Eastern Paradise Milton Keynes
Eastern Paradise offers a traditional menu with average food quality at a decent price, set in a busy atmosphere. While the service was a bit inconsistent and the round table felt cramped, the overall experience was satisfactory.
Eastern Paradise Review - May 2023
After the usual trip to The George when in Stony, a short walk to the restaurant. Quite busy, giving it a good atmosphere. We had a table at the back, round, which is nice, but a bit cramped for as few as five diners.
Service was a bit hit and miss, those in charge were, however, pleased to see us. We do know the staff as we have done the rounds a few times and they have worked in other restaurants previously.
The menu is traditional, a couple of very hot dishes if that’s what you after. Overall, fairly average food at a decent price.
Methi Master
- Quite busy early on but as seems normal now, nearly empty by 21:30
- Big Pops with good dips/chutneys
- Can get a £19.95 five course banquet on a Friday night
- Eastern Promise mixed starter to share, ok
- Aloo chat, well cooked and tasty
- Lal Maas Rajastani – good cuts of lamb, very hot and excellent
- All veggie sides were acceptably nice, saag chana, onion bhajee, brinjel bhajee, okra average though
- No certificate awarded
- Service was generally good but a few drink spillages here and there
- Rashmi kebab, omelette a bit bland and salad sparse
- Chicken Methi very bland and ordinary tasting
- Tawa Gosht in a skillet, arrived a little later than the rest
- Cheese and garlic naan poor, a bit tasteless
Average cost in the current climate.
Location
10, 12 Wolverton Rd, Stony Stratford, Milton Keynes MK11 1DX, UK
Price Range
££
Website
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