didnt like the food maybe just my choice but food it dirty ans dated
Big surprise. Great Indian food. Not your usual Indian food.
A number of friends and I visited,we had pompadoms to start,there was no chutney tray you got chopped onions with chilie and yoghurt and mint.I had the lamb chops to start which were mildly spiced,quite tasty with a little side salad.There was only one lager and no other alternativesWe ordered our main course,I ordered the laal Maas along with one of my other friends.The main courses arrived for all of my other friends except mine and my other friend who ordered the same.We thought nothing of it initially but as ten minutes went by we enquired as to where our main course was !The waitress replied that we hadnt ordered the laal Maas and that the chef would take another ten or 15 minutes to make the order,the other guys had finished their food by the time my food was ready,the fellow who ordered the same as I had to be at work for 4am and couldnt stay any longer.We had to have the order to take out!The decor was neutral but warm,the carpet up to the loo was extremely grubby with people tracking dirt upstairs.The public facilities could do with a complete refurbishment the cistern was very loose!The menu is different from the normal run of the mill Indian restaurant and hats off to them for trying.More effort needed Im afraid!
Very disappointing. I hate being negative about a business but I couldn't in all honesty recommend this restaurant. This place has so much potential to bring a different type of Indian cuisine to the folks of Manchester, it's a shame.Someone I know raved about Sindoor quoting its unusual Southern Indian cuisine, so I looked forward to a visit. Not the friendliest of welcomes, the decor is ok but don't look behind the scenes if you're of a nervous disposition. The menu has a decent selection of dishes. I asked my waiter to help me choose some typical dishes which he did. First course was deep fried spicy mash potato balls with a watery coconut sauce. These were quite bland and soon became a little boring.Waiting for my next course took so long that I literally struggled to stay away in the empty restaurant with its dim soporific lighting. Eventually my lamb and fennel curry arrived. Sauce was nice but the lamb tasted like it had been pre- boiled until it had lost most of its flavour and was not particularly tender. My curry was served with a Kerala Parotta, a kind of layered pancake that was crispy on the outside with a raw tasting unseasoned interior.The highlight of my experience was the half of Corrs lager which was excellent.The waiter was very apologetic citing many reasons why the food was below par.As I paid for my meal at the bar, the goldfish seemed to be eyeballing me intensely through the slightly murky water and mouthing some kind of message, It was probably my imagination but they seemed to be forming the words 'We tried to tell you to run'. If only I'd listened.
Beautiful clean spices, different types of fishes and great friendly staff. Prices are very reasonable.
Sindhoor South Indian Restaurant is a UK Restaurant based in Bury, North West England. Sindhoor South Indian Restaurant is located at 178A Bury New Rd, Whitefield, Manchester M45 6QF, UK.
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