New Bekash
100 Watling St, Towcester NN12 6BT, United Kingdom
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42J6+XC Towcester, United Kingdom
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Went to the New Bekash with my bezzie mate on a Saturday evening and the food was lovely. I can't remember what I ordered but the menu had lots of variety and the waiter was helpful in giving us more information about what the dishes were when we weren't sure which to have. I cook a good curry at home but this one was well worth it...good taste, good value and a generous portion size. We were stuffed afterwards but no so much so that we couldn't have pudding which was just as worthwhile as the main.
The atmosphere in there is really nice. It's dimly lit which is what you want when you're chilling sat in a booth with a cracking good curry in front of you.
Being one to be conscious to avoid curry bum when eating at a new place, I ordered a vegetarian dish with a fairly mild sauce. In this respect, there's no shortage of what I call "wuss dishes" here but that said there is plenty of choice for people who like things hotter and meatier too ;)
I can totally recommend the New Bekash in Towcester and I look forward to going again. The Chinese places in Towcester should take a leaf out of their books and provide sit down space like New Bekash do but that's another story lol! :)
The starters were fine. Not a lot can go wrong with the starters, apart from the garlic mushroom - which appeared to be one mushroom finely sliced and served in among a lot of onions and lettuce.
The mains - well, average to say the least. Four of us asked for extra chillies in our mains, to find whole birdseye chillies in them, for which we were charged EXTRA? This is a first!
The rice - well, you can't really go too wrong with plain rice.
The Parathas? Well, what can I say? Urgh - Parathas are NOT deep fried! No way. No how! They left a pool of oil on the plate, and far too much ghee was used in the preparation. Nobody ate them, and the waiter said that's how they are supposed to be served. Nope mate - that's puris that are deep fried.
Even with the specials menu, it wasn't a cheap meal, as the drinks were very expensive. A small glass of dry white was over £6.00, and as I said, extra chillies are charged at £1.05.
All in all, I shall wait for the better Indian restaurant opposite re-opening before I venture that far for a meal next time.
Please don't change the menu again, because you've got this spot on now! :)
I have never tasted such tough "old tasting" meat in my life and had to listened to such nonsense from a clueless but very friendly waiter.
Lads go back to basics and provide your customers with good food using decent ingredients. And before you ask my receipt no' is; ??? well there isn't one! The receipt is dated 08-02-18 & timed at 07:39.