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.

The maximum score that can be reached, from 2025, is 60 (was previously 30). Certificates are only awarded for 4 and 5 stars, the scoring ranges below show the qualification for this prior to 2025 and then from 2025 in brackets:

• 5 stars – 25 or greater (43 or greater for 2025 scoring)
• 4 stars – 24 to 24.9 (41 to 42.9)
• 3 stars – 22.5 to 23.9 (39 to 40.9)
• 2 stars – 21 to 22.4 (37 to 38.9)
• 1 star – 19.5 to 20.9 (35 to 36.9)

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. For example, a 5 star restaurant could be the most expensive and therefore not necessarily represent the best value for money.

Certificates Awarded in 2026

Certificates Awarded in 2025

• 5 star – Golden Curry – Value and qualiity
• 5 star – Calcutta Brasserie – great setting, lovely food
• 4 star – Namji Xscape – Quality food and service
• 5 star – Kassia – Quality food at a good price

Certificates Awarded in 2024

• 5 star – Maaya – Great all round experience
• 4 star – Blue Orchid (Little India) – Great value for money
• 4 star – Kardamom Lounge – Great value for money
• 4 star – Moza – Good value for money
• 4 star – Moghul Rooms – Unique setting, good all round
• 4 star – Ganges Lounge – Great value large portions

Certificates awarded in 2023

• 4 star – Papa J’s – Very good tapas style
• 4 star – New Raj Douth – a vast improvement
• 4 star – Patley – all round good experience