Yew Tree Cottage Indian - Birmingham

I was not impressed when I called to report that half of my meal was missing from the carryout bag, only to be told that it was due to the fact that I live too far away from the restaurant.

I dine out frequently and this was not the most enjoyable experience for me. The food was just average, with the naan being the standout. However, my coke was completely flat. I do not plan on coming back anytime soon.

The chicken Tikka masala had no chicken tikka or proper Masala sauce it was small chunks of normal chicken in a spicy tomato sauce. The lamb balti although edible was more like a lamb curry than a Balti and the keema Nan lasted 8 mins before half of it was as solid as stiff cardboard. Extremely disappointed, used the cottage for years but this is now the 3rd meal that I was not happy with, time to find a new take away.

Put the phone down. Answered the phone with what do you want ? I asked for a tofu korma, that I had a month ago. The guy said he didn 't know what that was, I asked him to ask the chef as I walked in and ordered one 4 weeks ago. He said no and put the phone down lol.

Treated myself to a lamb steak, £15.30 I thought that does not sound too bad for the price. They sent me a tough beef steak, overcooked, and few slices of off-putting soggy mushrooms. The lamb bunha was even worst as its supposed to be their speciality. Dry boiled rice.. Very disappointed. I think it was very naughty of them to sell beef as lamb.. Never Never again. Waste of £30 and still hungry.