Feast India

Let's raise a glass for the newly weds - congratulations Harry and Megan! See some of you later for a wedding Feast.

The count down is on for Father's Day - why not come to Feast India and enjoy a selection of authentic Indian food for the whole family to enjoy. Call us to book.

Next Sunday is Mother's Day (11th March) and we will be serving up some very special treats for both lunch and dinner. Show Mum just how much you care with a feast at Feast India. Just £16.95 per person. Book now by calling 0116 258 2590.

Treat the one you love this Valentine's Day with a feast at Feast India. This Wednesday we will be serving a host of delicious dishes to ensure we 'wow' and 'woo' that special person 😘😍

**New Year's Eve Spectacular at Feast India** Now the Christmas festivities are drawing to an end come and celebrate New Year's Eve at Feast India with a live DJ from 9pm and dancing till late. We can ensure the party will be in full swing to see in 2018. All for one set price of £29.95 per person and £15.95 for children 11 years or younger (under 4's free).
New Year’s Eve (9pm menu) highlights include: - Hussaini Murgh Tikka – Succulent chicken tikka in a mustard, cardamom &... saffron marinade - Hot fresh Dosas served with fresh coconut, coriander & spicy tomato chutney - Peshawari Chicken - Ragada Patties - A spicy white peas curry served over potato patties and dressed up with sweet and tangy chutneys, crispy sev and garnished with diced onions and fresh coriander. - Sunehri Jhinga – Jumbo prawns marinated in yoghurt and saffron cooked over open flames. - Tandoori Aloo Anardana – Spicy potato dish cooked in the fire of the tandoor. - Gola Kabab – From the Mountains of Afghanistan, melt in the mouth spiced lamb mince kabab pan fried. - Ajwaini Fish Pakora – Crispy fish pakoras flavoured with caraway. - Vegetable Dim Sum & Spiced Chicken Dim Sum - Hyderabadi Lamb Biryani - Dhali Bhalla - Sweet Potato Chaat - Indo-Chinese Aubergines in Hot Bean Sauce - Spicy Tom Yam Soup - Awadhi Lamb Chop Korma - Spicy Andhra Fish Curry - Slow Cooked Dal Bukara - Nasi Goreng - Bagare Baingan – fragrant Hyderabadi dish made with baby eggplants - Assorted Macaroon Tower - Fresh Gelato Counter - White Chocolate Apricot Cake - Tiramisu - Snow Capped Chocolate Brownies - Nutella Marbled Cheesecake - Black Forest Gateau - Lemon Meringue Pie - Beldade Chocolate Truffle And much more ….
We will also have an early New Year's Eve seating from 6pm - 8pm (tables to be vacated by 8.30pm) serving a great menu for just £16.95 per person and £9.95 for children 11 years old or under (under 4's free).
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**HARK** Festive 'Christmas Eve' Feast at Feast India
From our incredible live theatre kitchens our Master Chefs will take you on a culinary voyage of India serving the largest selection of Indian dishes in the UK. Celebrate one of the most special days of the festive calendar with an incredible feast. Lunch Adult £12.95, Lunch Children £7.50 Evening Adult £16.95, Evening Child £8.95 ... Call us now to reserve your table.
Our Christmas Eve Menu highlights include: - Pau Bhaji on the Live Tawa - a spicy vegetable curry cooked in a special blend of spices served with buttered bread - Zafrani Murgh – Hyderbadi Chicken Kabab cooked over hot coals flavoured with Saffron - Hot fresh Dosas served with fresh coconut, coriander & spicy tomato chutneys - Fruit Chaat – a ‘zingy’ appetiser made from fresh fruit delicately spiced - Kadak Seekh Kabab – succulent minced lamb kababs cooked with capsicum over hot coals - Tandoori Vegetables – Spiced vegetables cooked in the hot fire of the clay oven - Jhinga Khada Masala – Indian Wok fried prawns cooked in a delicately spiced masala sauce - Murgh Kali Mirch – Spicy black pepper chicken curry packed with flavour. - Makai Methi Mattar Malai – corn kernels & garden peas curry with fragrant North Indian gravy made from onion, fenugreek leaves and green peas with traditional spices. - Kalonji ka Baingan - stuffed baby eggplant with a combination of toasted spices along with onions. - Fresh Indo – Chinese Sit Fry - Red Velvet Cake - Hazelnut Praline Cheesecake - Sticky Toffee Pudding - Badam Halwa - Kesar Jalebi
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Wishing you all a very happy Diwali

