Indi-Go (Stratford)

• I had gone a few weeks back for a shopping trip to Stratford mall with my wife on one of those rainy days (when a trip to Oxford circus became untenable)
• The starters are very much comparable to Masala Zone
• Means they are high quality
• I didn't try the mains as I was already too full
• Good place to hang around once your shopping bags are on your shoulders
• Chana poori are really good
• I have no complain against food but it was no different from any other indian takeaway
• I ordered Kashmiri Lamb with tandoori roti
• I got some kind of device which I never understood that works or it was just a token to hold until your dish comes to you
• My order was served to me at my place where I was sitting (which is rare in a food court) with a complimentary drink to compensate delay
• I find two of their Chaat items (streetfood) very novel indeed one is the CHAAT MARI which uses minced meat combined with ginger and onion tomato you don't actually get this anywhere in India
• I love both and congratulate Indi go for coming up with something like that
• I once had their SALMON TIKKA WRAP that one I did not dig at all that day but most other things are quite decent
• I love they way they spell BYRANI and not as 'Biryani' as is traditionally done
• Perhaps it's because it was rush hour but the staff were impatient when I asked for details on specific dishes
• The food was tasty but not the best north Indian food out there nor did it have the most variety
• I think the price is high because of it's location rather than it's content
• The Poa bhaji was average nothing special
• The chaat in my opinion was overly sweetened
• Prices are on the high side bout this is probably due to the Stratford centre location
• Average overpriced street food with poor diversity of dishes on offer
• After having researched about Indi-Go (Stratford) that I was visiting I ordered the Chicken Tikka which according to me was a safe bet
• The food is not prepared fresh but surprisingly it is moist and you are bound to like what you are eating
• The sweet chilli sauce added to the chicken was a good add on
• Inedible since she is vegetarian
• The drinks here are very refreshing and definitely great
• The prices are appropriate and the portions are quite filling
• I have been to Indi-Go (Stratford) a couple of times with my friends and this time I went with my boyfriend
• The quality of the food is just average
• The service was not at all efficient and swift
• The food is reasonable but there is no point going there since the food is not at all good to taste
• One is the flavors and other is temperature at which it is served
• They overcharge and the food is certainly not worth it
• The food seems cooked well in advance and is only microwaved
• The tastes are strictly mediocre
• The restaurant is strictly avoidable
• The food was just average and there was nothing exceptional about it but the prices were a bit high
• The service was friendly but could be improved
• The ambience was fine but all in all there was nothing exceptional in Indi-Go (Stratford) which could make me visit Indi-Go (Stratford) again
• I wanted to shout back at him and tell him that he better be polite but I guess with some people it is just that they think too high of themselves
• I wonder how he entered the food industry where hospitality is the prime virtue
• The staff a this restaurant are exceptionally rude
• The restaurant was still open when i had visited and upon trying to place my order
• I recently tried Indi-Go (Stratford) and was quite disappointed with it
• The service was pretty bad
• Rude and indifferent as if they were doing us a favour
• The ambience was not that great as well because Indi-Go (Stratford) was low on hygiene and thus
• Both of us were ill of diarrhea
• I was highly disappointed with miser behaviour of the staff at this restaurant
• The food was below average and the servings were so small that it just wouldn't be sufficient for even a toddler
• My wife ordered a 'chicken' wrap with just two pieces of chicken in it
• I was surprised at the skewers that were displayed on the outside and what was served inside
• What is wrong with this restaurant
• It seems they are not bothered about customers revisiting them again
• I recently tried this Indian place and was quite disappointed with it
• The food quality was quite bad but food was quite expensive which put me off
• The service was just fine and the ambience was also quite decent
• The only disappointment was the high priced food that was offered here
• I happened to visit Indi-Go (Stratford) a couple of weeks ago to have some nice Indian cuisine and were totally disappointed
• Was prepared with too much sauce
• The food was too overly priced and the quality was actually rubbish
• When I landed in uk for the first time and i was searching for indian food i found them in westfield and they served me like i got addicted with taste
• Though its a self service kind but for the first time in my life I was given a device when I placed my order
• Some of the dishes they offer are hard to find in london
• Chana puri was terrible with no flavour/taste in chana and puri was anything but a puri and very oily
• I have come to realize that this cuisine had little to do with India and more to do with south Asian fusion food
• Came to Indi Go with similar expectations
• By was dissappointed with the taste and quality
• Is very commercial and did is either too bland or dry
• Both times was not impressed
• Don't get too much excited by the name IndiGo the food here is nowhere close to the Indian
• Lamb kofta wrap and chaat which were nothing close to Indian taste for tastier Indian cuisine Green street
• We went to Indi Go with great expectations
• Though the food was quite overpriced
• NIce presentation with just the right ingredients
• The samosa chat with extra green chillies tasted so nice
• Paneer saag was gud but the masala dosa was very thick n it did not taste well

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