santaslittlehelper
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I hope none of you have booked Ashiana for your Christmas bash...
http://www.ratemyplace.org.uk/inspections/ashiana-stafford
http://www.ratemyplace.org.uk/inspections/ashiana-stafford
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Ashiana....
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tek-monkey
wanna see my snake?
A lot of the bad points have legal notices attached I see, 1 week to clean the microwaves and mop the floor.
tek-monkey
wanna see my snake?
Essence of the orient had a dodgy one too.
wmrcomputers
Stafford PC & laptop repair specialist
That's now put me RIGHT off Ashiana. Twas my favourite too. 
tek-monkey
wanna see my snake?
I wonder how our own kitchens would fare?
Glam
Mad Cat Woman
Mine wouldn't get 1 star, and I can think of a couple more that wouldn't get owt either.
proactive
Enjoying a drop of red.
But presumably, you don't use your kitchen to make food to sell to others.
tek-monkey
wanna see my snake?
No, I'm amazed I'm alive TBH.
Glam
Mad Cat Woman
omg nooooooo, but many have eaten food cooked in it and gone on to live perfectly normal healthy lives x
Trumpet
Well-Known Forumite
I've been 'behind the scenes' in many restaurants up and down the country (mainly indian and chinese) and you would not believe some of the sights I've seen.
I used to wonder how yellow rice was made until I saw a hessian sack of rice wedged between the toilet pan and the wall in the staff toilets at an Ellesmere Port indian takeaway. Piles of rancid, pre-cooked poppadoms stacked up waiting to be microwaved. On one occasion a kitchen sink in an upstairs kitchen being used as washing facilities for live in staff.
On the other hand I can probably remember only two or three occasions when I've suffered 'dodgy curry' syndrome and on those occasions it was probably helped along by copious quantities of booze prior to eating!
I used to wonder how yellow rice was made until I saw a hessian sack of rice wedged between the toilet pan and the wall in the staff toilets at an Ellesmere Port indian takeaway. Piles of rancid, pre-cooked poppadoms stacked up waiting to be microwaved. On one occasion a kitchen sink in an upstairs kitchen being used as washing facilities for live in staff.
On the other hand I can probably remember only two or three occasions when I've suffered 'dodgy curry' syndrome and on those occasions it was probably helped along by copious quantities of booze prior to eating!
My Name is URL
Well-Known Forumite
The Royal Bangkok - 5 star!!! Happy days.
tek-monkey
wanna see my snake?
Gotta agree with that, we have much better places to eat. But each to their own, I know people that rave about it. No accounting for taste.
Tinkerbell
Well-Known Forumite
What's a shame is that ashiana had 5 stars before.
My husband's work has just cancelled their Christmas do there (60 plus people) Presumably they cancelled because they want to ensure people turn in to work on the Monday lol
My husband's work has just cancelled their Christmas do there (60 plus people) Presumably they cancelled because they want to ensure people turn in to work on the Monday lol
MichelleKing
A few posts under my belt
I've been here before!!Shocked!!!
MichelleKing
A few posts under my belt
What's a shame is that ashiana had 5 stars before.
My husband's work has just cancelled their Christmas do there (60 plus people) Presumably they cancelled because they want to ensure people turn in to work on the Monday lol
Which other restaurant have they chose to go to? Since Panache has closed,struggling to find restaurant just as good
tek-monkey
wanna see my snake?
Narvana gets my vote, or Raas Leela if you have a few extra quid. Not that these reviews bother me that much, but I never liked the food at Ashiana anyway.