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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby John Upton » 17 Oct 2011 17:24

hj this topic as gone far enough, i agree with sharon i had a meal at tandori in september service was poor and meal was not up to standard, i went there on the recommedation of forum members, maybe we all have different ideas of good food and service. john
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby Erik The Viking » 17 Oct 2011 17:30

John Upton wrote:hj this topic as gone far enough, i agree with sharon i had a meal at tandori in september service was poor and meal was not up to standard, i went there on the recommedation of forum members, maybe we all have different ideas of good food and service. john


And your entitled to your opinion John, we all like different things, i hated Lal but some love it, my argument was with Masala being 'much better', if you know the facts about this place (and many do on here) it could not possibly be better - Masalas curry is EXACTLY the same curry served at approx 10 restaurants across icmeler!
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby JT » 17 Oct 2011 17:35

I have just spent the better part of 20 minutes cleaning up this topic.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion but that does not give anyone the right to throw insults on here

So if anyone would like to carry on discussing then please comment on the food or the restaurant and not the members please
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby Erik The Viking » 17 Oct 2011 17:59

Thanks John, for curry lovers everywhere, please see the picture i have posted in the gallery
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby JT » 17 Oct 2011 18:01

Ok all back onto the subject/subjects and keep it nice please
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby sandybeach » 18 Oct 2011 02:11

Had the Sunday roast here in June, have also sampled the roast at the Hotel Eda, Cupids and i found them all very bland whereas the old famous kitchen won hands down with regards to a sunday dinner , i even took a photograph of it because it was that good. The Sunday roast at the old famous kitchen was to die for xxx
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby Fanny » 18 Oct 2011 20:22

Didn't get round to eating here in August, so am watching this topic with interest :wink: . Have to say I do like my curries, but fully accept that even at our "local" at home, what we get varies depending I suppose on which chef is in that night :)
What I can say is, if we're not happy after the first forkful wherever we're eating, then we have a polite word with a waiter and more often than not, the problem's rectified. Am sure that would happen in the Sizzler as much as any other place.
So negative views won't put us off next year and it's great to hear everyone's honest and fair views on the place
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby dragon » 18 Oct 2011 21:00

I was disappointed with the peshwari naan bread as it was very sweet and had raisins in it. I expected it to be like the peshwari naan that we have at home. But I was the odd one out, the rest of our group loved it and wished that we could get the 'sizzler's' naan from restaurants at home.
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby juju » 18 Oct 2011 22:03

We were in Icmeler in last two weeks of June and I posted about the Sizzler many times. I thought the welcome was very good then when we told them our ICR name it was amazing.We ate here at least four times.I do more Turkish and international as chinese and indian are not my thing.We had the topkapi kebab...myself chix him steak.Very good although I have posted this somewhere else!No probs whatever with the food and as for Hakan and Levant....great lads.And if you search my posts I am not sayin g this lightly.....Oz from the Dilhan comes up the same as them for being a top lad! :D
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby juju » 18 Oct 2011 22:10

dragon wrote:I was disappointed with the peshwari naan bread as it was very sweet and had raisins in it. I expected it to be like the peshwari naan that we have at home. But I was the odd one out, the rest of our group loved it and wished that we could get the 'sizzler's' naan from restaurants at home.

Well here which is not Mumbai peshwari naan has sultanas and almonds in it and our Indian is supposed to be very good. I know nothing :)
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby eddie&gwen » 19 Oct 2011 06:52

we can only add that the Tandori Sizzler is a great place to eat, food brill, staff on top of the job and owners Hakan & Levent mine hosts with the most highly recomended, looking forward to next visit carry on the good work serveing the best food in Icmeler. :D Eddie & Gwen
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby Cummo » 19 Oct 2011 18:42

We (John & Zena) will be back in Icmeler July 2012 and we will both be enjoying the great hospitality and food at the Tandoori Sizzler as we have for many years albeit with Hakan & Levent at their different establishments. We have found the curries at the TS to be of "Good quality & Value for money". The service has always been good and the whole experience satisfying. (We have had the "Best Table" many times!...)
We have sometimes waited quite a while for various courses to appear.... but in a very busy establishment isn't that enevitable?
People who remember the Old Famous Kitchen know how good Hakan and Levent can serve excellent quality Turkish cuisine and i believe this is also delivered at the TS.

