Le Raj Academy Nescot

I ordered just one dish for takeaway which took them 2 hours to complete the order and deliver to my location. I tried calling the restaurant for at least 5 times and no one answered. At that time I ordered the briyani which I was very unsatisfied with the bland taste. When you think of Indian food you would expect the complexion of spices and seasoning towards their dish but this one somehow is not authentic and not even worth to try as it taste more like a plain rice with lamb which when I tasted was stone cold and really tough to chew. My best advice is to them is probably best to think again or revise their menu items, service and if their chef can actually cook authentic Indian food.

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My husband and I ordered a takeaway after reading positive reviews. Sadly, it didn’t live up to expectations. I ordered lamb vindaloo, which was blend and lacked spices. It came with 5-7 pieces of flavourless lamb, which is a bit mean considering the dish was almost £10. The only saving grace was the fried chillies on top. My husband’s chicken jalfrezi was also bland and watery. It was so watery, the rice was swimming with water once the curry was added on to the plate. The curries are certainly not authentic, believe me I’m Asian. Its been ‘westernised’ and not in a good way. Overall, a disappointing bland takeaway and we won’t be ordering again.

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A nice Restaurant I new Ali when he had a small Restaurant in Worcester Park food very good . The People that go there can afford the price not surprising to the odd famous face

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Been here a few times.Food service staff all very good.Abit more expensive than other restaurant but well worth it.

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Le Raj Academy at Nescot is now called Rasika. The menu has changed but the food and service was great.

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