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    10-to-10 In Delhi

    4.1 (71 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Casual
    Quiet
    Good for kids

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    Julia Q.

    One of my go-to places for quick and casual comfort food. Prices and portions are very reasonable, and I love that their plates come with sides of rice or naan (shoutout to the naan- pillowy soft and the perfect vehicle for mopping up leftover curry!). My favorite thing to order here is the mango cheesecake. It is super flavorful, perfectly balanced with the mango and raspberry curd, and above all else INSANELY delicious. Definitely do not skip the dessert!!

    chicken masala was awesome, presentation on point as well
    Rex J.

    Okay, I HAVE to write a review on this place. I've been in Edinburgh just over a week and have already returned to this location 3 times. The food is absolutely incredible for the measly price you pay (around 5 pounds). Based on the presentation and volume of food (even the volume of meat), you'd deem the cuisine both fancy and aesthetic. However, you get a casual ambiance that makes you feel at home while you're able to enjoy a large and delicious meal. Service is quite impressive given the small work staff and lack of walking room in the restaurant (only downside I can think of is the small size of the restaurant, you'll be in close proximities of others around you). Service is friendly and genuine. I'd caution on the safe side when choosing spice level. If you're normally a medium person, I'd order in between a mild and medium (I fall in this category). Finally, bring cash since they do not accept card. You guys will thank me later for the obligation to come here.

    Mango cheesecake
    Owen C.

    I'm a sucker for personality (and looks obviously, don't forget the looks) so 10-to-10 In Delhi really hits my spot. Is it the smell of the spices before you even walk in the door? Is it the chai? Is it the heavenly mango cheesecake? Is it the limited menu that means you don't waste time deciding? Is it the plush decor so different from anywhere else around? I don't know. But it works.

    Brian S.

    Delicious curries, comfortable seating, pleasant atmosphere, and excellent prices. 10-to-10 in Delhi is a great little place on the busy Nicolson Street. The selection of curries is large and authentic, and the value offered is excellent. I had a vegetarian curry, which tasted tremendous. Would have liked it a little spicier, but I'm sure there are other options on the menu that I can try next time. The interior is really colourful, and the seats are soft. It's really a nice place to be. Although I didn't try any on this occasion, I was also impressed by the selection of sweet treats and cakes on offer. These would certainly go down well with a nice tea or coffee. Recommended!

    Gibson A.

    10 to 10 in Delhi has a pretty cool name, and that was part of the reason why my mate and I first went inside. The interior decor feels stylish and cosy with plenty of pictures and ornaments to make you feel like you've stepped into India. The menu is extensive, with plenty of authentic Indian dishes, only some of which I had actually heard of before. I went for the tandoori lamb kebabs which were delicious, spicy and served with really fresh salad. It came in a nice, big portion and cost only about £6.50. The service is friendly and efficient, making 10 to 10 in Delhi well worth a look if you're in the area.

    Dhal curry and garlic naan :)
    Sarah A.

    Went over to 10-to-10 to get some cheap grub before leaving Edinburgh! I wasn't expecting much, seeing as I was on a budget and insisted on paying as little as possible for dinner that night, so with that in mind, I was quite satisfied with what I was served here! First things first, this place is so colourful. It's like you've stepped into a unicorn's cave, seriously! Absolutely adore the cozy but vibrant interior! It's small though so expect a wee squeeze. I got a simple Dhal (medium spiciness) with half garlic naan which is only 4quid. The portion was huge! Wow! That's alotta dhal! But yeah it was simple and pretty good. Very filling and the spiciness kept me warm for the next few hours, which was perfect! :-) I'd like to highlight the amazingly friendly staff members! The waiter/counter guy was super smiley and cracked jokes every time he spoke to me! And the cook also chatted with me when he served me my meal! Bunch of friendly people makes it feel very homey! If I lived in Edinburgh, I think I'd be here all the time, just to relax and sip on some chai. It's a very nice place for food and just chillin' with friends. Definitely student friendly as it doesn't burn holes in your wallet!

    inside the cafe
    Julia S.

    This cafe looks nothing on the outside like it looks on the inside. Which is probably why it took me so long to get to it. In Delhi's on Nicolson street, which is a pretty busy street, as far as Edinburgh's concerned (though it's no Princes Street), so the bustle of people always seemed to keep it well hidden. The outside is white with scrawling letters, and it has two large windows that show a whole bunch of colourful drapes on the walls, and similarly colourful pillows on the seats. I can't really decide whether it's tacky and overwhelming, or quite comforting. The pillows are definitely comfortable, in any case. They serve a variety of Indian cuisine, as well as lassis, juice (passion fruit, lychee and more!), delicious chai and coffees. I had a desi coffee when I was there, which was FULL of cinnamon (always a good sign). The food's normally less than a fiver, and you get a pretty good, filling amount. Around the cafe, and inside the bathroom there are loads of magazine photos of Indian stars and they show music videos on a small TV. I definitely recommend going in for a desi coffee (if you're a fan of cinnamon) and a vanilla flavoured chai if you're around the area and want to get away from the sirens and bustle of buses and cars on Nicolson street.

