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If you want to make naan the centrepiece of your meal, the cheese naan lunch set is worth considering. Diners have described the naan as thick and generously filled with cheese, with even one piece substantial enough to satisfy. Some also found that the cheese mellowed the curry’s heat, making the dish enjoyable to the last bite. Plain naan has made an impression too, with diners noting its gentle sweetness, chewy texture and generous size. Some have gone back for refills, but it may be worth seeing how filling the first naan is before deciding how to pair it with your curry.

The choice of spice level helps shape the curry experience. According to diners who ordered a lunch set, they could choose the curry, its heat level and a drink, with refills of naan and rice also available. Some found the butter chicken curry slightly sweet even at the regular spice level; another diner chose medium and enjoyed a pleasant heat with generously sized pieces. Tastes vary, so if you are unsure about the spice, consider asking about a level that suits you. For a more substantial lunch, one diner chose the C lunch, which comes with chicken tikka, seekh kebab and two kinds of curry.

The salad dressing is another detail that has stayed with diners. One person enjoyed the orange dressing served on the lunch salad so much that they bought some separately. It offers a refreshing contrast between bites of curry and naan, adding another element to the set. Alongside lunch, dinner offers the option of pairing small plates with beer. The restaurant serves diners in person and also offers takeaway.