Time to get planning those festive celebrations with friends, family and colleagues. With brand new Christmas menus, Feast India will have something to suit everyone. Call to book on 0116 2582590

Kung Pao Friday! Tonights special - Come and dive into our Kung Pao Chicken today, freshly made at our Spicy Wok counter.

Thursdays special - Tandoori Pindliyan, Succulent and sizzling! Tandoori marinated chicken drumsticks on our specials tonight

Tonight and tomorrow's special - Churros’ - sugar fried doughnut sticks that are deliciously crispy yet soft-on-the-inside

Saturday nights special - ‘Chicken Dhaniwal Korma’ – Aromatic Chicken curry from the Princely State of Kashmir

Dirty Lassi’ Specials - Ice cool yoghurt based Indian Smoothies with an extra kick… perfect for the hot summer days !
- Dirty Mango Lassi spiked with Sailor Jerry’s Spiced Rum
- Dirty Raspberry Lassi blended with grey goose vodka

Friday's special - Chinese Roast Chicken with Red Pepper sauce

Come and visit the fantastic Forest of Arden Marriott Hotel & Country Club and let them create your fairy tale wedding

Wed 14th June & Thurs 15th Specials - ‘Hussaini Murgh Tikka’, succulent chicken tikka cooked over hot coals in a mustard, cardamom and saffron marinade

Treat you Dad this Sunday to a feast at Feast India - whether its for lunch or dinner. Don't forget to book, just give us a call to make your reservation.

Monday and Tuesday's special - Live Banana Fritter Counter – Cooked fresh to order, perfect with a drizzle of maple syrup and a scoop of our home made ice-cream.

Sunday's Special - Vada Pav ‘Mumbai street snack, a crispy spiced potato patty served in a soft bun with a fresh tangy chutney’

loved it food was beautiful, good variety of food

Went to feast of India last Saturday. It's had a good food different buffets is amazing and nice people's friendly staff's.

We have eaten at feast india a number of times and always found the food to be very good and tasty with a good choice for all. The only downside is that the room is not dissimilar to a school dining room as very noisey with little or no privacy. Apart from that we will be back again at some stage

Second visit here, went about 3 years ago and it's much better. The staff were very attentive to our table and asking if we wanted more drinks. The first time I went they didn't ask us once which was poor. We went on a Sunday so well done to all the staff that night. Definitely go again

My all time favourite. very good food and friendly and hard working staff .

Feast India catered for our daughters wedding in July at Keythorpe Manor. They assisted us by producing the menu we chose and refining it to suit us after numerous tasting sessions. We can only praise their efficiency at the wedding reception. There was a never ending supply of canapés , starters, mains and dessert. The wait staff were friendly and accommodating. The food was freshly cooked and delicious. The only complaint we had was that there was too much food! Ravi and Jeet, the event managers for Feast India were amazing! So helpful and always around to make wishes come true. We could not have found better people if we tried. Thank you for making Bismah's wedding extra fabulous!

Fantastic food offering! The staff very attentive and couldn't do enough for us.

