The best restaurants serving Indian food in Highland Highlands and Islands

Can’t fault the service the lady was very helpful. However the curry’s were un edible, the chicken tikka masala was like eating jam it was that sweet and the butter chicken was a salty soup. If I could leave 0 stars for the food I would. Also to top it off they charge £7.40 for a pint of dish water beer. Avoid at all costs

Food was very good. Paneer and Chicken biryani you must try. Very tasty Indian food after a while. The host was very welcoming.

Turned up for last orders, ordered tons after long hiking day & excellent service & good feed

I live in the area and visit this restaurant a lot with my family and pals, some of us veggie, some of us not. The food is always great, and the staff are lovely.

Food was quite good and love the taste perfect indian taste with nice flavours staff was helpful

Thank you for the meal tonight it was absolutely cracking and the staff so friendly

This was a pretty good Indian restaurant in Inverness. It's not quite on the same level as the one in Edinburgh, but this is definitely worth a visit.

Terrible, awful food, would not recommend this place , popadums were soft and not fresh , the chicken korma had a sour taste , absolutely disgusting . This has to be the worst Indian we have ever had .

Avoid. Ordered two chips cheese and chicken tikkas, turned up and has no cheese, the chips were all stale and cold, seems like it was just the end of cooked batch. Chicken looked awful- pictured. Phoned to ask for a refund and was told they couldn’t do a refund and they’d have to go threw the boss, when asked to speak to the boss he said he is in Pakistan 😂 what use is that to me? Not my problem, £21 you think you’d get at least decent chips 😂 waited nearly an hour for it, and wasted my takeaway cash. Great

Took a chance on this restaurant in spite of critical reviews that I had read online - which did help temper my expectations of the place. • Service was slow, but the server pointed it that out even as he seated as (there was a big tour group that had arrived before us) • Staff was not rude per-se, though they did come up of as rushed and a bit curt - the tone clearly indicated they were overwhelmed the number of folks that were already seated. • Food was top notch. Overall, I'd still recommend this as place if you're craving Indian food - just make sure your patience is as big as your appetite.

They have delicious food and naan The aroma alone is enough to entice anyone inside. Their dishes are bursting with flavor and made with fresh ingredients. The naan is perfectly soft and fluffy, a delightful complement to any meal. It's a true culinary experience that leaves you wanting more. You'll definitely want to savor every bite.

I can’t believe what I’ve just been told when trying to order. I asked the guy to ask the chef to cut my chicken in small pieces please. I always ask and they always oblige. This guy just told me he wouldn’t do it and I should order from somewhere else. This was my favourite Indian takeaway - but really!

Food was average, but they accept only cash. Customer service is not that great. We were the only customers when we went in. Heavily advertised as indian restaurant all over portree but is clearly Bangladeshi. They even put up Bangladeshi flags in the restaurant. Might be a good idea to change the name to prince of Bangladesh.

Ordered a chicken tikka with a tangy sauce delivered and got the smallest tub of sauce that would only cover 2 pieces of chicken. Phone up to be told that's all they give .This is a total rip off

Couldn’t possibly comment on the food here, the queue must have been 60 people long and I had to simply give up after 40 minutes of waiting and pop home for a chip butty before hitting the town again. The smell of the food coming off the customers who were leaving actually made me so angry and jealous that I unfortunately got into and lost a totally unnecessary fight outside harpers bar later that night.