Martin from Brentford's Qype profile

I always forget about this restaurant as it is tucked away behind Ferry Quays.  The curry has always been good, although not sure if they do take away.  The price is on the higher end so I often use Sami's Place on the high Street (BYOB brings the price down substantially).

It standard Thai food.  Thankfully I like standard Thai cuisine.  Although the competition with the BYOB Thai opened down the road at Kew Bridge is good.  The BYOB is a bit of a winner but still use Fat Boys when trekking over to East Brentford is too much.

OK for a pint of Erdinger in the summer sitting in the beer garden.  Chateaubriand is good but at £45 you are paying more in this pub than in a Mitchelin Star restaurant over the road in Chiswick's Le Vacherin (not on menu at the moment from what I can tell though but recently I remember they had priced it around £40).  I'll visit this place occasionally when I don't fancy trecking out to Chiswick or Richmond and fancy an Erdinger and a bit of steak.

Great beer garden in the summer.  Nice staff, good service and nice pub food.

I had lunch here recently and would have to give them top marks for the quality of food and the service.  I was a bit worried at first due to the lack of customers but was surprised will a superb lunch.  Will be back here again when I am in Richmond and fancy Sushi.

Beware of the poor service here.  If I ran this business I would be looking at hiring McDonald's staff to come in and train them up.  There was complete disorganisation behind the bar and in the kitchen.  Booked a table for 14, 2 left when they realised we had to all order seperately behind the busy bar.  The food all came a different times, and ended up some people finishing their meal before most had received their meal.  2 people waited around for an hour and a half and still no food turned up.  Luckily mine arrived after a 50 minute wait.  Was it worth it?  I'd rather have trecked over in the rain to McDonalds in Chancery Lane than wait around for a greesy burger at Cape.  The service would have been a lot better at McDonalds, and the decor could arguably be better too.  The London Pride at Cape was okay, lacking a smile from the barmaid though.  It could have been worse had i pulled the short straw.   I could have been the one with no lunch, wasted a couple of hours of my time, having paid upfront and had a confrontation with some moody and disorganised bar staff over receiving a refund.

Great value for money.  65p for a popadum. £2.50 for a plate of onion bajee which was enough to feed three.  The Chilli Chicken was very tasty as was the Bhindi Bajee and my only criticism was that the Lamb Jalfrazi had a bit too much Ghee for my liking.  No corkage charged was a bonus, as well as the good service.

We were tricked into this restaurant from the look of it from the outside and the fact that it was busy and the menu seemed pricy (which we thought would mean quality food).  From my experience of eating Indian cuisine all over the UK and in India, this has got to be the worst curry in life ever!  My Lamb Tikka was a tiny portion of two cubes, the quality of the lamb was poor and consisted of mainly fat, and the taste was sweet which is wierd for a lemb tikka.  My Paneer main course was the worst Paneer dish I have ever come accross, it was sickly.  The service was poor, and the papadums were the nicest part of the meal - but the papadums cost a fortune here which is why they kept wanting to fill be up with them.  Overall a crap place, no, I'll go even further very crap!

Took about an hour so quite hungry when it came. Food was good, but I like my food spicy. Unfortunately the Paneer Dosa was very mild and tasteless.