So much variety, very tasty food and staff very friendly

Lovely as always � Food, Staff, Atmosphere and Price all good �� Will recommend everytime

It was my first time that I went to the feast India and you have to go about 4 times to try all the dishes food excellent food piping hot great choose of food and the fish pakora is to die for and I had the 🍝 cooked for me and it was the best ever fantastic food with great affordable prices

It was my first time eating at Feast India yesterday. I was really pleased with the quality of the food and service. Our party was a large one and they coped just fine with all of us, even with the rest of the restaurant fully packed with people. All of the food was very tasty / full of great flavour. The only thing which in my opinion lets it down is the lack of a seriously spicy / hot curry dish. All of the curries were very mild. To make it to five stars, that's all they'd need to change in my opinion.

I've been a few times I love the food and took my friend for the first time. Some of the dishes weren't that hot, but in saying that the variety and service was as good as ever. I think Feast India is the best Indian restaurant of its type that I've been to. Can't wait to go again as I always enjoy it. Only criticism I went to get dessert for my friend and was only allowed one scoop of ice cream per visit to the desserts section, it was all my friend wanted and a couple of scoops wouldn't have looked quite as mean on the plate.

Celebrating a birthday, group of 20 people. The verity of food made it difficult to decide so we had a taste of everything there was😁 No complaints about the food. The golguppa was amazing. Staff was brilliant but for one waitress who didn't want to help us light the candle on the cake. Otherwise we will most definitely visit again.

Buffet style all you can eat. Something for everybody. My two boys aged 15 and 8 loved it so can’t be bad.

Be mindful of what you order at the bar as they give you doubles then deny that you said singles ... and charge you for the drinks that they have given you!!.....it gets expensive !!! They won't listen when you point it out. You are wrong not them

Most expensive buffet I have gone too,food too spicy of just bland would go back not my taste

It’s basically an Indian version of Cosmos. It’s over priced for what it is.



Most of the dishes taste the same and it can be quite spicy.. The ice cream choice is good and was the best part of the meal!! I would not go again but read all the reviews before you go. Drinks are quite expensive for a Pepsi/ Lemonade but I think water was available in large jugs?



P.s - parking is definitely an issue so consider getting a taxi �

I went to feast India yesterday. I had knee replacement operation few weeks back. I ask for jug of water,the person who come to help me told me that I can get the glass of water for you but your family has to go on drinks bar for water. We can serve your family bottle of water but you have to pay for it. My question to feast India is that do you clean your serving plates with water bottle or with tap water. I ask for tap water jug so they should not refuse it.

Came here for dinner having not been for 3yrs. Very disappointed and I would agree some comments on here that the quality of the food has deteriorated.



On a positive, service was good, the waiters work very hard especially on a busy friday night. Plenty of food and replenished quickly. It's definitely the type of venue to go to in a group of pple, and bonus is there is a decent bar. However the food is pretty lacklustre and poor and I really struggled to name a single dish I thought was decent - a shame as Leicester has some of the very best Indian restaurants in the country.



Everyone there seemed pretty happy - but I suspect that's because it's a buffet where you can pile on the food, rather than judge the quality. Not a natural buffet fan.

loved it food was beautiful, good variety of food

Went to feast of India last Saturday. It's had a good food different buffets is amazing and nice people's friendly staff's.

We have eaten at feast india a number of times and always found the food to be very good and tasty with a good choice for all. The only downside is that the room is not dissimilar to a school dining room as very noisey with little or no privacy. Apart from that we will be back again at some stage

Second visit here, went about 3 years ago and it's much better. The staff were very attentive to our table and asking if we wanted more drinks. The first time I went they didn't ask us once which was poor. We went on a Sunday so well done to all the staff that night. Definitely go again

My all time favourite. very good food and friendly and hard working staff .

Feast India catered for our daughters wedding in July at Keythorpe Manor. They assisted us by producing the menu we chose and refining it to suit us after numerous tasting sessions. We can only praise their efficiency at the wedding reception. There was a never ending supply of canapés , starters, mains and dessert. The wait staff were friendly and accommodating. The food was freshly cooked and delicious. The only complaint we had was that there was too much food! Ravi and Jeet, the event managers for Feast India were amazing! So helpful and always around to make wishes come true. We could not have found better people if we tried. Thank you for making Bismah's wedding extra fabulous!

