Raj Bari

Only customers to arrive at the restaurant for a quick lunch. Service was ok to start but there seemed to be no rush when taking our drinks order then food order. Plus it was a bit of a struggle trying to ask questions about the menu to see if the meat was served on the bone or not. However, food was amazing and worth the wait. I went for one of the specials that had the fresh green chillies in. Extremely spicy, probably one of the hottest curries I’ve ever had, but it packed so much flavour that I wanted to try and finish it. Rice was lovely and fresh and the Naan Breads were fluffy. Tried some of my colleagues dishes, chicken biryani was lovely, delicate and fragrant and the korma special was cooling but slightly sweet, nice accompaniment to my spicy dish. (Visit — 01/​06/​2015 Lunch)

The interior is modern, light and airy, although the photographs on the wall are, from a photographer’s perspective, unremittingly awful. The food here varies, sometimes it’s almost OK, sometimes it’s a ghee stew. If you are in medical need of a curry when you exit Sevenoaks station, then this is the place, otherwise, you can do better.

I have only eaten here once. The staff seemed to be more interested in what was going on out the back. There were only 2 other people in the restaurant and the service was so slow. We did eat early but if they weren’t ready then they shouldn’t have opened the doors. On a positive note the food was delicious and well presented. My son ate so many popadoms waiting for his main course that he didn’t eat all of his food when it did come. I have had many friends recommending it here so I think we just turned up at the wrong time.