Eat Out UK now has running a multilingual translation service for all the restaurant customers who would like to read in their native language.

Languages we support are :-

• French
• Italian
• Spanish
• Hindi
• Russian
• Arabic
• Chinese
• Portuguese

Please have a look at the website and test it.

The Eat Out UK team.

Eat Out UK are pleased to announce the completion of their new Facebook application.

Looking for somewhere to Eat Out? Why not look for somewhere whilst chatting with friends.

Visit our Facebook Application at:-

http://apps.facebook.com/eatoutuk/

If you are ever out and about i.e. pub or shopping and you want to ring your favourite restaurant to make a booking or you would like to pick up a takeaway from your local Indian restaurant. One problem you’ve lost the number. Not a problem anymore go to Mobile Eat Out UK Restaurant Guide through you mobile browser. Its very quick and easy to use, enter the restaurant name then click on the telephone number to ring the restaurant.

Easy as 1 2 3.

Try it today.

http://mobile.eat-out-uk.com

Bookmark that address in your mobile browser and you’ll never forget a restaurant number again.

Comments welcome at info@eatoutuk.com

Well for Valentines Day, me and my husband went for a meal at Dil Se, in Radcliffe near Bury. Before going i had a dodgy stomach and was contemplating cancelling our meal. After working a stressful week i thought screw it we’re going! We were booked in for 8:oopm so we got there about 7:50 so we could settle down and get ourselves a drink.The pleasant waitress took us to our seats and got us our drinks, mine was a bottle of wine, hubbies was a pint of lager.

It was a set menu but you had a choice of about 3 starters, 5 main and about 3 desserts. We both ordered the same starter which was a lamb kebab, this chicken thing, and some salad. It was delicious especially the kebab. The waiter then asked us if we were ready for our main, but my stomach was griping yet again so we asked if we could wait a few minutes, so the waiter was very nice and said he would come back in a few minutes. So after about 10 minutes our main arrived and boy was there alot! I ordered the chefs special, and my husband ordered the chicken korai. We both tried each others curries, and they were both really nice but mine could have done with a bit more kick. I’m used to having korai’s and they seem to be a bit hotter than the chefs special.

With my stomach being off we didn’t get to have our sweet which was a a heart shaped ice cream and a lovely box of chocolates. We explained to the waiter the situation with my stomach and they were nice enough to give us our sweet in a bag and take it home. Ha ha i bet they were glad to see the back of me! Not because i could have been seen as a bad advert,with the stomach,  but because when i went to the toilet in between starter and main, i didn’t realise that my skirt was stuck in my knickers and i only realised when i got home!! NICE!

To sum up our meal at Dil Se, i would have to say it was very nice, service was good, maybe the music could have been a bit louder for a bit more atmosphere. I would say thumbs up!

If you fancy trying this restaurant visit eat-out-uk.com for more information.

Reading a few reviews on www.eat-out-uk.com I have notice that the Prince Of Bengal in Tonypandy is getting a few good results so I thought id post a review about this restaurant in Tonypandy.