Most folk by now, will realise this about me... I like curries and burgers!…read more This is a local restaurant to me & as an out of city place, it really does well against them in the food quality department & interior ambience. Is it my most favourite first go to place? Not exactly - The Den is my most favourite place in the world, but sometimes I don't want to drive a 15 miles round trip for a curry! Having this place within a mile is a god send & I know it's fresh, cooked with care & the service is warm and friendly. This is a place where everyone is a regular & knows everyone. That in part is what makes this a great place. You don't have a raft of passers by, so in order to keep regulars you can't disappoint them with sub standard food. (You won't get the generic 'tomato' base for every single dish here!) We show our faces around 2-3 times a month here & have done for nearly 4 years now. As long as this place is still around and we live here, it will be the same for the next 4 years. They have recently opened a huge hall on the back, so larger parties and events are also catered for. Great amenities for something local! You Gotta Eat Here - For Sure!! :-D

The service in this place is terrible. We waited for 75 mins to get our starter on…read moreSaturday night, the place wasn't that busy. After starters it was another hour to be presented with (after much complaining) cold curries which had a thick skin on top. At this point, I told them to take the curries away, I didn't want any of their food and that we would not be paying for any food. The manageress apologised and said 3 staff members phoned in sick. Okay this happens, but when you have bookings and food not going out, put a hold on take aways, I counted 42 going out whilst we were waiting for our food. Our free drinks took 20 mins and then only half the order appeared. Eventually the owner turned up at the restaurant and we could see the manageress giving him the details of what happened. Two days later, we are still awaiting an apology. We were part of a larger group and this ruined my friend's 40th birthday. Don't waste, your time, money or taste buds.

Ate here while on a short visit to Helensburgh in October 2025. We did not have reservations but…read morewere sat immediately. Judging by the many people dining there on a weeknight, I would recommend booking a table regardless of the day. Food was excellent; my husband likes spice and I do not, but our waiter gave recommendations that suited both of us. I had a mango curry (due to lactose intolerance), and my husband had the goat chili. Both were yummy! Service was spot on. Staff was quite attentive.

Generous portions and great flavors! Exactly what we wanted on a rainy day in Helensburgh. Do…read moreyourself a favor and eat in the dining room. It's warm and friendly. Pass on the paneer it's just meh.

TASTY STUFF...I am 43 yrs young and used to go to the original Dalshannon Farm as a child. This is…read morewhere my love of pakora and curry began (as well as the ashoka on Xmas eve after the cinema). I love that it's back to its original layout and the staff were so friendly and gave great service. Our server was one of the original waiters as well as the Manager. To start we had a sharing platter and it was very tasty and just the right amount with 3 dipping sauces, delish! I had lamb cooked on the bone in a sauce blended with spinach n touch of cream (soz cannae mind name) with Desi Rice, absolutely beautiful....the naan was light and not the usual doughy naan. Him indoors had chicken tandoori with pilau rice and curry sauce. He polished both huge chicken breasts on the bone!! (Defo a breast man) I am so glad they are back and well worth the prices....

We ate here at the recommendation of the hosts at Azalea B&B and absolutely loved it. The food was…read moreexceptional and the staff were courteous and friendly. The food came out very quickly. Everything about this place was excellent; it's clear why they're an award-winning restaurant.

Never in my life have I felt the need to leave a review because I'm my eyes nothing has been that…read morebad that I felt I had too.. this meal was the worst thing I ever ate was cold no taste rock hard onion rings and chips!! Called them and they couldn't give a shit they were in denial, after reading other peoples reviews I don't know why this place is still open AVOID!!!! food definitely not fresh. Would add pictures but don't know how too as you can see the chicken pakora got dark bloody bits though it veg pakora burnt a pack of koka noodles taste 1000x nicer.

I love this Indian restaurant. 'tis one of my faves…read more If you like Indian food, a lot of it and you like a bargain then this is the place my friend. Been coming here for about 6 or so years now and it's the sign of a good restaurant that you make sure you go a little further than you would normally like to travel to go for a meal - this restaurant is in Auchinairn/Bishopbriggs so not exactly handy for me to get to (I don't drive). We always go for the Set Menu which either 2 or more people can have and it's a set price (yes, the price you see is what you pay for EVERYONE, that's not a 'per person' price which is what we thought when we first went!) and a total bargain ~ I can't remember exactly the prices but put it this way I have never paid more than about £16 (give or take) for full 4 course meal with alcoholic drinks. This is almost unheard of in other Indian restaurants. So when we seen the prices we thought 'hang on...this means it'll either be poor quality or poor portions' Nope. Not at all. They do one of my favourite Chicken Tikkas ever. The chicken is just gorgeous. We always alter the Set Menu a bit too ~ change the plain nan for a garlic one or fried to boiled rice, etc... this is never a problem and the staff are always more than happy to change anything on the menu to your liking. The waiting staff are always friendly, if a little busy/overworked looking, but as I said they're always willing to make the experience and meal exactly how you like it. Sometimes we've had to wait a wee while for a table (even when we've booked a table) but this is because this place is so darn popular ~ some nights it's just a steady and constant flow of hungry buddies coming in and rolling out again, bellies full. This, I would say is a good sign. The take-away side of the restaurant always seems busy too and I've heard it's very good also. Another nice wee 'extra' thing is they give you complimentary poppadoms and spiced onions & Bombay mix not long after you sit down ~ never a bad thing. Another thing I love about DD is the fact when myself and my friends go we like to make a night of it ~ so we have a lot of food, quite a lot of drinks (not too many, hic!) and we like to stay a loooong time. In fact 9 times out of 10 we're usually the last ones left in the restaurant, much to our embarrassment. But never once are we asked to leave or even hinted at/glared at to leave. This I like. Nowt worse than finishing your meal only to be glowered at by huffy waiting staff until you ask for the bill. Let me RELAX after my meal you beasts! *sigh* If I lived closer to this place I would fo' sure be here more often and I'd get plenty o'take-aways, I'd be the SIZE of the Delhi Darbar but damn I'd be happy!

