The Red Fort

"We ordered from this place last night and we were very disappointed with the amount of food that was given. It was just under half full. We have always ordered from here so we thought by phoning them and asking to correct the problem they would at least fix the problem. But the person i spoke too didn’t want to know and he was saying to speak to Uber which we did and they said the restaurant are responsible for your order. I would stay away from this place. very disappointed."

"Recommend bring ya mates especially Tuesday and Wedensday sit in special. So I'm from Woking. I've eaten here so many times. Last 16 years I live in Thailand so I was so looking fore ward to a good curry when I got to England.I had to wait 2 years to be able to travel back to Woking. I'm so happy red Fort has survived the carnage of covid. Any how my sit in main meal was great very nice flavours and armours with excelent side dishes and all served in a good time. With attentive staff looking after me.. Super happy thank you red Fort.. C u again soon"

"Absolutely fantastic curry. I had the pathia. Sweet, sour and rich tomato based sauce. Meat was excellent quality. Friend had the lamb dhansak and was also incredible. Best curry I've had in while. Would give Camberley Tandoori a run for its money!!"

"Nice place in Woking Town centre. The atmosphere is quiet and relaxed (Indian music plays in the background, but it's not overwhelming). The staff is very polite, and the food is good. The menu has a great variety of dishes, from starters to mains, and everything is quite filling! Maybe is a bit pricey (you're just in town centre), but overall is a nice restaurant. They also deliver at home."

"I found it to be a very expensive takeaway experience - among the most expensive two curry, one rice and two bread takeaways I've bought - and, despite the above average taste quality of one of the dishes, I thought it was not good value for money. I was very disappointed to see that despite ordering the takeaway in the shop and collecting it, I was not given the 10% or 11% collection discount. If the discount is for online orders only, this needs to be stated prominently or at least an explanation given at the point of in-shop ordering. It's possible I've misunderstood something but it did seem I was charged restaurant eat-in prices for a self collected takeaway. For me, this is about respect for me as a customer. Simple service in this regard would have earned Red Fort a very loyal and regularly returning mid-week customer, whereas now I won't be returning. There was no complimentary poppadoms or chutney provided. That's fair enough. Just an observation. The food was above average in taste although the spicing of the bhuna lacked nuance and depth with far too much sweetness. The base sauce is clearly good quality but the dish specific layers of spicing on top of that are shallow. The vindaloo was good in terms of taste and a laser like concentration of warming heat. There was a lot of tomato in the taste but somehow it just - only just though - worked as one of the nicer Woking vindaloos I've tasted. The cubes of lamb were however too small and there wasn't enough meat. I was hungry at the end of meal which is a very unusual experience for me. Ultimately I think it's a shame that a restaurant that's able to produce a better than average quality of food, falls down on value for money. This is subjective and just my opinion. Maybe town centre restaurants have it too easy and don't have to try too hard for customers. Most people, or at least those who work hard for their money and for whom a mid-week takeaway is a hard earned treat, will probably want more value for money (and more food for the money) than is on offer here."