Koh-i-noor - Newcastle upon Tyne

Me and my friends came here after a night out and had a fabulous time, service was so quick and the food was beautiful. Massive thank you to Sir for being so accommodating with my friends when they got a bit silly.

This is a fantastic local restaurant. I have been going for over 30 years and never had a bad meal. Great service, great food and is our go to after every Newcastle home game.

It was absolutely amazing,It was so clean and I loved it so much.Me and Susan Burke will be back soon

Curry was mild walk, tikka was bland, naan bread stale and poppadoms chewy. Do not eat here. It says a lot when a Wetherspoons curry is better than a local Indians.

We went in on a Saturday night and were the only people there. On arrival we were greeted by I assume the manager who was very nice to begin with We ordered drinks and waited on our food. My cola was warm. I went to the toilet and they’re a disgrace. The toilets didn’t flush and were dirty Back at the table, my husband wasn’t happy with the food served and decided to pay for drinks and go elsewhere. The manager became very irate at him telling him to hurry up and finish his drink and pay for them and go. My husband tried to explain his issue diplomatically but the manager wasn’t interested very rude and abrupt and said we should appreciate we are in England (and not Scotland where we are from?! does this mean we have to accept substandard curries when we leave Scotland? Who knows! We paid for our drinks and left On a side note the way the manager speaks to the two (very efficient waiters is ridiculous and they should go and have their efforts at their job appreciated in the plentiful restaurants nearby. I read online the place has been around since the late 60’s don’t think it’s been decorated since it opened Won’t be back!