Excellent food and great service, the restaurant is always immaculate , the staff always friendly…read moreand welcoming. The go to place in Biggar

What can I say about this cracking restaurant that's been finalists for Best Indian Restaurant in…read moreScotland for 2 years running and winner of the Maître of the Year 2014. Great fresh food and great service every time. Highly recommended. Look out for the Biggar Nan Bread!

Traveling through Scotland a week ago, we (my wife, daughter and her fiance, and me) wanted to dine…read morein Airdrie as that's the town our family (McCreadie) lived in prior to moving to the U.S. 100 years ago. We were recommended to try the Himalayan Dine In. What a great recommendation! The service was great as was the food. If I lived in Airdrie, I'd be a regular. I wish I recalled the host's name as he was fabulous and really made us feel at home. He patiently walked us through Nepalese and North Indian options. We all had something different and all were very happy with our choices.

Best kitchen at East END! Malky also is really good lough! Really clean and delicious!read more

Very tasty Indian curry you can get here! Staff is very helpful and friendly. I must say it is a…read moregood place to visit anytime.

Very nice restaurant with great service and excellent food. Wide variety of dishes with mild,…read moremedium, and hot spice levels. Naan bread was best I've had. They also have several draft beers to choose from and a good selection of wine. Would definitely eat here again if in the area.

Had, a chicken curry, veg pakora, glass of red wine shiraz and they do strathmore sparkling water…read moretoo. Lovely staff and 2 for one lunch too. Buffet at night. Good parking too.

First visit here, put the address in to the sat nav and it took me to Kilsyth a few miles from the…read morerestaurant, ended up finding it and it's little entrance! Once in, team welcoming and friendly, decor looks clean and well maintained However the food .... Oh my god the food My partner went for the buffet and enjoyed however I went from the menu, food came pipping hot, loads of it too! Tasted amazing . Naan bread was one of the best I've had in years too! Loved it so much I'm going back again tomorrow with family

Easily the best Indian in Lenzie/Kirky area. Food always great quality. We have tried pretty much…read moreevery alternative (mainly because we wanted to pay with card and used apps like just eat etc we used alternatives) but after trying pretty much all of them if we ever get an Indian it's one of the only reasons we drive down or go to atm to get a delivery as it's worth it

I grew up in Lenzie which really only had 1 restaurant, a Chinese take away, a chippy and an indian…read moretake away. Being a regular in the local pub 'Carriages', anyone will know the story of Bubbles and Raul who own the pub, the restaurant and the indian take away. The indian has always been of good quality (slightly expensive but that is expected of Lenzie). However their Italian restaurant was always empty and food was average. Therefore I was surprised at how well and busy their indian restaurant was when it opened. It won an award by the Scottish Curry Awards I decided it was time to try it! The restaurant is nice from the outside and in. It has a deli attached which isn't very indian but it is a nice touch. The place was very busy on a Friday night so I would advise booking. The staff were friendly and attentive. It isn't authentic looking inside but its modern and a nice warm place to be on a cold night! We ordered the chicken pakora to start which was good, however I didn't find anything that made it stand out compared to other chicken pakora I have eaten. I ordered the king prawn tandoor which was tasty. However it was a bit expensive at £16.95. Luckily you get rice included with this dish but the sauce you get with it is not nice with rice so the rice has to be eaten plain. I asked if I could have a mini naan instead of the rice so I could dip it in the sauce, but they were going to charge me more. (even though rice and mini naan was the same price on the sides menu?!) So I ordered a big naan on the side and gave my rice to my boyfriend as he order the chicken tikka korma. Rice is not included with curries so that's another expense. The naan was good and not greasy. My boyfriend enjoyed his curry. My mum got a chicken tikka masala which she felt was a bit bland and my dad got the special lamb curry which he loved. Again the curries were quite pricey when they don't include rice. We never ordered dessert but if I go again I will definitely try their chocolate samosa..nutella filled pastry! Sounds great! However I think I will stick to their take away..food is the same quality but much cheaper!