Today i was travelling from London visiting Colchester. After i had finished my business i decided to have a bite to eat. Upon arrival i was served and greeted by Kumar, young man working very hard. He seated me quickly. It is a hot summers day so i requested for the AC which he turned on for me. The food was good, i ordered chicken tikka for starters, butter chicken and rice, the total came to £21.48. I also asked for a glass of water with ice which was on the house. The starters came quickly, the chicken was nice and juicy. Followed by my butter chicken and rice. The butter chicken was as i expected, i have a big apetite and i like to eat a lot. Maybe my butter chicken was 1 or 2 pieces of chicken short, but ok. The rice was nice and fluffy as i expected it. I wanted to order more food, i like starters in particular Tandoori King Prawn. Looking at the menu i noticed the prices, everything was a little bit expensive in my opinion. Tandoori King Prawn was almost £20, boiled rice was £4. I think the listed prices for an Indian Restaurant in Colchester is a bit too much. Prices were more expensive than London prices. I also enquired about Halal. They have stickers all across the shop front and menu with the halal logo. I thought i ask about their certification, i was informed there is no certification on site unfortunately. However i was reassured their chicken is bought from Noori Halal butchers in East Ham, East London. The front of their menu did also mention 'Paradise Biriyani Pointe' in East Ham, part of a franchise. I was eventually convinced they did serve Halal meat. Otherwise the food was good, Kumar did his best to accomodate me and answer all my questions. This was going to be a 3 star experience but it turned out to be a 4 thanks to Kumars hospitality. However i think the management definitely need to adjust their prices, too expensive.