    Lauren G.

    10 to 10 in Delhi is a great little Indian coffee shop in the Newington area of Edinburgh. It is really cosy inside, with a small seating area covered in brightly covered drapes and Indian music playing in the background - very authentically Indian. Although it is quite small inside it could very easily feel cramped, but they have decorated it in such a way that it feels cosy and intimate. There is a small counter at the back of the shop selling traditional Indian food as well as hot and chilled drinks. 10 to 10 in Delhi use authentic Indian terms on their menu when listing the food. They have a range of dishes available such as pakora's and samosas and there is an impressive selection of vegetarian meals available too. The staff are warm adn inviting and willing to explain what a particular dish is. 10 to 10 in Delhi is a great place to sit in or takeaway food to get a little taste of India.

    Fiona H.

    As far as listing what's good about this place goes, I don't know where to start... Recently opened on busy and bustling Nicolson Street, In Delhi is perfect for everything from meeting friends for coffee, to a full lunch, to simply wanting to try the mango cheesecake they advertise on the blackboard outside. I can say that much from personal experience! What I love most about this place is that it stands out from all the other lunch/coffee places in this area of Edinburgh. The walls and menus are covered with Bollywood film covers, and the seats and ceiling are covered with bright coloured, sequinned drapes and throws. Whilst the bright colours might not sound very relaxing, the seats are bean-bag comfy and the low tables give the whole place an authentic yet informal atmosphere. The kitchen is all open-plan so you can see exactly how your food is being prepared. I usually go for the spicy chicken roti wrap when I'm there, which just like the veggie and other meat rotis comes with 4 home-made salads, pickles and chutneys - which are always different every time you go. For those less predictable than me, the counter is fit to burst with homemade pakoras, samosas and bhajis of various descriptions and fillings, which again are all served with the lovely sides. The infamous mango cheesecake, whilst not as sweet as usual cheesecakes, was so more-ish I even thought about ordering a second piece. No alcohol is served, but you couldn't ask for a bigger selection of soft drinks, ranging from the usual fizzy drinks you'd expect to the more exotic - my personal favourites are the Bundaberg Ginger Beer or the Rubicon Mango juice. Don't miss... if you're a student, take your snapfax and get 50% discount on roti wraps and coffees.

    Chicken Masala roti wrap Shapp
    Jason H.

    After eating around Edinburgh a few days now, I feel qualified to leave my first review abroad! This place is awesome, and I will be back for sure. Ambiance-wise, it feels very authentic. They have tons of decorations everywhere. My main complaint is the lack of space, but it's still cozy. Food, well, as a uni student, the student deals are awesome. The Chicken Masala Wrap Shapp thing (name def a bit off) was such a filling, great meal for a price that is so good. The flavors were all there, and there was a fresh salad component which made it great. Definitely 10/10, will be back. Hopefully it won't be as crowded next time, but who can blame them??

    Vegetable Samosa (very filling!)
    Alisa C.

    I can not rave about this golden gem enough after eating here 3 days out of a 4 day visit to Edinburgh. Food: everything you expect plus more. Perfect amount of flavor, spice, and portions. Started with the vegetable samosa which ended up being extremely filling as it comes with a side of chickpeas, small salad, and scoop of cous cous. More than I expected that on my second visit I ordered the same, added a side of rice and called it a meal. During my first visit I also had the lentils and rice. I'm used to ordering yellow lentils but found their red lentils more puréed than solid, but still flavorful. Second and third visit consisted of enjoyed their cheesecakes. Just get it, trust me. Service: treated me like we've know each other for years. I definitely didn't feel like a visitor and of course contributed to the many reasons why I returned. I was informed after my meal they only accepted cash. After feeling embarrassed, their trust allowed for me to disappear for a while while searching for cash. They greeted me back with a smile...that's where strangers became best friends! Affordability: A++++ Tips: chat it up with the staff, CASH ONLY, go back again, and again....and again.

    Beautiful!
    Valen C.

    I love this place, While I was living in edinburgh it was a weekly visit. Tiny and cosy, friendly (no, super friendly) staff, AWESOME FOOD at ain incredible price. I don't even like spicy and yet this was my favorite place to eat. Totally recomended

    Defenetly I would come back :-)
    Wendy O.

