Grace of India in East Lothian

I don’t rate this restaurant at all- only that if I order it gets me off the hook for cooking duty….. This is the only Indian restaurant in the area so there’s no competition…. And that is an issue in my eyes.prawn dishes we now avoid as there’s very few and lots of sauce.The chicken was tough- now remember your food is not cooked to order- and who knows how many times it’s been heated? I ordered Three different chicken dishes and two of them were the exact same…honestly are you taking the locals for mugs? Two out of three of us had dodgy tummies the following day … absolutely will not return.

We generally use the takeaway service provided . The meals are always welcome from here and the Grace of India has a fine selection of authentic dishes. Used so often as our go to local indian restaurant where we are assured of an excellent meal. Service with a smile .

50% increase in takeaway price, over two months, is ridiculous, and not reflected in their online menu. Check price when you order or you might be shocked when you collect!

No alcohol, but bring your own. I preferred a Diet Coke. Service was very attentive and relaxed. Food , lamb madras, keema Nan and ghee fried rice was superb. Loads of meat in main, buttery different rice and a Nan full of mince meat spice. Totally stuffed , but glad I made another visit.

Having not been to the restaurant since before COVID it was lovely to return. We just went for a mid week treat. To start we were the only folk there, but others arrived during our stay. The decor is basic, but means you feel comfortable popping in in jeans. The food was superb. The starters of channa puri and paneer cutlet were especially good. Both arrived piping hot and absolutely delicious. We had main dishes and bread. All was very tasty. A very small down side of weak, instant coffee, but a minor point. And with a BYOB, the meal was really reasonable in cost - not much more than a takeaway. A great local place, with super tasty veggie options. I wish they'd have an online delivery option too, as we would use that too. We'll be back soon.

We have had a few sit in meals a good few takeaways, never had a bad meal alway been great, however the meal we had last night was amazing it was the best I have had for many years, if you get a chance give them a try, it's worth it

Used to be so good. Busy with takeaways but restaurant not busy. I had the weirdest starter ever, a king prawn, squashed, deep fried in batter and it was chewy with a horrid bit that made me gag. Yuk

On holiday at Haven caravan park, we always eat out at least once during our holiday (we usually carry food in). We have driven past Grace of India on numerous occasions. Tonight we booked a table. Warm welcome, delicious smells on entering the restaurant. Tables beautifully laid out. Our waiter attended to our soft drinks order (it's BYOB restaurant) and provided ice cold water too. Starters were king prawn poorie, chicken poorie. Poorie was as light as feather, chicken and prawns were in a delicious rich tomato sauce with just the right amount of coriander. Garlic chicken, chicken bhunna, mushroom rice, garlic naan. All piping hot, tasty and generous portions. The chicken in both dishes was tender and juicy. Both sauces very tasty. We also had popadoms, mango chutney, spiced onions and a hot lime pickle that was so yummy. 2 cans of diet coke. A total of £46. Very reasonable. My compliments to the chefs and the waiter.

Ate here last Wednesday evening. Had a delicious meal and fast service. We were a little apprehensive at first as we were the only couple dining but were pleasantly surprised with the quality and standard of the food. Don't forget to bring your own alcohol as not licensed-they did neglect to tell us this when we booked -but there is a Coop very close by

We had booked this restaurant the previous day ahead of our overnight stay in the hotel next door and upon arriving we were clearly the first customers of the day. There wasn't much of a welcome however - we were just pointed to our table and handed menus and asked for drinks. Sure. that's what you want but a "Good evening, welcome, how are you this evening?" wouldn't have gone amiss - though I must say I've been to a few Indian restaurants where the 'welcome' is much the same. Anyway, onto the food. Despite a rather lacklustre chicken kebab starter (it was fine, just chicken without any particularly flavoursome masala) the main course of Sarisha Murgh was tasty and good - although the supposed mustard flavour didn't come through at all. The naan breads were good though - thinner and more authentic than the usual massive ones you get. We also had dal tadka on the side which was ok - very much a homestyle recipe and not the tastiest I've ever had. All in all it filled us well however. The service was fine, if not exactly friendly and the interior is fairly spartan - but for a village the size of Aberlady it's good to have a choice of eateries and an Indian one at that. They just need to work on their welcome and perhaps also not charge £1.10 for poppadoms (plenty of restaurants will give them for free while you wait!). It's Bring Your Own Bottle too.

