Reviews Twisted Indian Street Food Blackpool

Amazing experience on 29th July, our server Amira was really lovely and friendly, the atmosphere and aesthetic was wonderful and the food was the best Indian I've ever had! Totally deserving of 5 stars, the perfect end to a birthday weekend out in Blackpool, I couldn't recommend this place enough. All the staff were nice and welcoming and we were even told the recipe for their green sauce is top secret and homemade by one of the employees mother's which was a nice homely touch. Loved it, thanks so much to everyone at Twisted.

I'd seen reviews of here before our trip so I had it in mind to visit at some point. We eventually got a chance our last night and we chanced it without reservation. Luckily we were early and they could accommodate us. The menu is short but sweet. Different options including lamb, chicken, prawns and veggie. The twisted bit is how they interpret Indian food. We both love Indian food and have had several in different countries so we are always open to new options. We were not disappointed. I had the cauliflower pakora for starters which, for some mind bending reason, made me think it was chicken! It was so flavourful and lots of it. Husband had the chicken seekh rolls which were also incredibly tasty. The dishes arrive in thali style plates and it just ups the experience. Loved it. The green sauce they give you on the side is fabulous, it's mustardy, hot (spicy) and refreshing in equal measure. If they bottled it I would've brought it home! For mains I had the king prawn karahi with twisted rice and chapati. There was lots of prawns which was fabulous, the twisted rice was OMG. I could die happy if I had a trough of that. Husband had the butter chicken which he loved but he said he could've had a little more spice but not too much. But as butter chicken is mild it was very moreish. He had the pilau rice and a chapati. The bread is very very good, lighter than naan and easier to mop up all those sauces, fantastic. We finished off with dessert (be rude not too) I had the chili brownie and husband had the orange chocolate brownie. Mine just tasted like a normal chocolate brownie which was very rich and gooey ( I probably couldn't taste the chili as I had lots of chili in my meal) but the hubby's chocolate orange was really orangey (I was jealous). Overall a great experience, food was outstanding and staff very pleasant and efficient. We will definitely be back.

A beautiful hidden gem in Blackpool's side streets. The food choice is amazing, loads of starters and mains at surprisingly good prices. I say surprisingly, as the service and decor is amazing. Amira treats you as a friend or family member rather than a customer when you walk in. Amazing food, good drinks choice, lovely decor and superb service. It's a place you need to visit. Make sure to book in advance as the restaurant isn't huge, and all food is cooked by highly talented chefs off a 6 ring burner in the kitchen!

Newly open this summer! They were rated number 1 in the local gazette in October 2021, so I thought I’ll try it out, and I was not disappointed. The dishes were absolutely delicious. None of those usual Indian cuisines where hot spices take you away from all the other beautiful Indian spices and flavours they add to the dish. Soft and flavoursome 👌🏽. Will definitely visit again. Host was also informative and very helpful!

Managed to get a table late on a Friday night and although there was a limited menu there was still plenty of choice available. Tried the veg samosas, the chicken tikka and the tarka daal with chapatis. The food was brilliant, so much flavour in the daal and the chicken tikka and the samosas were light flaky and crispy and packed with well seasoned veg. The service was also excellent and the girl serving was really friendly