The best restaurants serving Indian food in Lowlands

Ordered food and was overcharged it should of been £24.25 was charged £26.00 I was also charged £8 for 4 cans of Coke I ordered a chicken tikka masala pizza it came with the bright red masala sauce on top of the pizza but underneath that was a orange paste type of sauce underneath the cheese it was dry tasteless chicken with about 4 tiny pieces for the whole 12’’ pizza I got a medium doner kabab witch was more like a size for a tiny borrower very dry and old looking you could snap it in half with the dry cardboard pitta the garlic sauce wasn’t garlic sauce it was mint yougurt with a hint of garlic mayo in yukk also came in a bag coverd in chilli sauce AVOID!!!

Having heard that the restaurant was taken over sometime last year, I went to try it out and it was absolutely lovely. Food hot and plentiful, and so tasty. The staff were friendly, too. Restaurant could be doing with upgrading, but won’t put me off going back! Looking forward to our next visit.

Fantastic kebab highly recommended staff are spot on too.

Great authentic food, excellent service, clean surrounds. Take your on wine if wanted. Watch out for automatic service charge. Would recommend.

Ordered online to collect. Positives: Online ordering and payment simple and pain free. Given an estimated time for collection and received a prompt message from the restaurant at the exact stated time to confirm our order was ready. The Tarka Dahl was tasty. We had three main dishes, and there was a discernible difference in their individual flavours, which is a positive. Not so positive: For many of the dishes there is a choice of proteins eg lamb, prawn. One option is ‘chicken’, and another is ‘chicken tikka’ - which is £3.40 more than ‘chicken’. My understanding of tikka is that the meat is marinated and then cooked or barbecued in an oven. Well, I feel that the ‘chicken tikka’ in the dishes we received had not been cooked in this way, ours was anaemic rather odd looking chicken shapes, and was not worth the extra £3.40 we were charged. The lamb dish we chose did not have much meat in it. This is the only curry house in Jedburgh, so they have a captive audience. It’s not terrible, but I wouldn’t rush back. The portions of spiced onions and ‘mango chutney’ (probably just mango purée) were less than generous.

Very good service and friendly staff Good meny time I go this restaurant very nice location and food wise excellent 👌 and very good all t

Booked a table previous day , got there on the night waited 10 mins for a table order taken 20 mins later , food was awful for me lamb rogan Josh inedible chips half cooked the lamb was dark in colour and curry far to spicy , waiters running about with a trolley scraping food in honestly offputting and price was extortionate worst meal iv ever had , AVOID a bad experiance

Poor sauce although meat was reasonable.

On holiday for the week, travelled an hour there and an hour back for a take away. Never had such an inedible meal before. Firstly two items missing from the order when we got back, ordered a chicken Pathia, the meat didnt taste like real meat and the sauce was disgusting, tasted nothing that resembled a curry sauce more like a tray of warm cheap tomato ketchup. Poppadoms tasted of old oil. Calazone tasteless and chips dry and reheated, please do not waste your money.