Indian Plaza

My friends and I visited the Indian Plaza on a busy Friday night and we spent some time looking for an accessible parking spot suitable for a wheelchair user. We were however able to park in front near the door. The restaurant isn't immediately accessible to wheelchair users but my friend who has been before told me to ask for the ramp. However there was no need to ask as a member of staff had seen us sorting out the wheelchair and already installed the ramp by the time it was needed. We were glad we had booked as the place was very busy, but despite that we were quickly seated, given menus and asked about our drinks order. Gluten free: once we realised that the colour codes indicating allergens in the ingredients also had a number (in the level of lighting where we sat it was difficult to see the differences between pale blue, blue and violet) it became obvious that most of the menu was free of ingredients containing gluten. I can't remember when I last had so much choice! I had Onion Bahjis (large but light and crisp rather than doughy) followed by Tandoori salmon with salsa and potatoes. (The house white went very well with the salmon) All thoroughly enjoyable. The rest of the party enjoyed their choices too. Nobody wanted desserts, but there as a wide choice of frozen desserts, mostly ice creams, if we had wanted. As always, I realised after eating that a photo of the food would be helpful. Maybe next time, for I will certainly return

Really appreciate how accommodating they were for me for my celiac disease. They didn’t make me feel like a burden and really helped me get everything I wanted to eat with making sure it’s safe for me to eat. Can’t thank you enough! Thankyou :)