Best takeaway in Motherwell. Indian takeaway. Always a great amount of good quality food for your…read moremoney and Mr Singh is a lovely friendly chap! Can't recommend enough!

Several months since I last had a meal from this place. I found the carry out very disappointing…read more The veg pakora starter was greasy and burnt and looked as though it had been reheated a number of times. The lamb curry was o k but the pilau rice was dry and tasteless and the chapati was as dry as cardboard and obviously not freshly cooked. Very poor overall so it will be a long time before I return, if at all.

Very little change in terms of decor but the food has improved drastically since change of owner,…read moreback to the same family who own the India Quay. It's a little more expensive than I would have liked considering its not held in as 'high esteem' as the Quay but food was lovely. Try it once I say. I recommend the Tikka Sizzler.

While there is a selection of foods available at the Balti Club - Burgers, Curry, Pizza and Kebab,…read moreI have only eaten a curry once (a chicken patia - which I really enjoyed) because I always end up ordering a selection of their pakoras. With a dizzying 10 pakora flavours on option there is surely something for everyone's taste...the standard chicken, vegetable and mushroom, but they have thrown into the mix tempting flavours like Brie & Spinach, Sweet & Spicy, Spinach & Jalapeño and Mozzarella, Onion & Chives. Last Saturday night I couldn't be bothered cooking so we placed an order I popped out to collect the order. I ordered Chicken, Sweet & Spicy and Mozzarella, Onion & Chives Pakoras. I also order a Shredded Chicken Chilli Puri and a portion of chips. The whole order came to £18.25, I would also like to point out I never ate all this myself :-) At the allotted time I popped in to the Balti Club to collect it, it wasn't ready but I didn't mind the 5 minute wait, especially on a busy saturday night. Once my order was ready I scurried home to munch on my piping hot delicious feast. The pakoras were amazing as always, the chicken was huge chunks of breast meat, well coated in a crunchy crispy lightly spiced batter. I amn't sure how to describe the sweet & spicy pakoras other than more sweet than spicy and incredibly moorish, I have no idea what is actually in it but it tastes great. There was a problem with the mozzarella pakoras though...I never got them, they accidentally gave me two portions of sweet and spicy instead. I do feel I have to take some responsibility for this however as I was asking the guy lots of questions about party platters when he was making up my order. It wasn't a big deal but felt I had to mention it as this would really annoy some people. The Puri was delicious! This was the first time I had tried it here and was pleased to find that they had given me the soft doughy thin bread separate to the shredded chicken chilli filling for me to make up myself, ensuring that the bread didn't end up all soggy in transit. The bread was really good and I could have eaten about 4 of these. The filling was stuffed full of shredded chicken and was so incredibly flavoursome, but it was at the very very top of my heat tolerance - I think I consumed 2 pints of water eating it, but then I am a bit of a wuss when it comes to spice. :-) The chips were perfectly fine frozen chips and there isn't really much more to comment on them. I love the Balti Club and would say I order from here at least twice a month, perhaps next time I should go crazy and order a pizza or something just to give it a try - but then why would I when the pakoras are SO delicious.

Quality pakora man!…read more A lot of pakora choice, at least 6/7 types that are described earlier so I won't go into much detail. The pakora is very tasty though, crisp outer shell and nicely cooked interior. I do have to hold a star back however as the small, crispy nature of the pakoras mean they get a little bit too greasy to be perfect.

Good, but not as good as I remembered it to be. Lamb was tough. Great choice of interesting dishes,…read morethough, and probably the best naan in Glasgow.

Having had several excellent takeaways from Nakodar the misses and I found ourselves without the…read morekids for the night and decided to give it a try. It was everything we could hope for, great decor, excellent staff and the food was excellent. Would have to put it in my top 5 in Glasgow. Not to mention the walled beer garden out the back and the Banksy in the lane behind. Definitely worth a detour to find this wee gem.

