
Station Buildings, Alexandra Road, Aberystwyth, North Wales
Features Southern food and halal meals of all kind. Open seven days a week.
The owners are Muslim and have confirmed its halal status. All food at this restaurant is certified halal.
Score reflects a halal certificate on file, with an active issue report under review.
I visited here to pick up a takeaway for a preordered time. When I arrived they said the food would be ready shortly and asked me to wait. There is no waiting area, I stood at the front of the restaurant. Several times the lady on the till said the food was almost ready, after standing there for about half an hour I finally said I wanted a refund if the food wasn’t ready within another 15mins. The food was ready 5 minutes later. I suspect I would still be stood there if I hadn’t complained, clearly, they were ignoring my order. No apology for the service, not even an acknowledgment. Half our group were having Chinese food from a different takeaway, which I had collected on the way. So their food had gone cold while I waited. The food itself was ok but no better than an M&S ready meal. I won’t be back.
On a short break in Wales and the food here topped off our holiday Absolutely amazing food Really good prices Will be visiting next time we’re here for definite
Great takeaway 👌 👌 excellent value
One of the best Tandoori restaurants I’ve visited. The Chicken Tikka Masala was outstanding and the naan bread excellent. Although it’s tucked away on an industrial estate, it’s definitely worth the trip!
Just been here It is a nice restaurant. The prices are fair and the variety is very good. They even serve some British food for the ones Who prefer it. The quality and quantity is also good! Just the interior design could be a bit better.
The staff was brilliant! Very nice, kind and helpful. They gave free water with lemons which was great for the spicyness. The food was also good, both of us had chicken dishes that we liked a lot! The only thing we missed were some more vegetables and a typical Indian desert