This week's Review of the Week winner was actually able to quantify the greatness of her most recent order from her current favourite Indian takeaway. It may not have been totally flawless -- we can probably all relate to the sinking feeling that happens when your popadoms show up as confetti (exactly 235 pieces, in Louise's case).

Luckily, 10% off for playing our quiz game a couple of weeks back seems to have eased the blow - and the assortment of dipping sauces certainly didn't hurt. Incidentally, this is the second week in a row when chutneys and dips have been the saving grace in popadom-emergencies...

This week's Review of the Week is another tale of redemption - at hungryhouse HQ we are all suckers for happy endings.

Sweet Lemon get a lot of enthusiastic positive reviews, so it's interesting to see how they handle themselves when they get something wrong for a change. The answer appears to be graciously and with free popadoms, as Josh was happy to learn.

Josh wins a £25 hungryhouse voucher for sharing his story and reminding us that even when everything doesn't go perfectly at first, there's always hope!

This week's Review of the Week winner started with a spark of desire for change, and ended up with a meal that, despite a literal bump in the road, was flawless. Ordering on the fly (or drive), precisely-timed delivery, lovingly-cooked food – the whole thing like clockwork. She even managed to make good use of the garnishes that topped the dishes.

This week's customer profile is extra special because we're profiling not one member of our community, but a young family of three. A few weeks back, we found out that the spicy kick from a Bengal Pavilion curry helped to bring new life into the world – Alfie.

We wanted to know how he and his parents were doing since then, and it turns out hungryhouse had the opportunity to bring about some Valentine's romance for these new parents...

This week's Review of the Week winner has been a regular patron of “the mighty Jeera” for quite some time now, but this is the first time he's been moved to rhyme. As it turns out, some curry from this restaurant and some wine equal a great night that ends in clean plates and seriously satisfied stomachs.

Perfect sweet and sour chicken balls are hard to find – they're often too sweet or too spicy, have too much batter or too little sauce... This week's Review of the Week winner has found a restaurant that has really figured out this classic Chinese takeaway dish – and it arrived in less time than it takes to have a cuppa.

This week's Review of the Week winner likes his takeaway absolutely moreish. His order from Beijing Express may not have been the lightest and healthiest meal around, but it was completely delicious, a fact which proved his doubting room-mate very wrong!

This week's customer profile is about Damita. For this busy student, finding the motivation to hit the books can be tough. But she's figured out the best way to cope with a big workload (and limited culinary experience) -- ordering in! That could mean a fresh and cheesy Hawaiian pizza, or some deliciously crispy spring rolls, or a steaming bowl of oh-so-flavourful hot and sour soup...

Here at hungryhouse HQ, we appreciate fresh sashimi as much as the next person, but none of us show the kind of passion demonstrated by this week's Review of the Week winner.

While we may not share her dream, we were all certainly delighted to read Janis' review, in which she fantasises about living in a house full of raw fish with a live-in sushi chef.

Janis wins a £25 hungryhouse voucher for her brilliant review. While it may not buy her the fish-house of her dreams, we hope she will be able to enjoy some more of that beautiful fresh sashimi on us this weekend!

This week's Review of the Week winner has an epic tale to tell. We won't spoil the story for you, but Mike and his friends really got to work up an appetite for their delicious curry dinner, thanks to a snow-related mishap.

Although he felt the great meal was reward enough, we couldn't resist celebrating his helpful and understanding nature with a well deserved £25 hungryhouse voucher.