Now..we are obviously fans of H & L and the TS but it is not the only restaurant we will visit, there are many that we enjoy and all have comparable dishes (curry not included). But we just keep getting drawn back to the TS, and i / we think that it is because of the honesty that is portraid from the management of the TS. Nothing is too much trouble, and both H&L would rather be told to their faces that something was wrong with a meal rather than reading it on a forum.

I would say give the Tandoori Sizzler a try...be prepared to wait a while if the place is busy(just have another beer) and enjoy your evening at "one" of the best restaurants in Icmeler


John & Zena

PS Take a chill pill, you are on holiday
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby Erik The Viking » 19 Oct 2011 19:00

Good post Cummo, people need to realise that the reason you have to wait is there are others in the restaurant and every dish is cooked fresh. It is nice to go to a restaurant and eat within 5 minutes of being seated, but when they have a large tub of ready cooked slop out the back that just needs a heat through its easy i suppose, you wont get the same quality though.

At the end of the day everyone has different tastes i suppose
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby ajgaj » 19 Oct 2011 19:55

Erik The Viking wrote:Good post Cummo, people need to realise that the reason you have to wait is there are others in the restaurant and every dish is cooked fresh. It is nice to go to a restaurant and eat within 5 minutes of being seated, but when they have a large tub of ready cooked slop out the back that just needs a heat through its easy i suppose, you wont get the same quality though.

At the end of the day everyone has different tastes i suppose


I agree we have really enjoyed our evening meals and will try breakfast and lunch time meals in June and September 2012
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby dragon » 20 Oct 2011 09:26

Agree with the above comments. We would never return to a restaurant where we didn't have to wait for our meal as the food would obviously have been hanging around for a while. Also, in a couple of restaurants we've had the next course arrive while we're still eating, which is annoying as you then feel rushed.

For us the Sizzler is definitely a restaurant to be recommended. Going to have to stop thinking about curries now as I'm getting withdrawal symptoms :lol:
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby Cummo » 21 Oct 2011 17:36

ajgaj wrote:
Erik The Viking wrote:Good post Cummo, people need to realise that the reason you have to wait is there are others in the restaurant and every dish is cooked fresh. It is nice to go to a restaurant and eat within 5 minutes of being seated, but when they have a large tub of ready cooked slop out the back that just needs a heat through its easy i suppose, you wont get the same quality though.

At the end of the day everyone has different tastes i suppose


I agree we have really enjoyed our evening meals and will try breakfast and lunch time meals in June and September 2012


Curry for breakfast....strange...i must try that one :lol:
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby bikerjambo » 21 Oct 2011 20:24

Cummo wrote:
ajgaj wrote:
Erik The Viking wrote:Good post Cummo, people need to realise that the reason you have to wait is there are others in the restaurant and every dish is cooked fresh. It is nice to go to a restaurant and eat within 5 minutes of being seated, but when they have a large tub of ready cooked slop out the back that just needs a heat through its easy i suppose, you wont get the same quality though.

At the end of the day everyone has different tastes i suppose


I agree we have really enjoyed our evening meals and will try breakfast and lunch time meals in June and September 2012


Curry for breakfast....strange...i must try that one :lol:


Never eaten the cold leftovers the morning after? Weird!

:D
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby Silverfox BC » 22 Oct 2011 12:54

Just got back last night. Spent a lot of time with Hakam and Levant over the last three weeks and had no bad food or service, You just have to remember every cook has his own way of doing things and no two do it the same way.Brian spent the night of his 80th there and had a great evening, even if he didn't like the spotlight being on him,but he wouldn't have gone anywhere else. Thanks boys for giving us a great time,look foward to seeing you in May, Love Brian and Cyn :) :) :) :D :D
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby silverbeard21 » 22 Oct 2011 22:40

Just returned and have to say that all our meals were first class and service was fine. It should be remembered that in this resturant the food is cooked to order with fresh ingredients. No meal will ever be the same as you get at your local balti/chinese as this establishment is not your local balti/chinese . As to service, cooking fresh ingredients takes somewhat longer than boil in the bag or microwaved packs that have been prepared and precooked in a factory as provided in many other establishments.

I think that the ethos of freshly prepared & cooked food is a breath of fresh air and worth the wait.

David
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Re: Tandori sizzler

Postby dragon » 23 Oct 2011 22:31

Our curries were well worth the wait. The breakfasts were pretty good too.
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