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Contribute Feedback What Thomas Gray likes about The Holy Pundit:
As a picky vegetarian Indian, I had a tasty meal served by cordial staff Saag Paneer and Malai Kofta were nicely prepared and the breads were soft. The chefs compliment mini samosa's were delicious . Food quantity is a bit less than what I'd expect. Overall a gem! View all feedback.
What Antoine Renard doesn't like about The Holy Pundit:
The food at this restaurant was mediocre, the wine selection was dreadful. However, to be fair, the staff were friendly but the service was poor. The employees seemed more interested in texting than in serving customers. The lack of ambience and atmosphere was disappointing. View all feedback.
Wow, what a great experience. the food was so delicious and delicately seasoned. Even the beverage menu impressed an authentic Indian wine and ordered two bottles. I ate from the vegan menu and loved the baby aubergine dish and the sweethorn frit especially. my partner tried the goat and said it was perfectly delicate. we were also treated with some small surprise dishes that made the evening something special. it is obvious that they care about eating and service.
The restaurant matched and five friends without a booking with a time limit of an hour and a half that was great. the food was excellent as the service. everyone said the same and we had a lot of appetizers and nets. I look forward to my next stay and book the restaurant this time!
They can see from the reviews that this restaurant is highly regarded and its call is justified. I confess to being disturbed when I found out it is part of the imperial, but my fears were allied. service was friendly, efficient and helpful. I can not comment a lot from the menu as my partner and I had the same dishes, but we enjoyed the freshly cooked fish that had exactly the right amount of seasoned and fresh crumble. I was resurrected when the waiter informed us that they would run out of monkfish, but they could replace them with white fish. at least this meant that it was not a frozen microshaft meal. another soothing aspekt is the menu itself. usually overlong in Indian restaurants. means that none of them is fresh. the menu here is diverse, but realistic. why not 5 stars. now the decor is a little more extinct and the only memory that they are imperial.
Absolutely love this Indian restaurant my favorites in quite england. I live in london, but vacation in folkstan all year round and always look forward to visiting this restaurant. the staff is always so polite, friendly and friendly and eating is excellent! so much taste, cooked for perfection, very satisfying and beautiful presented, can not wait for my next visit thank you
We just had dinner in the Holy Pundit at the Imperial Hotel. The food and service were exceptional. My wife is coeliac and they catered they had a great understanding of the need for gluten free and lots of possible options. I had the lamb Rogan Josh and it was perfect. Best I've had in a long time.
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