Benllech Tandoori

I and my partner came here to eat during our trip to wales. I ordered the peli peli, who was nice but very sweet. the man in the restaurant asked me if I wanted to change it. he changed it for a jalfreizi who was more my cup tee. the food was so good and the staff was very friendly so that our experience and unforgettable.

Eat in, take away, get it always brilliant eating and service. sometimes I bring food to home because I can't finish it all in a go lovely staff, nothing too much annoyed. to eat one of my favorite places on the island.

Delicious vegan curry. Don't believe the reviews about too much colouring in the food etc, our food tasted very fresh and wholesome. One of the best curries we've ever had.

The staff here are very friendly, and the restaurant is situated above a golf club. The food was quite good, with the lamb standing out as a highlight—slowly cooked and tender. While they do use food coloring in some dishes, like the Seekh kebab, many other restaurants do the same. Children are well taken care of, but it's advisable to ask for the kids' menu options. The naan bread and rice were also quite good. I wouldn't say it's the strongest or sweetest Pathia I've ever had, but it's still a solid choice. It may not compete with the best tandoori restaurants in a city like Birmingham, but it’s truly a gem located just outside Benllech!

The prices were a bit high; I don't think I've ever spent £8 on just four poppadoms and a small dish of chutneys! However, the food was really enjoyable, and the staff was friendly. We couldn’t help but notice that they brought a container back to their table from the kitchen after returning from their meal.