumbles on my way through the review trails. Some diners mentioned that the flavors didn’t quite match their expectations, especially if they were comparing it to the former tenant, Tamarind. I guess if you’re used to a flavor fiesta, it could be disappointing when your plate feels a little… bland. But hey, maybe those critiques could just be a sign of adjusting to a fresh start, ya know?

In terms of dining options, they’re open every day from the afternoon until late, making it a pretty flexible choice for dinner plans. Plus, they’ve got takeaway and delivery options, which is a relief when you’re too cozy to move off the couch.

Accessibility seems decent too; they even have wheelchair access and high chairs for kiddos. Speaking of kids, I’ve heard that they cater to a younger crowd with a kids’ menu, making it a good spot for family outings.

Finally, bear in mind—whether you fancy a flavorful feast or just a casual bite, it seems like Royal Indian Cuisine is trying hard to win over the locals. Sure, it’s had its ups and downs, but doesn’t every restaurant? It might be worth checking it out for yourself! Have you ever tried something that didn’t meet your expectations but was surprisingly good?