On Sunday I decided to go to Tamatanga in Nottingham with my boyfriend and a couple of friends. I'd never been there before but I'd heard it was good. Looking at the menu online, there was something my fussy boyfriend would eat, so I thought we might as well check it out. Tamatanga is kind of the Indian equivalent of Wagamamas. Stepping through the door the place was light, airy and very modern with big square tables. Each table seats eight people, so at busy periods you will probably be sitting with strangers. There was lots of space though, which is good because we ended up having a lot of dishes. The menu offers a good range of food, and, ...  Read the complete review

This place gets better and better. Have been visiting since it first opened and a friend mentioned it. They consistently deliver great food in what can only be described as a unique setting. The music is great, communal seating works well because the tables are so large and staff are good at spacing you out if there's room. It always seems to be buzzing, especially at the weekends, and the crowd is a really nice mix of students like myself, families, couples and others I guess. I would definitely recommend the butter chicken, it's so lovely and creamy! And the saag paneer is also fabulous, very much like it is back in India according to one of my Indian mates who also ...  Read the complete review

This is an Indian canteen with a different style. There are large tables set out so that you may be eating in close proximity to another party or couple, but if there's enough room the staff will space you out so that you have enough room to be comfortable but there is still a cosy aspect to it. The food there is lovely. You get to have complimentary poppadoms with three different chutneys while you wait for your meal which is ordered on one of those new fangled digital things so that your order is probably sent to the kitchen before the very polite member of staff leaves your side. My favourite dish is the butter chicken curry. Each main dish can ...  Read the complete review

Stumbled in to this place in an attempt to escape the drizzle recently and pleasantly surprised. Food was very good, Butter Chicken on their specials menu very nice as was the paneer kebabs we had on the side. The food sort of comes out whenever it's ready, which in our case was onion bhaji, curries, naan, paneer kebab. Worked nicely actually as we always had something to be munching on. I think the best thing about this place has got to be its price and speed. We were after a really quick chilled out meal before making a cinema showing and managed to finish our meal including a coffee within an hour. The service is very attentive and the food comes out with surprising ..  Read the complete review

I visit the cornerhouse quite a lot with friends and decided to try the latest restaurant: Tamatanga. Whilst we were outside looking at the menu, we were coerced by the waitress who had come outside to come in. Inside the restaurant it was well decked out but there werent many people in so it seemed a little souless. The food we ordered seemed like normal indian fodder to me. I had the karahi and samosa combination. The samosa was ok if not a little overpriced. The Karahi was adequate but not any different to any other. The staff were over attentive , our every move was covered and it was a little disconcerting and put a damper on the ...  Read the complete review