Worcester curry houses hygiene ratings revealed

Ratings are judged on a scale of 0 (meaning ‘urgent improvement is necessary’) to 5 (meaning ‘very good’), and are given out by Worcestershire Regulatory Services inspectors.

We have taken a look at the current hygiene ratings for curry houses across Worcester, and put together this handy list: 

5 stars (rated ‘very good’)

Altafs Balti, Tolladine Road

Last inspection: May 5, 2022

Anarkali Indian Restaurant & Takeaway, The Thying  

Last inspection: October 7, 2021

5 STARS: Anarkali Indian Restaurant is among the top rated 5 stars

Anaz Balti, St John's

Last inspection: August 10, 2021

Cafe Mela, Foregate Street

Last inspection: March 17, 2022

Incredible India, Swanpool Walk, St John's

Last inspection: April 8, 2022

Jamaica Wah Gwaan, Church Street

Last inspection: January 20, 2022

Pasha Everest, St John's

Last inspection: April 13, 2022

Rajkot, The Tything

Last inspection: March 22, 2022

Spicey Bite, Wylds Lane

Last inspection: July 10, 2019

Thai Gallery, Friar Street

Last inspection: October 14, 2021

4 stars (rated ‘good’)

Balti Mahal/Vanarashi, Astwood Road

Last inspection: November 4, 2021

Bombay Palace, The Tything

Last inspection: April 6, 2022

Cromwells Nepalese and Indian Cuisine, The Village, Powick

Last inspection: December 8, 2021

Curry Hut, Upper Tything

Last inspection: February 4, 2022

Massala Lounge, Broad Street

Last inspection: March 22, 2022

RESTAURANT: Massala Lounge

Thai Mini Kitchen, St John's

Last inspection: August 10, 2021

3 stars (rated ‘generally satisfactory’)

Little India, Ronkswood Hill

Last inspection: February 2, 2022

No ratings are given for Montis Takeaway, Wyld's Lane, or The Himalayan, St John's, but there is a note on the Food Standard Agency's website saying both were recently inspected with a "new rating to be published soon".

No curry houses in the city have the lowest rating, zero stars.

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If managers disagree with a rating, or believe their business has been upgraded since receiving the rating listed on the FSA website, food.gov.uk, they should contact the FSA directly.

Each food business must display their FSA information on their venue and online.

All information published is based on results on the FSA website, food.gov.uk, and is correct as of May 20, 2022, with inspections listed as the latest carried out.