Tandoori Oven is one of my favorite Indian resturants mainly because they try to keep the food authentic, but have western fusions as well. After a meal of rice, curry and some delicious nann it is preferable to visit the restroom to cleanse the pores from any spicy debris left.
I entered to the smell of harsh chemicals reached my nostrils, immediately making me feel a little sick. Cleanliness may be next to godliness, but trying to keep a bathroom clean with overpowering bleach smell is an extreme way to keep the toilet free of germs.
After recovering from the smell the bathroom has a nice decor and wasn't too dirty, only a few pieces of toilet paper. The toilet was clean, the mirror clean, the garbage was a little full, but not overflowing and to the right there was a nice image of a painted butterfly to lighten the mood. In fact there were nice designs all around the bathroom.
They could stand to replace the red tile, but it's a standard kitchen tile, easy to clean and cheap.
However, the toilet paper was rather low and no toilet seat covers to be found. Far from a catastrophe, but maintaining a well stocked bathroom was essential to a high score. For a plus,
the soap was filled, the paper towels well stocked when washing up.
Another minus was how there was not any hooks or tables to put my purse down on. I do not care how clean the floor looked, it was still covered in wet nasty germs waiting to cling onto my purse. There also was not a changing table, sorry moms have to change the baby where dinner was served.
Overall an average experience: 6.5/10
i Love indian food
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