Got a takeaway while staying nearby for a few days break. Menu looked nice and I decided to try chicken biryani. My wife had the herb chicken and pilaf rice. The chicken in my biryani was dry, overcooked and chewy. The rice was greasy. The veg curry that came with it was quite nice. My wife quite liked hers and I tried it and it was better than my meal. We also had side of cucumber rathia, not the best, in fact the worst I've had. Safe to say I wouldn't rush back, maybe I just chose wrong going for biryani.

Don't try to arrange before 5.30pm, but thereafter excellent service and delicious meal, much appreciated now during lockdown.

We ordered a Take Away here instead of sitting in and there is an excellent choice on the menu, all reasonably priced. The food was delicious and we really enjoyed it, would certainly visit again. The staff were very nice and friendly.

The staff here are always polite & courteous, but the food is very under-seasoned and almost tasteless. Where are the fresh spice flavours? Bland, not what you expect of Asian cuisine.

Got a takeaway from here while on holiday in the area. Reviews were very promising but we were a little disappointed. For one dish out of 4 we were given the wrong dish. We found the Malaya (which was not ordered) and korma both to be bland. Dopiaza was tasty. All dishes had plenty of chicken.

Visited the restaurant on a Monday night with my partner. Received a warm welcome from staff who were all wearing face masks. First time to this restaurant but it came highly recommended and didn't disappoint. The food was full of flavour and delicious. I like spicier stuff and they offered to make a curry I fancied a bit hotter for me. If I had one criticism it would be that it felt quite rushed. Starter came out quick then as soon as the plates were away the main was on our table so no time in between. This is very minor though and better than waiting ages so would definitely recommend and will be visiting again.

Ordered a delivery while on holiday in the area.Very friendly person who took my order and friendly and helpful delivery driver who managed to find our holiday cottage in the middle of nowhere!Currys were attractively presented and very tasty.Lovely treat whilst holidaying in this lovely area.

We ate here one time before when on holiday here, and passing tonight we thought we would get a takeaway as we didnt think they would be able to fit us in at short notice, but they did. The food came out really quickly and it was so delicious. There was so much of it that we had to admit defeat before we could finish it. The staff cannot do enough for you either. Its a shame we live a few hundred miles away. Thank you so much for a wonderful meal.

I will keep this short and sweet staff were great very friendly food was excellent maybe even go as far to say it's the best Indian food I have had, i would recommend this place to anyone, great service amazing food, well done

Ordered takeaway with a mix of starters, main dishes and sides. Generous portions, full of flavour, really very tasty indeed. The tandoori king prawns were amazing.

Excellent food and staff were greatly accommodating especially during the unprecedented restrictions.

Been several times and never been disappointed. The food is freshly cooked with a reasonable choice of the usual dishes. The only drawback is that the premises are very small and as a result tightly packed so quite noisy. However that is a very minor factor. There are many more pluses and unlicensed so BOB which makes the cost attractive. An above average “Indian”restaurant and we shall certainly be back.

First Class service and First Class Food, Very helpfull and friendly staff , Hot tasty food and very generous portions too

Only ever used takeaway but been about a dozen times now and food is always spot on and still nice and hot by the time a get home to Haddington, Patia is my favourite dish, nice and spicy but still very flavourful, highly recommended, as a bonus the staff are always very pleasant too.

I order from Grace of India about 3 times a month, either for collection or home delivery and I have never been disappointed. They are always on time and their food is so delicious and very tasty Great big chunks of chicken Thoroughly recommend

Make sure you bring your own beer if you want to drink. They don't have a liquor license but you are alowed to bring your own alcoholic beverages. Food is good, not too spicy and plenty. Portions are good. We ate everything and the prices are good.

We have recently moved to the local area from the centre of Edinburgh. With this, we expected to have less access to restaurants/takeaways etc, so it was pretty important that our local indian was a goodie. Grace Of India is a fantastic family ran restaurant. The menu has huge variety, good value and quality throughout. The onion bhajis in particular are the best ones I have ever had. We have now become pretty regular customers, and have not once been disappointed, whether taking away or sitting in.

Easily the worst chicken pakora we’ve ever eaten. Like birds eye chicken escalopes. Far worse than that actually

We live in the village and Grace of India is by far one of the best Indian cuisine restaurants we have eaten at. Totally family run which is so commendable in today’s society. Brilliant food, friendly efficient staff, personal touches. If you are looking for a good value, mouthwatering meal this is the place to go!!

Food always really good and staff really friendly often meeting the Chefs most recent granddaughter who is adorable.We would not go anywhere else in East Lothian for an Indian meal.Very reasonably priced and no corkage charge which is great.

