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Indian Restaurants in Southend > Shima Tandoori
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0.28 miles
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0.76 miles
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1.33 miles
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1.33 miles
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1.39 miles
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1.41 miles
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2.03 miles
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2.3 miles
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2.36 miles
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Let me build the picture - the restaurant is farily small inside (I would imagine it would seat 30-40 people) and the tables quite close together. It is overly lit (too bright) which detracts from a pleasurable dining experience (as far as I am concerned). The fact that the restaurant is long and narrow(ish), with a full length large glass window facing the broadway, you kind of feel you are in a display box or fishbowl. The food was quite cheap (and indian restaurants are not the most expensive places in the first instance) and I kind of got the impression that it would appeal to people who were looking for a cheap(er) dining experience. My girlfriend and I found this out as the meal progressed, noting how loud some of the people who were dining here and the fact that they dined in larger/roudier groups. The food was ok, the chicken we had was a lille cardboardy, the king prawn tandoori overcooked, not a culinary delight I'm sorry to say. I'm very sorry to say this, but we gave it a try and will not be returning in the next 6-8 months (or unless it looks like it has changed as we walk past). We will continue to travel (the 5 odd miles) to our current favourite one in the Broadway in Thorpe Bay until we find one more locally. So if you're on a budget and looking for a good-value indian, this may be your bag - but if you are looking for a more exclusive dining experience, then this will not be suitable.
Mark S.
A very comfortable restaurant, decorated in a light contemporary style (no flock wallpaper here). I have tried numerous menu options, all of which are excellent, but I usually return to the chicken jalfrezi which is the best I have ever eaten. The small wine list is extremely good, and well matched to the food. The General Bilamoria Merlot being particularly good. There is also ice-cold Cobra available. The service is very good and the staff extremely friendly. All in all a really enjoyable experience.
Andrew M.
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