Kayal

Tried the business lunch offer for £5.95 which consists of two different curries and a special curry of the day, one side dish, rice of the day and dosa with chutneys!
Considering the price I was a very happy customer, the food was lovely and very filling.

Amazing food and service. Subtle flavours and great curries.

Love it. We’ve been here twice so far, once for dinner and once for the ‘business lunch’. The staff are knowledgeable and attentive without being overbearing. The place was quite empty at lunch time but the food was superb (and cheap! Just under 6 quid for a platter of 4 mixed curries, dosa with dips and rice). Great for a relaxed sit down lunch don’t be tempted into one of the many cafes along the way! Although we enjoyed lunch, the dinner menu is much nicer solely due to the wider range. Portion sizes are generous and value for money. We went for Valentine’s Day a few months ago and the menu was definitely worth it. All the ladies received a rose, which was a nice touch. Overall, the atmosphere of the place is really worth the trip. And the food, well go, it speaks for itself!

Amazing South Indian food in a relaxed environment. The Kayal fish soup is to die for!

Great food and value for the money. I have been to a few South Indian places before, this one is among the best!

We have eaten in most of the Indian Restaurants in leamington spa and ‘The Kayal’ stands out as the best, and the only one we have returned to. We enjoy the cosy, warm and relaxed atmosphere of the upper level dining area and the friendly service (on our second visit the staff recognised us from our previous visit 3 months earlier…

Nice if you like fish, pretty hopeless if you don’t. Cold, noisy and pretty poor quantities.

1^st impressions were good for our Thursday night curry club meeting. The restaurant is bright and airy with a contempory feel specialising in Kerala cuisine. Im not so sure that the vintage motorcycle parked at one of the tables really adds to the place though.
We started with pappodoms, we shared two baskets between 4 of us which comes to £8.00, portions sizes were poor, the pickles were on the whole disappointing with one particularly sad flavourless coconut pot.
We moved on to the starters, I had the Vada, a sort of doughnut with pickles, this was disappointing my companions were equally unimpressed with their startes.
The mains saved the evening, my curry and rice was excellent though portion sizes were on the poor side and the breads were very expensive for what they were I prefer normal Indian Naan breads.
Cost for the evening £100 between 4 (6 pints of beer).
Would we go again? probably not