Certificates

Every year the best restaurants visited are presented with a certificate. The certificate states that a restaurant has reached a level, according to the MK Curry Club review criteria, that means we would recommend it.

 

With the introduction of the new scoring system in 2009, the newly designed certificates were awarded to three restaurants (see below).

 

The maximum score, in theory, that can be reached, is 30. The level of score required to receive a certificate, in is as follows:

 

3 star - 21 to 22.5

4 star - 22.6 to 24

5 star - >24

 

Note that you should check the 'common curry' for Value For Money because the score represents the food quality, service and general quality of the restaurant, i.e. A 5 star restaurant could be the most expensive and therefore not necessarily represent the best value for money.

 

Certificates awarded in 2011:

4 star - La Hind - Under new management, different menu, good food but a little pricey

4 star - Rose of India - great value for money

3 star - The Grange - Good service and food at a reasonable value

 

No doubt, The Golden Curry is the best VFM in 2010.

Certificates awarded in 2010:

5 star - Golden Curry - very good quality, service and a great price giving excellent value for money

3 star - Calcutta Brasserie - quality with a difference but comes into the expensive category

3 star - Spice Grill - a small restaurant but good value for money and friendly staff

3 star - Passage to India - Good standard at a decent price

 

As the Raj Douth and the Rajdhani are average or slightly below average on the 'common curry' these would be considered the best VFM for 2009.

 

Certificates awarded in 2009:

5 star - Jaipur

4 star - Rajdhani

3 star - Raj Douth