Misha

"Ambiance of the restaurant is nice. Usage of food colour is too high. Most of the dishes I order was so sweet and oily. Tandoori naan was perfect but the romali roti was not even looks and taste like the one supposed to be."

"We had the pleasure of dining at Misha on the last night of our stay in Gt Yarmouth. It rivaled any Indian cuisine we’ve had at home in the USA! The friendliness of the staff & the owner was lovely, especially as we’d gone in late at night. The food was amazing and the restaurant very neat & clean. Beautiful touches even when being presented with the bill. Definitely worth a visit if your in the area!"

"Went in quite late at 10 but received a very warm welcome. Service was very friendly and efficient. Food was tasty and hot. Had angry bird for starter - fried quail which is unusual but tasty. Prawn purée, chicken bhuna extra hot and okra. Defo worth a visit!"

"First rate Indian restaurant with an extensive menu and excellent service. We visited one Saturday evening and the atmosphere was good, a decent buzz but not too noisy. Poppadoms and pickles as an appetiser were standard fare - nothing special but equally nothing negative. Starters of a mixed grill and onion bhajis were excellent however, tasty and just the right amount of spice/heat in the grill. Main courses comprised chicken tikka chilli mossala and a vegetable biryani, lemon rice, garlic and peshwari naan breads and a couple of sides: brinjal bhaji and tarka dall. Superb! Very flavoursome and tasted fresh which is not always the case at Indian restaurants in my experience. With draft Cobra available and a decent wine list, I think this is a real find. Add on great, friendly service and it's a winner. We'll return if we want Indian in Yarmouth again. Recommended."

"Great value and delicious food with lovely services, right in the heart of Great Yarmouth. We were made to feel very welcome from the moment we arrived, with chilled out, friendly staff. We had the chicken tandoori and scallops for starters, chicken especially was amazing, juicy, tender and full of flavour. For mains we had the duck curry, a chicken pasanda, a saag aloo and a peshwari naan. All were really tasty, naan was the best we’d had for ages. They even had a lovely little dessert menu - we had some delicious, sweet gulab jamun and a moreish liqueur coffee. Total for the 8 dishes and wine came in at around £50, which we thought was great value! Overall, a really good local restaurant, well worth the trip!"