Left work and thought I'd grab a bite to eat here as its next door and I'd wanted to try their…read morecurries which are displayed at the counter. There is a good range with vegetarian and meat eating options. I opted for the daal potato and aubergine with a naan. It was 3 quid for the curry and one for the naan. And you get a good size portion. Great taste, the aubergine was nice and buttery and it packed a nice spicy punch. I should mention that the staff are great, very helpful and friendly. So if your in the cessnock area do give it a try.

Went in here the other night and was blown away with the customer service and just the array of…read moreindian sweet treats on offer. Went in for a munch due to lazyness to actually cook lol. I ordered a chicken tikka naan kebab which was really nice, chicken pieces were tender and well cooked and the spicy sauce was tasty but not oo hot. Also the salad was full of things such as tomato, cucumber, onion and lettuce rather than the usual limp cabbage rubbish. Now came the astounding thing, my girlfriend had seen saag (that spinach malarky) the previous day or day before and asked about it where she was informed that unfortunately they had finished it. The gentleman on the desk went back and chatted to the chef where they said they still had the ingredients and would make her a single portion specially. They also sold , and i apologise for the spelling here as i have no clue the spelling, getdraila which is so hard to get among other things such as gulab jamun and jalebi all made in a very tasty fashion!

Solid four stars for Shimla! Been in Johnstone for years and although it feels a bit cavernous and…read moreempty for dining in, they do great takeaways. Huge range of curries, etc and all really well made with a decent meat content. I don't find them greasy but I do tend to go for curries that may have a veg/meat mix to them. Chicken Pakora is gluten free - yay! but just note, you get a smaller portion of that compared to the vegetable pakora. Although I don't live locally anymore, anytime we are having a celebratory curry in the family, then this is our go-to place.

Wonderful for both sit-in or takeaway. A must visit. Chicken puri. Yumread more

I had been to this restaurant a few months ago after it had been recommended by the barman at my…read morehotel. Came back again last night and all I could remember that it was behind the Mitchell library. Great food...good service and spotlessly clean. I had meat samosas, fish karahi and garlic naan. Everything was fresh and tasty and spicy. If I'm back up in Glasgow again I would be happy to go back.

I was at Shenaz the first night it opened it had wonderful curry and I'm glad to hear it still…read moredoes I was there regularly until my marriage to an American I now live in a small town near Jacksonville Florida and often wish they would open up here .

You must give this place a go!! Nice wee bowl of complimentary Bombay mix on all tables, a welcome…read morenibble when your hungry. Both pink and red pakora sauce placed on your table when you arrive also. The food was excellent, I don't think I've ever had lamb that just fell apart like this did with just the slightest nudge of my fork. The staff were lovely, very attentive, friendly and great interaction with my 2yr old. Nothing was a bother to them. Children's menu with both Indian and European choices. We were sat near the phone and they are kept very busy with pick up take away orders with them having great rapore with customers on the phone. It seemed they knew everyone's name and at one point a caller was asked "what do you want for din dins" which made me and my partner Lol. They offered to pack up what was left which is a first, I normally have to ask!!! Will defo go back

This is a good and inexpensive Indian Restaurant! If you're in the Cumbernauld Area, like Indian…read moreFayre and are hungry do give it a go! The restaurant is large, the decor is attractive, the seating is comfortable and it appears very clean! A friend and I popped in out of the blue at about 6pm on a recent Thursday evening and we had no trouble getting a table. However, even although it was quite early it was pretty busy and getting busier by the mouthful - always a good sign I think! Our food was tender, very tasty and deliciously spicy without being so hot that it was at risk of blowing my head off! I do like to be able to enjoy the flavour as well as the heat although I do appreciate that some people do love incredibly flaming fodder! Im sure that The Bombay Dreams also cater for the latter preference. The service was friendly, good humoured and helpful. It was a lovely eating out experience and it did not break the bank (possibly broke a little more wind than usual a few hours later 'though!). As usual, my eyes were bigger than my tummy (thank God and at my age too!). Therefore, I enjoyed a nibble on the way home and polished my doggy bag off for supper, jammies on and a glass of wine in hand whilst watching the telly! GREAT! Thumbs up for The Bombay Dreams!