Aagrah Restarant & Hotel

Went here for my birthday meal and everything was great. I ordered the Murghe Makhani, which I was expecting to be like the butter chicken I’m normally accustomed to, but it wasn’t what I thought it was going to be. However, it was still a good curry and I made sure to get it all down. It was nice and creamy and the chicken was tender. I believe it was about £8 or £9.
There is a charge for the poppadams as we later noticed on our bill, I think it was about £1-​something. I split an order of rice with my partner to complement our curries and we each ordered a naan. Naans were nicely baked and fluffy. I had some tap water and my partner had a pint of Kingfisher which was about £4. He ordered a balti and said it was tasty, and I could see that he was serious because the entire plate was empty when I looked up.
Service was great, the waiters picked up on my foreign-​ness and made conversation with us, which I thought was nice. It’s always a better dining experience when you have a little chat with your waiters/​waitresses.
The place wasn’t really that busy, but it was only like 7:30 p.m. when we headed out, so maybe it gets a little busier after that.