Tikka Nation Dorking - Dorking

Jade B.

Very friendly service and amazing food! The loaded fries and Aloo Tikka Chaat were next level, would recommend! And for only £5 on weekdays for our meals, it was such a steal - Thank you so much 🙂

Aneta P. (.

Me and my friend had an occasion to try some food here. Must say people working there were really nice and helpful.

We order quiet a lot of food, dished were served quiet quickly,

All the starters were delicious, mains piping hot, the only down hill was a lamb curry which I would of expect to taste bit difrent.

But other than that I would recommend this place to everyone.

TOMIN M.

If you’re looking for authentic Indian food, I highly recommend Tikka Nation Restaurant in Dorking. The food is delicious, with a wide variety of options available. The staff is friendly, and the prices are reasonable. It’s a great place to visit with family or friends to experience the flavors of India.

Explore E. T.

The menu features a wide variety of delicious Indian dishes, from curries to flavourful tandoori specials. What sets this restaurant apart is the exceptionally friendly staff, who provide attentive and personalised service, making your visit enjoyable. Whether you’re a fan of Indian cuisine or trying it for the first time, Tikka Nation ensures a memorable meal with its great food and welcoming hospitality.

Nick P.

A Family-Friendly Spot with Flavorful Fare
Tikka Nation offers a great option for a quick, family-friendly meal. The diverse menu, including unique street food options, caters to a wide range of tastes. The staff was friendly and helpful in explaining the menu.
We enjoyed a delicious meal, with highlights being the butter chicken curry, chicken tikka loaded fries, and chaat platter. The chaat platter was particularly impressive, featuring a combination of flavorful dishes like samosas, chickpeas, and puri-based treats. Our daughter's chicken tikka nan wrap also looked appetizing.
While the parathas decent, the naan breads were a bit disappointing, being flatter than expected, the overall meal was tasty and reasonably priced. I would rate this restaurant 4 stars.

James L.

Very enjoyable evening with food that was full of surprises. The decor is more cafe style and menu towards street food. The food was top quality, full of flavour, meat very tender. The menu items include a lot of twists on some original Indian classics. A nice choice of beers including a local Dorking Brewery XPA. Our daughter is gluten free and the waiter had perfect advice on which dishes were safe to eat. He was very knowledgable on dietary requirements.

Paakhi B.

My sister and I had lunch here during our visit to Dorking. They have quite a lot of veggie and vegan friendly options which is good to see. The food is good for the price - we found the menu to be quite cheap! The thali (£14) is a bit expensive and I personally think it was worth the price taste wise despite being quite filling. Their starters and chaats on the other hand are really nice and quite cheap. The only thing that i really did not like was that we were given dirty glasses when we came in. But the stars are very friendly and changed the glasses when I pointed this out.

Gehad J.

Misleading customers to believe it is freshly cooked food.
Food is not freshly cooked, this cafe does not have a kitchen to prepare fresh meals. All food is preheated and reheated from a freezer using an industrial microwave, which may cause harm to health, specifically when all food is stored in plastics. The image is an example of a meal reheated from frozen container, in comparison to a freshly cooked rice and tikka dish, the rice tasted like plastic and meat was too oily and over cooked, looked like a vomit on a plate.
Moreover, prehreheating and reheating oily cooked and frozen meat may be factor of causing cancer, and food poisoning.
The cafe had rats infestation.