Beautiful authentic flavours, good portions. This is the third time I’ve been and it always seems to get better.

Wow! We went here for take out last night, and the food was amazing!! The staff greet you at the door and make you feel so welcome, they take time to ask about you and your day. The food is so cheap and so much of it. Shame we are just on holiday as this would be a regular visit for us.Cannot recommend this enough.

Been here a couple of times and quite simply some of the best Indian food I have ever tasted. Their seafood is delicious and a chicken dish with lentils out of this world. I eat Indian food in Edinburgh at least once a week so I know good flavoured Indian food! A gem.

Prawn korma and lamb balti. Both bland and luke warm. Had wanted to try the food for ages but will not be visiting again. :-(

Once again this little gem in the heart of Scotland delivered an amazing flavour of India with their culinary delights!! Each time we dine here they exceed the brilliance of the time before!!! Definitely a must if you like traditional Indian food!!!!

God mat, bra service. Enda minuset är att de inte serverar öl och vin, personalen tyckte vi skulle gå och köpa öl till maten i puben bredvid.

Vile, disgusting and inedible were the words I was looking for last night when I started to eat some of my favourite dishes from this restaurant. I found them after getting over the shock of how dismal the food was, compared to several previous occasions. I have sung the praises of the place before and was deeply disappointed by what I received last night. Whether they let the staff who wash the dishes have a go or what, I don't know, but the dishes chicken and lamb kebab and lamb tikka massalam, were the worst I have ever encounteed from any Indian restaurant. It'll be a long, long time before I order food from Grace of India again.

This a tiny restaurant with a good standard of Indian cuisine. Wise to book in advance. Reasonable price and BYOB. Well worth going to.

great Indian food and service, BYOB. plenty of prawns for me and chicken for my husband. very busy takeaway too.

I initally agreed with the positive reviews about this place but over the years the quality has gone downhill quite quickly. Maybe its just the takeaway food but its frequently awful and I struggled to eat my last order from here. I was a very reqular customer to begin with but now prefer to travel to Haddington or Edinburgh than eat from here. On the plus side, at least I have learned to make my own curries. Do yourselves a favour and open a cookbook rather than eat from here

First time in The Grace Of India and the taste of the food was really fantastic will be back!Would love to try other dishes as the range of meals is great,

Very disappointing, wasn’t cooked fresh and had been lying a while although I was there on time too pick up, would rather drive extra miles to get decent takeaway .

We visited tonight after previously having a good takeaway and finding ourselves child free for a couple of hours. The started was very promising, full of flavour and fresh, served quickly.

went for Lunch as i have herd it was a good place to eat, we arrived on time the restaurant was empty (not a good start ) the place was cold , ( we went in December ) the staff were so Friendly and they made us feel welcome, so pick a table , we were given the menu's and time to look at them , no rush but this was good , we placed the order and the starters were good , the main dish arrived next , I made a mistake and I got the Lamb dish , but wanted chicken , I said to the waiter i had mixed thing's up , not a problem away he went and was back to explain where i had gone wrong and the chef then gave me my chicken dish , no fuss and to my surprise we were not charged for the mix up. food was good , and was hot , so would i go again ? yes and you take your own drink, so thats was good as well

Fantastic service, Quick, Tasty and so beautiful. Would defo order from them again. Pick-up on on weekdays and so worth the travel.

I popped in for a meal and had high hopes after reading the reviews. On arrival, I was the only diner there and as the restaurant is on the small side it's a little off putting the the waiter paces up and down in front of your table for 10 minutes chewing gum rather loudly.

We were up on holiday south of Dunbar, but reviews of Indian restaurants in Dunbar were less than appealing so we did the extra 20 mile to Aberlady and were very pleased we did. After an awkward moment asking about the 4 course Sunday deal we were told that ended at 4:00pm. So beware as it not clarified on the website!

We last visited Grace Of India and 2014 and it has really gone downhill.

went with the family for a Sunday lunch( 4 courses £13.95) and we cannot complain. byob .Sundays are quiet maybe the outside parking is the issue but do not let this put you off as you will miss out on a good meal out. also does takeaway which we will be using.

16 of us rocked up and had some really good food. The place is small but cosy. The staff were really friendly - but the highlight was the food - superb.

Our golf party of twenty visited the Grace of India on Saturday night and every single one of us had nothing but praise for the food and service we received.

