2/7/10 - very well organised, good service, however at least half of our party of 11 were very disappointed with their main courses. The tikka massala in particular was bland to say the least. Would I book another group event, go personally or recommend them, in a word, no. After all, a top quality curry was a key part of our night our night out & we were let down badly. If it had not been a corporate event anumber of us would have argued whether even paying half the cost was fair.

I think the food was really nice and the staff were really nice I would come back again and The lady who served us the drinks was really nice.. see you again sometime and happy new year.

All Aboard the curry train! Every month or so, we take it in turns to decide on a venue for a meal and this time, 10 of us were off on the "curry train", or the "Passage to India" train. GETTING THERE… No parking to worry about. The staff meet people under the clock at Newcastle Central Station, and you are free to collect your menu and then go back into Centurion Bar until the train leaves at 19:10. The train is the normal Newcastle to Carlisle service and once on board, if you haven't taken your own drinks along, red or white wine can be bought at a cost of £10.45. Expensive, but the bottles ...  Read the complete review