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"The phrase 'never judge a book by its cover' has never been more relevant than in 'The Raj of India'.
Tucked in a crescent of shops at first look it an Indian restaurants you wouldn't dream on eating in. Inside the decor is old fasioned and is in desperate need of a 60 minute makeover, and its quiet, almost too quiet, te ambience of the restaurant however balances out the lack of customers.
Then the you experience one of the reasons that makes this the best Indian in town, the staff. They are always friendly, eager to please and have a relationship with their customers as if they have always known each other.
Then there's the cherry on the cake, the food. Its unbeatable, the taste, the spices, the tenderness of the meat and the overall satisfaction of the food is incomparable and you will not have tasted one like it.
Don't judge a book by its cover, because soon, that book may be a best seller."
