I also love curry very much… – and as the rest of the reviews would also rate a decent feed. However at Tulsi Espress (which i have been to numerous times while drinking and also for lunch)i have been very disapointent. The naan bread (they call it garlic naan) has no garlic taste at all, infact it really does taste like dampa (camping food for those that of you that do not know what that means) all in all, I dont mind spending money on food, but i really would rather have spent money at Fix on a TUI pie.

I love curries, especially from Tulsi, unfortunately Tulsi Express is definitely not to the same standard as the Tulsi restaurant. I agree with John, the cuts of meat are too large. I just got a snack Chicken Tikka Masala. I basically got a bowl of rice with three bits of chicken with hardly any sauce. I was going to make this a regular treat as it is not far from my work…I have had better days but after today I will no longer be a customer of Tusli Express.

I’ve bought lunch here several times and had average-to-bad experiences each time. The place is well presented, and has potential, but I think the food quality is variable, at best. The naan bread is typically undercooked and tough. Probably a result of sitting around in their warmer for too long. The curries (particularly the lamb) are bad cuts of meat and too large as well. This means that it’s unable to be cut it with a plastic knife, and you’ll even struggle to chew and swallow about 20% of the pieces.

This shop is a bad example for the normally good Tulsi brand.