"I think the Rimjhim restaurant is easily the best Indian restaurant in Winchester. Whenever I have been there, the food has been excellent, and so much more than 'standard' Indian food. The special starter was delicious, not something you'd find anywhere else and I really enjoyed the Water Buffalo main. So much thought has gone into the menu, and it shows how creative and skilled the chef is. Combined with a drink at the Steel Tank beforehand, what more can you ask for a relaxed evening out!"

Royhan Islam

"We were excited to try this restaurant having heard lots of good things about it. We booked online and that was really easy.
The restaurant was really well presented and there were lots of table options. We ordered and the food came in a. Good time. The sea food sharing platter was delicious.
We had a lamb and a goat main course and they were both delicious. The meat was very tender and well cooked.
We found that the portions were a really good size, and one rice and nan was perfect for us. The table next to us were taking home left over food in boxes provided which was a nice touch.
The food was excellent we will be going again."

James Topping

"This isn't the first time we have come here but it could be the last which is a shame as it has always been good.

For anyone considering coming here, please do as you may love it - this review is not to rant about how bad it is, just to give an honest experience.

Food
My partners Coke Zero was flat and tasted watery. We asked If there were any bottles but got told 'glass'. We ordered a replacement lemonade which was also flat. And the pint of Cobra tasted like it had been poured a few days ago.
The onion bhaji was a bit dry and the side salad has a single ring of red onion.
The mains of chickpea masala and rogan josh with lemon rice were excellent, can't complain here.

The atmosphere is rather bizarre. Pink and White LED lights dangle from the ceiling in places, along with several plants lit up with white LED lights. An electric guitar sits behind a tall plastic plant. During dinner, the background music kept being interrupted by Paco Rabanne and Grammarly adverts, to then go back to traditional Indian music. On our previous visit here we dined to Kylie Minogue 'Can't get you out of my head'.

It is hard to catch the waiters eye and they often seemingly, disappear and avoid eye contact."

Alex Brighton