Fantastic food offering! The staff very attentive and couldn't do enough for us.

So much variety, very tasty food and staff very friendly

Lovely as always � Food, Staff, Atmosphere and Price all good �� Will recommend everytime

It was my first time that I went to the feast India and you have to go about 4 times to try all the dishes food excellent food piping hot great choose of food and the fish pakora is to die for and I had the 🍝 cooked for me and it was the best ever fantastic food with great affordable prices

It was my first time eating at Feast India yesterday. I was really pleased with the quality of the food and service. Our party was a large one and they coped just fine with all of us, even with the rest of the restaurant fully packed with people. All of the food was very tasty / full of great flavour. The only thing which in my opinion lets it down is the lack of a seriously spicy / hot curry dish. All of the curries were very mild. To make it to five stars, that's all they'd need to change in my opinion.

I've been a few times I love the food and took my friend for the first time. Some of the dishes weren't that hot, but in saying that the variety and service was as good as ever. I think Feast India is the best Indian restaurant of its type that I've been to. Can't wait to go again as I always enjoy it. Only criticism I went to get dessert for my friend and was only allowed one scoop of ice cream per visit to the desserts section, it was all my friend wanted and a couple of scoops wouldn't have looked quite as mean on the plate.

Celebrating a birthday, group of 20 people. The verity of food made it difficult to decide so we had a taste of everything there was😁 No complaints about the food. The golguppa was amazing. Staff was brilliant but for one waitress who didn't want to help us light the candle on the cake. Otherwise we will most definitely visit again.

Buffet style all you can eat. Something for everybody. My two boys aged 15 and 8 loved it so can’t be bad.

Be mindful of what you order at the bar as they give you doubles then deny that you said singles ... and charge you for the drinks that they have given you!!.....it gets expensive !!! They won't listen when you point it out. You are wrong not them

Most expensive buffet I have gone too,food too spicy of just bland would go back not my taste

It’s basically an Indian version of Cosmos. It’s over priced for what it is.



Most of the dishes taste the same and it can be quite spicy.. The ice cream choice is good and was the best part of the meal!! I would not go again but read all the reviews before you go. Drinks are quite expensive for a Pepsi/ Lemonade but I think water was available in large jugs?



P.s - parking is definitely an issue so consider getting a taxi �

I went to feast India yesterday. I had knee replacement operation few weeks back. I ask for jug of water,the person who come to help me told me that I can get the glass of water for you but your family has to go on drinks bar for water. We can serve your family bottle of water but you have to pay for it. My question to feast India is that do you clean your serving plates with water bottle or with tap water. I ask for tap water jug so they should not refuse it.

Came here for dinner having not been for 3yrs. Very disappointed and I would agree some comments on here that the quality of the food has deteriorated.



On a positive, service was good, the waiters work very hard especially on a busy friday night. Plenty of food and replenished quickly. It's definitely the type of venue to go to in a group of pple, and bonus is there is a decent bar. However the food is pretty lacklustre and poor and I really struggled to name a single dish I thought was decent - a shame as Leicester has some of the very best Indian restaurants in the country.



Everyone there seemed pretty happy - but I suspect that's because it's a buffet where you can pile on the food, rather than judge the quality. Not a natural buffet fan.

loved it food was beautiful, good variety of food

Went to feast of India last Saturday. It's had a good food different buffets is amazing and nice people's friendly staff's.

We have eaten at feast india a number of times and always found the food to be very good and tasty with a good choice for all. The only downside is that the room is not dissimilar to a school dining room as very noisey with little or no privacy. Apart from that we will be back again at some stage

Second visit here, went about 3 years ago and it's much better. The staff were very attentive to our table and asking if we wanted more drinks. The first time I went they didn't ask us once which was poor. We went on a Sunday so well done to all the staff that night. Definitely go again

My all time favourite. very good food and friendly and hard working staff .

