Restaurants, Indian

This small restaurant tucked away off Nicolson Street has retained its all-round quality through a recent change in ownership, with an extensive list of curries from a variety of Indian regions. To start, chicken chat is a substantial dish of spicy…

The ever-reliable Shapla is still going strong after 19 years serving top-notch Bangladeshi cuisine and regional Indian specialities. Chef Abdul Kabir makes a selection of traditional dishes from his homeland alongside accessible favourites, all…

Since opening its doors in 2004, this family-run Bangladeshi restaurant’s fame has slowly spread from its Leith base to the further reaches of the city, and it is now consistently touted among the capital’s top takeaways. Offering an eye-watering…

Busy with warm decoration and friendly staff, the tables of this Indian café are packed with regulars who the staff know by name. Chef and owner Alieu Badjan spent years in big restaurants but is now dedicated to serving the home-style food he knows…

A relative newcomer to the Tollcross restaurant mix, Tuk Tuk hit the ground running and has quickly established itself as a popular spot for a pre-theatre bite or (thanks to the no-charge BYOB policy) a lively dinner with friends. Having remodelled the…

In the same family hands for over 30 years, Dalry Road’s Verandah Tandoori continues to serve its loyal clientele with well-prepared Bangladeshi and Indian cuisine. Overseen by images of celebrity diners from decades past, Manager Foisol Choudhury and…

The Wee Curry Shops, mini-offspring of the mighty Mother India, have lost a sister branch on Ashton Lane – which has become the Glasgow Curry Shop, displaying something of the history of this city's love affair with all things spicy. The remaining two…

The Wee Curry Shops, mini-offspring of the mighty Mother India, have lost a sister branch on Ashton Lane – which has become the Glasgow Curry Shop, displaying something of the history of this city's love affair with all things spicy. The remaining two…

With its name reflecting the global nature of its food, 3 Oceans serves meals drawn from both Indian and continental cuisines. Situated on Lodge Lane, this is a spacious lounge bar with plasma screens showing sporting events and is the perfect place to…

Praised by HRH Prince Charles and listed in the BBC's list of the 'World's Best Curry Houses', The Aladin is arguably one of the best curry houses around. The food is tasty, the service is excellent, and the general atmosphere and ambience of the…

Offering contemporary Indian dining, AM Kitchen and Bar has a monochrome dining room and an array of delicious and authentic Indian favourites. Part of the Leeds Marriott Hotel, the AM Bar and Kitchen is housed in a period building and offers…

From the same stable as the renowned Chutney Mary comes Amaya, a vibrantly decorated, Michelin star-awarded restaurant in a smart buzzy Knightsbridge location. The rosewood and sandstone interior strikes a chic note in perfect tune with the intelligent…

This stylish Indian restaurant, with its exotic colours, is pure Bollywood as is owner Asha Bhosle, the most recorded singer in the world. In recent years, she has turned her passion for home cooked Indian food into a successful business, recently…

For the ultimate Indian dining experience, Ashiana offers authentic Eastern flavours in a contemporary setting. With all dishes lovingly and freshly prepared, wholesome favourites from the menu include Ashiana-style king prawns, or a sizzling tandoori…

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Welcome to the newly refurbished Ashoka Brasserie, situated in Kirkintilloch. After being closed for 15 months, the brasserie now invites customers to sit back and relax with a drink in the plasma bar area where you can enjoy modern and classic…

The Ashoka Johnstone opened in 1990 and over a decade on, their reputation is unrivalled as they continue to serve curry flavours to their massive following 'raita' cross Renfrewshire. The grand dining hall, with its lofty ceiling and twinkling…

A warm welcome to Ashoka at the Quay, the newest addition to the Ashoka fold. The staff believe that the world of Indian cuisine should be a culinary adventure and in Ashoka at the Quay, the food is most certainly the star of the show. You will find a…

The first Ashoka Shak opened in 2001. Since then, the concept has been completely refined with a sassy new design which has been further complemented by the introduction of an innovative Indian Thali to bring you an authentic dining experience! The…

Spicing up the Camperdown Leisure Park in Dundee since 2003 is the Ashoka Shak. Recently nominated for the Irn Bru Scottish Curry Awards Sunday Post Restaurant of the Year Award, this fantastic eatery is extremely popular with local curry lovers…

In 2001, the first Ashoka Shak was established at the Phoenix Leisure Park Linwood, close to Glasgow Airport. Since then, the concept has been completely refined with a sassy new design which has been further complemented by the introduction of an…