A decent meal, good value for money, friendly staff. Take your own booze and parking is a bit tight, however a good find and we will use again!

i have eaten few times there and must say amazing food and very friendly service worth going to i’m not often in the area but when i am i go there

We ordered a takeaway last weekend for our family and was told it would take 1 1/2 hours but it came just over 2 hours later. The food was cold and they were in metal dishes which should keep food hot for a long time so when was it cooked?. Will never get a takeaway again. Disgraceful.

Had family visiting so ordered a delivery at 6.30pm and was told would be an hour to an hour and a half. Tried calling several times until around 8.30pm still no sign of delivery. Walked down to be told they don't know what happened and that it's just finished being cooked now. Got home to find the food was very cold and while in they were ignoring all calls as could not receive any more orders. Terrible service and stone cold meal. Will not order from here again!!

Where do I start. I ordered a take-away and the first thing I noticed was the size of my wife’s naan bread which was about the size of a fried egg. My Peshawari naan bread was slightly bigger, but was as dry as the Sahara dessert. I nearly broke a tooth trying to bite into it and so it ended up in the bin.

If the kitchen gave its in house customers priority we would have enjoyed the meal.

High quality food and an excellent choice on the menu. The staff are very friendly, helpful and polite and the BYOB with no corkage is an added bonus. Definitely well worth a visit.

This was our worst experience ever with „Indian“ food. We went there while on vacation in Aberlady. The staff was nice, but the food was horrible. We had two starters, then Chicken Korma and Chicken Tikka Massala and also Garlic Naan and Raita. It seemed as if they have no experience in preparing Indian dishes and are totally unaware of seasoning. Not even the Raita tasted like it should, it consisted of some sort of watery yogurt with a few strips of cucumber in it and we had to add lots of salt before we could eat it. In fact, we had to add some salt to everything and this has happened never before when eating in an Indian restaurant. Our overall impression was that this is not an Indian restaurant but just a fake. The name of the restaurant „Grace of India“ is in fact a total disgrace!

Very good food! We also got excellent service, we had many questions about the dishes. The restaurant does not serve alcohol at the moment, but perhaps it is ok to bring your own.

Have been here a few times for dinner now, with friends and family, and never had a bad meal. IMO the best indian restuarant there is in the county! Do a set meal for 2 people for £30 which is very good value, includes 2 starters, 2 mains, rice, naan, side dish which is great value. Staff always very pleasant.

The name of the Restrauent itself is Fake.Its run by Bangladeshi.The taste of Food is far away from Indian flavour.Only name in Menu is Genuine taken from Indian cuisine Guide.The food doesn't have right proportion of spices and other ingredients.But the place has no other options.So Fake also looks reasonable. It's next to Ducks inn Hotel on the Corner which offers genuine cuisine.

I have had a carry out from Grace on two occasions, ordering lamb madras both times. Lamb is tender and succulent, and the madras is very flavoursome and not overly spiced for a madras. Would recommend a visit

The food was delivered hot and in good time. Fresh very tasty food, huge amount of chicken and veg in the dishes. Authentic taste and great value for money. Portion size was perfect. Definitely reccommend it, super! 👍🏻

Had high hopes for this place, after it being recommended by a friend, but left disappointed and I’m sorry to say it was due to the blandness of the food.

We visited on a Monday. The restaurant was busy which we thought was a good sign.

I visited this restaurant with my husband after reading the great reviews below. The pro's were that the table cloths and candle were nice as was my dish of garlic chicken. The cons were that the seating area inside is quite small and we were sitting near the desk which is popular with customers picking up their takeaway. This meant the front door was constantly opening and closing which was a bit draughty and it was quite noisy too so I wouldn't recommend it as a date venue. My husband ordered the chicken tikka and was disappointed that it didn't come with a tikka sauce on the side. All in all the food was ok. If I lived in the village I would probably go back for a takeaway but I wouldn't travel to sit in.

I have visited Grace on several occasions and the food is always excellent. My usual order is chicken pakora( the dipping sauce is superb), korma and Kashmiri. With the mild dishes there is no spice heat for the chef to hide behind and the dishes iv had from Grace of India are all excellent.

Always a pleasure to visit the Grace of India. The choice of food is extensive and the quality is always good. Friendly, welcoming and efficient staff, well worth a visit!

While we had two lovely meals last night, the restaurant was freezing cold and service slow. The slow service was perhaps due to the fact that they were doing a roaring trade in carry out meals with the result that our main course came in...