    Food and service was excellent. We had the Chicken Domuda, delicious. The Chicken Masala was M.. mmm. mmmmm...... like they said very yummy and couldn't have enough of their nan bread. Great ambience too.

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    4.3(23 reviews)
    0.1 miNewington
    ££

    A very pleasant meal, indeed. Our servers were wonderful, the food was delicious, and the sex theme…read moreof the whole place was hilarious to me. Worth a stop!

    I ordered a wee bit of carry out from Kama Sutra for a Friday night at home celebration. Overall,…read morethe quality of the food was quite good. The items purchased included KADAI PANEER, LAMB KORMA, and FISH PAKORA. As usual, I will itemise my reviews for each of these foods. In terms of food quality, the most important aspect of a restaurant review, the food was truly SUMPTUOUS, RICH, and TENDER-MEATED. The kadai paneer, which contained paneer with stewed vegetables, was adequately seasoned, flavourful, and succulent. I will say, the quantity of paneer included was MINIMAL, but that is how these restaurants SCAM you: they give you a hefty portion of the cheap stuff, but are overly restrained when it comes to the proteinous goodness. As for the lamb korma, it was RICH. Served in a thique spicy and sweet coconut sauce as yellow as the yolk of a quail's egg, with tender morsels of a lamb's meat, this dish was tantalising. And, finally, the fish pakora. It was flavourful and spiced with a reasonable level of flakiness, such that it was moist but not soggy on the interior and crisp on the exterior. It was served with a delicious yoghurt sauce and a tiny rubbish bag filled with 'salad'. Overall, the food warrants four (4) stars. I have deducted one (1) star due to the LACK OF CARBOHYDRATE in this meal. Little did we know, the saucy dishes are not served with rice or naan. Fortunately, this was carry out and I had some mediocre Co-op naans on hand to seep up the many unctions. So, beware: you must order RICE or NAAN or another INSTRUMENT with which to consume your food, unless you prefer to simply drink the thique and rich juices as you would a cup of tea. Because this food was carried out and consumed in the comfort of my home, I do not factor service, ambience, or other in-restaurant factors into this review. That includes the supposed sex theme of the restaurant. Perhaps one day I will venture in for the full experience.

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    Yaduvanshi Authentic indian Restaurant-Edinburgh - Lamb kharahi and naan

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    4.0(11 reviews)
    0.4 miRoyal Mile, Old Town

    This was the best Indian food I've ever had in my life. The flavor had great depth. Service was…read moregreat. It's good for different group size

    The last stellar rating was 3 years ago and that should tell you something. The food is mediocre,…read morebut what really garnered the low score is the shakedown one gets from the staff expecting a big tip for poor service. First we had to wait nearly 20 minutes just to get a waiter to come over to give us water. The food took more than 30 minutes for an appetizer and one main and bread. We were lucky. Both couples seated on either side of us, and who were there when we were seated, were still waiting for their food after us. The place was only 50% full, so not sure why service was so poor. Tables are so close together that you worry that your bottom will clear the table next to you when getting up and down! When the bill finally came, we couldn't wait to leave and pick up what remained of our afternoon. We paid cash to hurry the process, leaving a 10% tip which was generous considering our experience. One of the staff came over took the bill and came back saying that they didn't have a service charge. Yeah, so? He kept repeating that there was no service charge included, so we should consider a larger tip. What a shakedown! BEWARE. This restaurant provides shoddy service, blah food and then will try and embarrass you to give them a hearty tip. Stay away!

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    Yaduvanshi Authentic indian Restaurant-Edinburgh
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    3.9(22 reviews)
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    Very disappointing, extremely oily, overpriced Indian food that lacks depth, but has some vegan…read moreoptions. I found this place as rated one of the better Indian restaurants in Edinburgh that does vegan options. I don't get it. We arrived for dinner on a Monday, and their vegan menu online was not shown on the dine-in menu, so I asked the server about this, and they told me what could be made vegan -- at least they were familiar with the concept. We got a vegan Balti and vegan Rogan Josh (each about £10.50), plus some tandoor roti (£3.50 each) and papadams and dipping sauce (another ~£4). The Rogan Josh was the oiliest Indian dish I've ever tried had in my life. The dish was swimming in oil. Beyond that, there wasn't much complexity in flavour beyond high saltiness. The Balti had the same saltiness / lack of depth issue, but at least wasn't as oily. We were quite disappointed in the lack of flavour depth in both dishes, especially compared to the Indian food you can get in the UK in general. What's more, the portion sizes were not especially big, so we really relied on the roti to be full. Very disappointing Indian food overall. We would definitely not return.

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