The best restaurants serving Indian food in Scotland

Great takeaway Indian food and very generous portion size

That was the worst Nando’s experience I’ve ever had. I ordered a half chicken and it arrived at my table 6 minutes after ordering. It was burnt and tasteless, the chicken didn’t deserve to die to be cooked in such a poor way. Thankfully I’ll never go back as I’m not from the area but I’d stay away.

Good food, good service, lovely place. Really enjoyed our meal

Deliveries always made with a smile and politeness. 👍😎

I sat down with my family at the big tables at the back of cosmos the padded chairs. The chairs were pelling. But they had really good Food and the dessert was delicious🤤 and the chocolate fountain was yummy with the marshmallows the marshmallows ran out and the staff were very kind and got some more for me. The waffles were really good especially with chocolate sauce on top. The pizza and macaroni and loads more were very yummy this definitely. I definitely recommend on getting unlimited drink fills because they are very delicious on of the wee ones in my family tried to get all the drinks from the United drink refills to put all them in his drink.cosmos definitely deserves 4 stars .

Very tasty and it’s wonderful . Staff was very friendly. They have street food choices in the buffet . Highly recommend!!

This is the 3rd or 4th time we’ve been to Rajah now, if we choose to have an Indian in Inverness this is typically the first choice. This time around the food was superb as usual and the customer service was great. Staff were very friendly and kind and the food came out in perfect time. They didn’t rush to give us the bill after we’d finished and were chatting which was nice. Will be returning

Tuvimos una comida aquí un viernes por la noche en el período previo a la Navidad. Restaurante muy bien con muchas mesas reservadas. Teníamos una mesa en una sección más pequeña, pero a pesar de eso al final de la noche, ¡podía oler las especias en mi ropa! Necesita mejor ventilación. Buena comida y cantidades muy razonables, y BYOB.

I wasn't impressed . The takka dahl was lacking in flavour. The poppadums tasted cheap and the pototoes and cauliflower didn't taste authetentic at all. Having spent time in India myself I don't consider this as authentic Indian food.

We were staying at the nearby Hydro, and ate here on our 2nd night. We hadn't booked but it was no problem getting a table even though they were busy. A lovely restaurant, all staff friendly and knowledgeable. Food was beautiful, best Kashmiri korma I've had, everything we had was full of flavour and well presented. Would love this to be my local!! Would definitely visit again if back in Dunblane.

I had the order the lamb buna it was very blended I didn’t like the taste. It was full of un cooked gravy

my wife who had chicken tikka masala was disappointed. the dish was too red and far, far too sweet, unlike mine which as chicken garlic (hot) was average. when we commented on the colour (which was far too red) and sweetness, the reply was that this is what british people expect, which just isn't true. My wife regularly has chicken tikka masala, which is her favourite but could not eat this dish.

We were let down by a local restaurant and turned up at Zyka shortly before the kitchen closed. However, we were made to feel very welcome by all the staff and enjoyed a fabulous Indian meal. Thank you Zyka.

My partner is disabled and I just want to thank John for being so kind and helpful.during our visit there. On arrival John and another member of staff very kindly lifted my partners mobility scooter up the steps which allowed him to walk into restaurant with his walking stick.....we would never have managed without John and staff being so helpful. The food was first class and again John helped and advised us on our dishes. What we really liked was that we were not rushed and given ample time between courses. On leaving the scooter was taken down steps for us again. We will definately return to taj mahal when back in oban. The staff were amazing but John is an absolute credit to the restaurant . Thank you once again for making our evening so relaxed and pleasant. John & Margaret

We have enjoyed many meals at the Ronaq both in Market Street and in Comely Bank, but I am afraid our experience on Sunday evening was terrible. My husband had the fish tikka and after eating we headed for the bus. On travelling back home he became really ill, burning and sickness. When we did manage to get home he was sick all night and most of Sunday. Don’t know what has happened to this restaurant but I definitely won’t return. I called the Manager on Monday to raise a complaint but it was as though he wasn’t interested. There are better places to eat in Edinburgh. Shocking.