Bikanos Indian Cuisine

In Their Own Words

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“Our waiter was lovely, amazing service, great price, cosy atmosphere.”

“Our meals were very tasty, good value for money and the staff super attentive.”

“To small table when food arrived no space to move.”

Quick Verdict

Bikanos earns its neighbourhood standing through straightforward cooking, attentive service, and pricing that doesn't overreach.

About Bikanos Indian Cuisine

Rare in Bath, a kitchen that treats vegetarian cooking as seriously as anything else on the menu — the plant-based options here draw as much praise as the curries. The naan arrives fresh and soft, the kind that makes the butter chicken and lamb rogan josh worth ordering just to have something to tear into. Portion sizes come up again and again in what people write, and not as a complaint. The appetisers earn their own mentions too, which is not always the case. Bikanos sits in Walcot, a little away from the tourist drag, and the crowd reflects that — people who come back rather than people passing through. For a desi diner, one recent local called it a genuine break from repetition, which is about the highest compliment a neighbourhood Indian restaurant can receive.

Bikanos Indian Cuisine is the neighbourhood spot done right — unhurried, unpretentious, with a wine list that gives it an edge over most of its category.

In the last 90 days, Bikanos Indian Cuisine has drawn 16 substantial written reviews (50+ characters of genuine feedback) — a measure of how actively its reviewers have been writing lately.

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