The best restaurants serving Indian food in Moray Highlands and Islands

We were a bit disappointed this trip. The veg curry with the biryani was tasteless but sweet The special garlic curry was also tasteless and sweet and very coloured red with artificial food colouring They don’t seem to blend their sauces, everything had huge chunks of onions The naga mirchi is good, and HOT But everything else we tried was disappointing Rice is expensive

The service was really slow and once we got the food it was cold the chicken was raw in the middle definitely won’t be back!

Good food good service keep up the good work. Also good kids menu for the ones that don't like curry yet. Able to accommodate large families

This is a lovely restaurant, just reopened with a new chef. Excellent service, couldn't have done more for us. The food was great, best curry we've had for a long time. I went with my husband and son and we all enjoyed our meal.

Decided to eat in while we were on holiday in Dufftown abs lots of other people had recommended. I had mixed Tandoori grill - beautifully fresh & generous! Husband had chicken madras with rice & naan - all very good. Lovely staff & good value too …. there’s only 2 takeaways in town but these guys are not complacent & delivered top food

Excellent Indian meal and our favourite restaurant in Buckie. Good traditional Indian food and freshly cooked. Very reasonable and good value. Highly recommended to visit.

such a welcoming owner, service is efficient and attentive. Have already returned to this restaurant again to taste more of the menu. Would highly recommend

Table of 8 and not a single dish was less than excellent. Starters were delicious, mains were too. Chicken tikka balti, chasni and garlic chilli were superb. Naan breads were probably the best I've had... Nice and crisp and not doughy at all. Thanks folks...

Food was really nice average size portions wild order again but the delivery took a really long time

£7 for flavoured rice. Half full portions at that. No tandoori oven used, therefore lack of flavour, naan breads in pizza oven, This also means chicken tikka isn't as flavoursome as it could be. But even this used to be fried with onions and fresh coriander. Nowadays, it's microwaved. Nothing on the menu is cheap, so you'd expect quality. Unfortunately nothing that we purchased value for money. Prices now so high it's extortionate, with cost saving evident in every dish. Avoid.