Royal Naz

This place won a lot of awards between 1998 and 2004. They were interesting years for me. I went from the age of fifteen to that milestone 21, tackled college and university, moved out of home, all that jazz. What’s interesting is that I can tell you what I’ve done since 2004. Royal Naz seemingly cannot.
Those awards have stopped for a reason, and it ain’t because gold has reached such a high value in the recession. There have been a few changes in management, always a tricky subject where the art of food is concerned, and service has been hit and miss. My recent visit certainly told me that they’re capable of good things, and I found the staff to be friendly and the curry to be tasty. It may not be winning any curry chef of the year gongs at the moment, but it was a pleasant enough experience and certainly seems to be popular.

Must agree with Aliiits potentially the worst indiant restaurantand is surving and doing well for thos people who dont have the appreciation for the true asain flavours and cooking.

Royal Naz was always towards the bottom of the list of which Indian Restaurant to choose on the curry mile. I dunno what’s going on with it’s sign lately. Maybe they had an unsuccessful rebranding?
oh well.