Feast India catered for our daughters wedding in July at Keythorpe Manor. They assisted us by producing the menu we chose and refining it to suit us after numerous tasting sessions. We can only praise their efficiency at the wedding reception. There was a never ending supply of canapés , starters, mains and dessert. The wait staff were friendly and accommodating. The food was freshly cooked and delicious. The only complaint we had was that there was too much food! Ravi and Jeet, the event managers for Feast India were amazing! So helpful and always around to make wishes come true. We could not have found better people if we tried. Thank you for making Bismah's wedding extra fabulous!

Fantastic food offering! The staff very attentive and couldn't do enough for us.

So much variety, very tasty food and staff very friendly

Lovely as always � Food, Staff, Atmosphere and Price all good �� Will recommend everytime

It was my first time that I went to the feast India and you have to go about 4 times to try all the dishes food excellent food piping hot great choose of food and the fish pakora is to die for and I had the 🍝 cooked for me and it was the best ever fantastic food with great affordable prices

It was my first time eating at Feast India yesterday. I was really pleased with the quality of the food and service. Our party was a large one and they coped just fine with all of us, even with the rest of the restaurant fully packed with people. All of the food was very tasty / full of great flavour. The only thing which in my opinion lets it down is the lack of a seriously spicy / hot curry dish. All of the curries were very mild. To make it to five stars, that's all they'd need to change in my opinion.

I've been a few times I love the food and took my friend for the first time. Some of the dishes weren't that hot, but in saying that the variety and service was as good as ever. I think Feast India is the best Indian restaurant of its type that I've been to. Can't wait to go again as I always enjoy it. Only criticism I went to get dessert for my friend and was only allowed one scoop of ice cream per visit to the desserts section, it was all my friend wanted and a couple of scoops wouldn't have looked quite as mean on the plate.

Celebrating a birthday, group of 20 people. The verity of food made it difficult to decide so we had a taste of everything there was😁 No complaints about the food. The golguppa was amazing. Staff was brilliant but for one waitress who didn't want to help us light the candle on the cake. Otherwise we will most definitely visit again.

Buffet style all you can eat. Something for everybody. My two boys aged 15 and 8 loved it so can’t be bad.

Be mindful of what you order at the bar as they give you doubles then deny that you said singles ... and charge you for the drinks that they have given you!!.....it gets expensive !!! They won't listen when you point it out. You are wrong not them

Most expensive buffet I have gone too,food too spicy of just bland would go back not my taste

It’s basically an Indian version of Cosmos. It’s over priced for what it is.



Most of the dishes taste the same and it can be quite spicy.. The ice cream choice is good and was the best part of the meal!! I would not go again but read all the reviews before you go. Drinks are quite expensive for a Pepsi/ Lemonade but I think water was available in large jugs?



P.s - parking is definitely an issue so consider getting a taxi �

I went to feast India yesterday. I had knee replacement operation few weeks back. I ask for jug of water,the person who come to help me told me that I can get the glass of water for you but your family has to go on drinks bar for water. We can serve your family bottle of water but you have to pay for it. My question to feast India is that do you clean your serving plates with water bottle or with tap water. I ask for tap water jug so they should not refuse it.

Came here for dinner having not been for 3yrs. Very disappointed and I would agree some comments on here that the quality of the food has deteriorated.



On a positive, service was good, the waiters work very hard especially on a busy friday night. Plenty of food and replenished quickly. It's definitely the type of venue to go to in a group of pple, and bonus is there is a decent bar. However the food is pretty lacklustre and poor and I really struggled to name a single dish I thought was decent - a shame as Leicester has some of the very best Indian restaurants in the country.



Everyone there seemed pretty happy - but I suspect that's because it's a buffet where you can pile on the food, rather than judge the quality. Not a natural buffet fan.