Indivala

Delicious food, highly recommend. Staff really friendly. Will definitely be ordering again

Ordered two take out’s ready really quickly. Chicken Korma was more like a soup as sauce far too thin. Same for chicken tikka. Onion Bhaji was nice but a very disappointing £30 takeaway. Happened twice now but gave the first experience the benefit of the doubt.

As visitors to the area we have just had our second takeaway from Indivala, and can honestly say that the food is both excellent and consistant, with above average portion size. Superb quality and extremely tasty! Highly recommended.

Disappointing; the food was just poor. On the up side, the portions were huge, so you can eat very cheaply here. The service was very attentive - actually too attentive and eventually scared us off as we just didn't want the waiter standing over us.The food here is a real mish-mash of cuisines. It's form all over Asia without a hint of focus. As someone who has worked in India, this wouldn't be acceptable there. It's a bit like going back to the '80s when we didn't travel as much and curry houses had the UK version of the real curries. The spices are all dried with the heat coming from the harsh hit of curry powder. The two dishes we had were almost identical with one having a hint more tomato puree than the other despite being described as totally different.OK - let's get into the details. Papadums were fine, but who doesn't put lime pickle on the chutney tray? That was extra... One of the chutneys had seen better days but all tasted fine. Good start. We were slightly surprised that paneer tikka was on the meat starters and not the vegetarian ones, but were assured that this was correct but no answer to why.... odd (paneer seems to be conspicuous by its absence in the menu as a whole) We went with onion bhajis; they were ok, but very greasy. However, FOUR per portion means this must be one of the best value dishes in Cheshire.The mains were the main disappointment. We'd ordered two completely different curries but they were almost identical. Quite lacking in taste and the heat came in the harsh bitter form that you get from dried curry powder as opposed to the slowly cooked fresh spices that you'd get from modern curry houses such as K2H in Northwich. The paratha was the size of a pizza but instead of crumbling apart like it should had a consistency closer to a pizza stone. Portion size was, again, large. We left the majority of our mains - we could have taken them with us, but I really didn't want to face it again. Once was enough.

Very spicy hot - more so than any other Indian restaurant

Maybe the chef was off the night we went but it was awful. The worst take away I have ever had of any type. Hardly any meat in the dishes, bland, clearly reheated out of the microwave. Less tasty than 1970’s school dinners.Only good thing was it was completely empty 7pm on a Friday night so it can’t survive for too long.

We really like Indivala and have had several take aways. Always thoroughly enjoyed the food but this evening, part of the order was missing. My wife is vegetarian and it was her selection that was missing so she's had to do without. Shame be ause you're better than that.

First time customer after poor experience from 'other Indian' nearby. Ordered at 17.30 on NYE for collection at 18.30 - food was ready on time and was spot on. Enjoyed the meals and sides. Will be returning

Really lovely food. We ordered for collection and the food was ready ban on time. One of our party had dietary requirements and they provided a special dish for him. Highly recommended.