T 0161 487 4490
A 403 London Rd, Hazel Grove, Stockport
W http://www.bluenileindianrestaurant.co.uk/
Category : Bangladeshi & Indian
A 403 London Rd, Hazel Grove, Stockport
W http://www.bluenileindianrestaurant.co.uk/
Category : Bangladeshi & Indian
Restaurant Size : 60 seater
Car Park: Yes
Air Conditioning : Yes
“I've started seeing someone” CMS announced as we sat down, we held our breath, was this the camp one finally "coming out" …… "It’s a girl" he declared, as proud as any new father. We all breathed a sigh of relief, ready to enjoy February’s curry.
The Blue Nile has been recently refurbished and looks as good as when it first opened. It appeared to be more popular than ever with 40-50 people dining even on a cold Wednesday evening.
The new slim line looking Andrew Loaf Hague also made a rare appearance to visit this local favourite.
Cobras and pops were quickly ordered, with the 4th dip being a hot red chilli sauce which went down well with all.
The starters were reasonably priced with the Chattey Chicken and Mixed Grill being popular, both being of a very good standard with the mixed grill consisting of 2 large succulent chicken pieces, 1 shish kebab and 2 lamb pieces cooked to perfection.
Chicken Pathias, Baltis, Madras and Handis were ordered all round and full of large pieces of tikka chicken. The portions were all very large, defeating all but Winfield who wolfed his down within minutes.
The bill was £24 each inclusive of tip. The service was impeccable, the surroundings modern with easy parking in the huge free car park behind the restaurant.
The food was of a high standard with huge portions. The night ended with the Blue Nile’s customary complimentary shot of Baileys being served to the non-drivers.
Air Conditioning : Yes
Review
The Blue Nile has been recently refurbished and looks as good as when it first opened. It appeared to be more popular than ever with 40-50 people dining even on a cold Wednesday evening.
The new slim line looking Andrew Loaf Hague also made a rare appearance to visit this local favourite.
Cobras and pops were quickly ordered, with the 4th dip being a hot red chilli sauce which went down well with all.
The starters were reasonably priced with the Chattey Chicken and Mixed Grill being popular, both being of a very good standard with the mixed grill consisting of 2 large succulent chicken pieces, 1 shish kebab and 2 lamb pieces cooked to perfection.
Chicken Pathias, Baltis, Madras and Handis were ordered all round and full of large pieces of tikka chicken. The portions were all very large, defeating all but Winfield who wolfed his down within minutes.
The bill was £24 each inclusive of tip. The service was impeccable, the surroundings modern with easy parking in the huge free car park behind the restaurant.The food was of a high standard with huge portions. The night ended with the Blue Nile’s customary complimentary shot of Baileys being served to the non-drivers.
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