We went for curry at My Indian on Wind Street, Ammanford
My Indian on Wind Street won best Newcomer of the Year at the 2024 Asian Curry Awards and has an average rating of 4.8 stars out of 5 on Tripadvisor.
So, I was really looking forward to trying the food at this highly rated establishment.
I had a poppadom and some sauces for starter. (Image: Newsquest) The first thing I noticed was the excellent service. I was taken to my table in quick time and my order was taken promptly by the waiter.
For a small starter I decided to go for a poppadom which came with sauces and a couple of other things.
The poppadom was crispy, and both sauces were flavoursome in their unique way.
The green one had a minty taste, and the red one was sweet with a nice spicy kick.
I ordered the Chicken Tawa Special, pilau rice and one plain naan bread for main. (Image: Newsquest) Then, for the main, I ordered pilau rice with the Chicken Tawa Special and one plain naan bread.
The chicken was well-cooked, the Tawa sauce was tasty with a mild to medium level of heat and the rice was not al dente which I prefer when I'm eating Indian food.
The service was brilliant at My Indian. (Image: Newsquest) If I'm being honest, I was a little disappointed with the naan bread.
It was big, and I enjoyed dipping it into the sauce. But it didn't taste as fresh as I expected. I've had better naan bread – that's probably the best way to put it.
My Indian has a recommendation ratio of 100% on Facebook. (Image: Newsquest) Overall, if you want to treat yourself one evening with some Indian food, My Indian is a solid option which is why I would give the restaurant a rating of 4 stars out of 5.
This is my honest opinion, but you can look on Tripadvisor where My Indian has had two five-star reviews in April or on Facebook where it has a recommendation ratio of 100%.
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