This lovely Indian resturaunt in Aberlady a village in East Lothian has a peaceful atmosphere, efficient and friendly staff, and the food is fresh, very tasty and beautifully presented. We chose vegetarian dishes, and the starter paneer cutlet was a sumptious serving, with a tasty...

Friendly helpful attentive staff. BYB ideal of group nights out Lots of tasty veggie options Been last year and all...

This is a gem of a place. Staff are wonderfully friendly and the food is always amazing irrespective of whether...

Staying close by at the Ducks Inn we fancied a curry and saw some decent reviews for this place. I...

A friend recommended this resturant so three of us had a very nice dinner here. Service very friendly and the...

Había muchas comidas de la gracia de la India, esta noche de nuevo era de nuevo por qué son uno de los mejores restaurantes indios en Escocia.

Tres de nosotros tuvimos una cena muy agradable aquí. El servicio y la comida muy buena. No licencia pero ellos son felices para traer bebida y vasos.

Que son nuevos en la zona, y probamos la gracia de la India para una comida para llevar un par de veces, y lo puedo decir genial, buen servicio, entrega si es necesario y la comida increíble, buenas porciones de tamaño.

Buena comida, no me puedo quejar. Trae tu propia botella. El personal amable y servicial, pero tiene que ser sobre la comida y no hubo desilusión de alguno de nuestros amigos en ese frente. Volveremos.

Pequeño hotel de gestión familiar en Aberlady restaurante indio. Limpio, personal amable. Pequeño por dentro, pero la comida es buena. Puede traer su propia botella de vino o cerveza. Muy concurrida con tiendas.

Este es un muy buen restaurante. No está autorizado y puede llevar su propio vino y cerveza. Buena relación calidad-precio.

The initial impression was good with clean white tablecloths and candles on the tables. There is an extensive menu and the food was good, not too spicy, and generous servings.

Food experience was nice and pleased with the service standards. In weekend make sure to call and reserve table or you may get disappointed . Food prices are also nominal.

We ordered the meal tonight 1April at 6.20 pm. Rang one hour later and got told it would be half an hour. Rang again at 8.20 and got told it would probably be another twenty minutes and decided to cancel.as they ccouldn't contact the driver. I rang again and asked whether it had actually been made and got told they'd contacted the driver to return. If so, why didn't they say it was on the way? If so, we would have waited, despite being over two hours late.Unless you've got an iPhone nacceptable to wait for a meal from when they say the food will be delivered - great. Otherwise go elsewhere. Totally unacceptable

Always faultless, food is so fresh, enjoyable and good value & quantities too.Staff always on point and with been regularly over last couple of years become somewhere we like to enjoy down the east coast.Chicken Biryani, Vegetable Pakoras & any Naan Bread are some of the best I've ever had.

Been looking forward to this meal around a week. Came highly recommended by family and friends alike. We arrived early in the evening at around 6ish because we had a young child with us. When we arrived there was a few people waiting for take aways but no people eating in the restaurant. Firstly the food order was incorrectly noted so we got the dishes arriving at the table. Secondly when one of the lamb dishes arrived it was cold inside so made eating it very unenjoyable. Lastly the chutneys which were served were very over priced and also they weren't properly pickled. Overall very disappointed by the meal and will not be going back.

We have been regular visitors to the Grace of India since it opened several years ago. They have an extensive menu and, having tried most of it, we have never been disappointed. The food is always beautifully prepared. We are always looked after very well by the friendly staff and because it is BYOB it is very reasonably priced. We do tend to go in the early evening midweek when it is quiet. There are always spotless white cotton tablecloths and napkins which are nice touches in a small local restaurant. I believe it is one of the best Indian restaurants in East Lothian.

I visited the East Lothian area on two successive weekends and ate at Grace of India on both Saturday evenings. The food is very good indeed and the restaurant is comfortable. The BYOB aspect is fine if you have remembered that this is how it works. I have seen some of the comments on service and I think there may be an element of truth to these. We did a bit more chasing than we would normally do but had no long delays in service. Perhaps there just needs to be closer attention to this in the restaurant and perhaps the takeaway business is diverting some of the attention. I would return any time I am in the area and think the staff are friendly and welcoming.

Have had a takeaway from here many times and have no complaints whatsoever. My advice is to collect rather than wait for delivery. Once sat in for a meal and although the food was very good, the service was somewhat lacking. Slow to take orders, not enough waiting staff and all in all they were more focused on the takeaway orders than their patrons dining in house. Need to work out if they are a restaurant or a takeaway, certainly not both at the moment.

