Moonlight Indian - Menu

I had a takeaway Lamb Curry. It was tasteless and bland really bland. If there us one thing wrong with Hungerford its that it doesn't have a decent Indian restaurant.

Ordered our takeaway at 6.00pm to collect at 7. My husband arrived to collect at 7 only to be told it wasn’t ready, he waited 35 minutes to eventually get the meal. When he got home the food was lukewarm and looked as if it had been thrown into the bag with several items leaking. We won’t be returning

BEWARE, THIS PLACE IS NOT A RESTAURANT. Do NOT go here if you are planning on eating a meal. Went out of our way to go to a restaurant for an evening meal to be treated very rudely when we asked for a table. The place should be shut down for misleading people by calling it a restaurant. IT ISN'T AVOID DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME.

First time I’ve tried here. Just a takeaway of chicken madras keema rice. Plated the rice. Then the madras. Curry was watery. Which I have seen from some India restaurants. But this was a lot. Which in turn watered down the flavour of the rice. Would go again but only as it’s the only one. Next time I’ll include photos if the same.

First time dining here at the Moonlight on Valentines evening and very impressed. A very warm welcome upon arrival having booked via telephone earlier. We ordered one mains a couple of side orders, pompadours, naan, beer and wine, the quality of food cooked and serving was excellent so if you ever fancy a top notch Indian in Hungerford Moonlight is the place to go! Until our next visit, thank you.

We maybe have take-aways once or twice a year so do not have them very often. We decided to go for an Indian. Really disappointing, big clumps of meat and lots (overflowing) of watery sauce. Every time we go to an Indian restaurant we enjoy it, often say the take-away does not taste the same as the meal you get in the restaurant. Not sure if we will choose Indian again but definitely will not be going to the Moonlight.

Booked a table for six on a Saturday night, which seemed to be a surprise to the person at the phone, which become clear when we were the only clientele in the place for the whole night! That said we had attentive service! We were concerned that the food might be the problem, but that wasn’t the case as both starters and mains were all good with no complaints. Maybe Hungerfordians don’t like curry, but would go again if ever in Hungerford and wanted a curry.

Had a very nice curry last night but it was a very long wait to get it. In these days of coronavirus and social distancing I waited outside. I ordered my takeaway at 19:00 and was told it would be ready in about 30 mins, so I went along at 19:30 to pay and collect. However, it wasn’t ready and there wasn’t any communication from the staff. After waiting a while I asked the staff how long it would be and was told 10-15 minutes. My curry eventually arrived at 21:00, 2 hours after my order was placed and not a word of apology. I accept that it might have taken a bit longer if they have cut back on staff etc. but 2 hours was silly. As I’ve said, the curry was very nice and I shall put this down...

The Moonlight was recommended to us in the bar at the Three Swans as the best Indian restaurant in Hungerford -I don 't think they have much competition though as it is a small town. It was pretty good but not spectacular -I hesitated to rate it only three stars average as this seems a little harsh but neither was it really a four star meal very good . To be fair, we only had a takeaway, so i can 't comment on the restaurant 's ambience or service. I had a vegetable dansak which was rich and filling but also a little on the sweet side and not as spicy as I would 've liked it to be. My spinach rice, crispy onion bhajis, poppadoms and mango chutney were all very good though. My partner had a c...