Sultan Balti Palace - Wokingham
7 Market Place, Wokingham Berkshire RG40 1AL

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Sultan Palace now in its 10th year is the busiest Indian restaurant in Wokingham, serving an average of 650 customers a week. An article in a local newspaper referred to the restaurant as having “Poppadoms in the Premier League”.

Where: In the heart of Wokingham, Sultan Balti Palace operates from a two storey listed Tudor building.

Sultan Palace holds 25 seats on the ground floor and 55 seats upstairs in the main restaurant. The restaurant serves a range of tempting and delicious light meals and snacks at lunchtime. In the evening the restaurant is well known for its traditional Balti style cuisine. There is a private room that holds 30 covers that can be hired for parties and functions.

Services: Take away available.

Style: Traditional Indian Cuisine with a real emphasis on service and value for money.

Team: Jehan Zeb heads up the team at Sultan Balti Palace. He has been working at the restaurant for 3 years and has developed a strong loyal following.

Over the past 10 years Sultan Palace has taken an active role in the community by fund raising and hosting events for charities in Wokingham.

Recent Development: The purchase and refurbishment of Square Bar (the pub next door)

Summary: For a meal for two including a bottle of wine customers should expect to pay between £35 and £40.

Reviews /Awards /Testimonials

BIBA Customers Restaurant of the Year 2003

“It is, quite simply, one of the finest unpretentious Indian restaurants I have encountered, with superb food, and service of the highest standards known where a Michelin star is simply not an aim, value for money and reliable service is preferred.” Allan McColm

“Want my recommendations for a good curry house? For Wokingham, I would say the Sultan Balti Palace” D Reynolds

“A lovely Indian Restaurant set among the leafy suburb of Wokingham. Try the Chicken Madras or Lamb Passanda for something a bit spicy or the Prawn Tikka Masala for those with less resistant taste buds. Abdul, the owner is very welcoming and always available for a chat.” Adam Hewitt

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