It's a lovely looking place , looks like it's just been all Decorated , Anyway wee were at caravan and decided too go for Indian Meal , After some good revues wee decided too go here , Don't get me wrong the food was very good , Only thing id they don't really Cater for Kids Food .He was four year old , Decided on a plate of Chips . also ordered ice cream but was none left so they offered a Chocolate Mouse, Which when we got it was still iced up , All in All even tho tad expensive , If in Area again if probably go back

What a dreadful restaurant this is. Not sure how the ratings are so high but clearly the patrons of this restaurant don't have much taste. The service was extremely poor - we had to ask for drinks; ask for water; ask for a bottle opener. The staff were clearly not interested. The order took so long; they forgot the poppadums and started to make excuses about lack of staff. The food was cold and quite unappetising. They had a constant stream of people looking for carry outs - clearly there must be nowhere else to go in Aberlady for a carry out. I could go on and on about lack of service and poor but I won't - suffice to say I wouldn't recommend it and won't be back.

Service was non existent. Had to prompt staff to take our order after waiting 25 mins - forgot the pre starter order completely - forgot to bring a bottle opener. Starters were a disgusting cold greasy mess, and after waiting over an hour for the starter to be cleared away we had to ask for our main courses. Even placing water on the table was a problem for the waiting staff. The main course was cold and resembled something you could pick off the shelf in any cheap supermarket. If there was a chef on duty which I doubt then he should get back to basics or start buying in ready made meals and heat them up in the microwave - at least that way the food would be edible and hot. Goodness knows why there was a huge chunk of pineapple in a prawn dish. The portion size is ridiculously small so maybe this was to bulk out the dish to make it appear that you had a decent sized portion. And then there was the problem with flies, they were the only things moving in the restaurant, as the staff were more interested in take away orders than serving the tables. We found it quite disgusting that there were flies landing on the dirty dishes at our table . As for the staff they definitely couldn't have cared less if you had an enjoyable meal or not. In fact we were served by 3 different members of staff and not one got our order right - all had to be prompted. Clearly, no time has been spent on training or proper etiquette when serving the patrons. We will definitely been giving this place a wide berth and going by the number of flies in the restaurant I think we were lucky not to have suffered stomach upsets.

Ein nettes kleines Restaurant in einem netten kleinen Ort an der schottischen Ostküste. Freundliche Bedienungen, schnelles und gutes Essen. Auch vegetarische Gerichte. Preis-Leistung stimmt!

As very part time residents of the village, we always ensure we pay at least one and preferably several visits to the Grace of India. Food is delicious and fresh, the staff are delightful and the BYOB with no corkage is an excellent bonus. Have now tried many dishes from the wide ranging menu and have not found anything I don't like. If you are in the area, you really should try it out.

Having driven for several hours we needed to find a restaurant for our evening meal. Grace of India was only 3 miles away so we chose to visit on a Sunday evening. This a wonderful restaurant & takeaway, run by a young and enthusiastic front of house.This was a great experience, fresh food prepared by a skilled Chef, at an incredibly affordable price. You have the option to take your own alcoholic drinks, but they do serve soft drinks. Service was excellent and very polite. We both said this was the best Indian meal we had eaten ever!!This is a small village with few amenities but this must be their jewel in the crown!

My husband and I visited the Grace of India last weekend whilst in the area for golf. The restaurant has a byob policy - which is great. The welcome we received was very friendly and the food exceptional. My husband had a Ginger Murgh (chicken) and I had Chicken Tikka Balti both of which were delicious. We had rice and Naan, a cauliflower bhaji and a saag aloo. Of course we ordered too much but each dish had its own distinct flavour. No 'one pot does all' here! Apparently the owner/chef and father to the front of house staff has worked in curry restaurants all over Edinburgh and has now settled in Aberlady opening his own restaurant. If you are anywhere near Aberlady and love curry - this is the place for you.

We always order take out and you sometimes have to wait a little longer than expected for your order however it is worth the wait. Food is fresh, tasty , light and delicious.

ate here during a weeks visit to the area and were pleasantly surprised.I myself am not a great lover of indian food but my companions are and so it was good to eat genuinely tasty well cooked fare that we all enjoyed.greatly recommended and the staff were very friendly too

Excellent BYOB restaurant with wonderfully friendly and welcoming staff. Value fantastic and we will definitely be back.

Meal with workmates last night. I had chicken podina. Wow! Really good, fresh and tasty, lots of fresh herbs and spices, big portion, reasonably priced. The family were super obliging and friendly. A local gem, I'll be back soon, without a doubt.