The best restaurants serving Indian food in City Centre Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh and Lothian

This bistro is 1.5 miles from the East end of Princes St. On the bus route up North & South bridge to Newington (about 10 minutes). This is small, friendly, elegant restaurant. The owner is so kind and welcoming. As local residents we love coming here as the quality of the ingredients and cooking is superb. It’s not your typical Indian menu. Dishes we enjoy are Crispy fried okra, Dirty Samosa chat, Prawn Malabar, Ghee roast chicken and Lal mas. They also serve a Tasting Menu. Vegetarian/Vegans also catered for. A small wine list. Would love to see a Tapss style evening event as their amuse bouche was outstanding.

Wowza! Great food. The lovely staff (Steven & his lovely mum) chatted to us. Street food style dining Very casual but great.

Fantastic authentic tasting food. Best onion bhaji we have ever had and the lamb in the Karahi curry was so tender! All round great meal & service! BYOB, another bonus & amazing value for money! Will be returning for sure and highly recommend!

Me sorprendió lo ocupado que estaba, ya que no había oído hablar de ello de mis amigos que son locales de Edimburgo. Estábamos encantados con el servicio de comida y toda la experiencia sin duda volverá en mi próximo viaje al norte.

Great place for a lunch! They have a 2-course menu with starter, main And a generous portion of Naan for less than 15 pounds, the food is really good and the service is very fast.

Thoroughly enjoyed our meal here. As a vegetarian there were so many options. Good value for money and nice setting inside.

Excellent servicing by my friend fabio, excited to come meet you guys soon

High quality sharing plates delivered as when ready, great way to dine wether there are 2 or 20 Staff have always been friendly, helpful, professional Highly recommend!

Despite being turned away in the first point of contact (we just turned up, no booking); a quick re-visit of the restaurant’s ‘situation’ by the manager found us a seat. The surroundings were impressive, the ambiance pleasant, the menu alluring. It’s been a few months, so pardon me if I don’t remember exactly what we had to eat, suffice to say that the ‘Railway Curry’ was particularly outstanding. It was all top-notch. Enough to have me on the phone to my two brothers (who both live in Edinburgh) to recommend. Both my partner and I love our Indian food. This was of the highest quality.

Pre-Reservamos una fiesta de 10 para las 8 pm los domingos. Llegamos a tiempo a un restaurante casi vacío. Tuvimos que pedir para pedir bebidas. Tuvimos que pedir para ordenar algunos poppadoms. Tuvimos que pedir a los platos principales. Se volcaron a otros clientes y les dijeron que el restaurante estaba completamente reservado (estaba vacío aparte de nosotros). Los poppadoms estaban deliciosos. La cerveza de barril se había acabado. Sospecho que también se les acabó la comida. 90 minutos después de llegar aún no teníamos nuestros principales. Con un tren para coger les dijimos que tendríamos que salir en otros 5 minutos si no había comida. Platos (calientes) llegaron. Todavía en la comida después de otros 10 minutos. No hay explicación de la gestión de la demora. Finalmente, nos dimos por vencidos, pagamos por bebidas y poppadoms, y nos fuimos para tomar el último tren con el estómago vacío. NO UN RENDIMIENTO IMPRESIONANTE.

I went yesterday with a friend to try this place and we both (vegan) were so disappointed They didn't have RICE (note: supermarkets have rice available if you run out) so they changed it to chips,..which has nothing to do with this type of food The "chicken" was amazing but the price..£14 for some chips and else it's over expensive..the taste is just like any other indian restaurant, so I am not sure about the glam on telling everyone you used to cooked for a Raja..who cares if then food is just like any other place? I wont be going back and I recommend you eat somewhere else, a lot of restaurants do full "burgers" with chips and salad for less Disappointed is little Went to the Bonnie and Wild Marketplace

We randomly selected this restaurant as we were in Slough for a couple of days and looking for somewhere - we are delighted we did. As a family (kids 10 and 4) it can be difficult on a wet Wednesday night after driving 7hrs+ to get something everyone is happy with, but the staff were brilliant and organized our meal so there was something for everyone. They were also great with the kids and even though the restaurant wasn't busy I still felt they were attentive and ready to help for whatever we needed. The food was fabulous too. We each had a different meal and were struggling to decide which was best, my advice is to speak to the staff and let them know what you do and dont like and they can prepare it the way you want it. Nothing was too much trouble. All in all a lovely place and if we are ever in the area we will definitely be back!

Worst food and service i’ve experienced in uk .They were very unprofessional when we’ve been there . Foods are way too much expensive. They are just robbing people. Never recommend anybody to try this restaurant. Entrance wasn’t very accessible and toilet is in the basement.

The food here was delicious, thoroughly enjoyed every mouthful.

It's my favourite and has been for a few years. Great selection of tasty starters with mango and lime chicken tikka and lahori masala fish among my favourites and garlic chilli chicken or pathia with garlic naan for main. Reliably Fabulous