This is considered a top Indian restaurant in Glasgow's south side. Glasgow is known for its curry and great Indian flair and this is definitely where Ashoka reign supreme. Ashoka has a welcoming colorful atmosphere with a combination of booths and tables where patrons can comfortably enjoy their meals. The service was very dedicated and knowledgeable. Ashoka serve great North Indian dishes around Traditional Indian curry with a great variety of spices and rich curry sauces. We enjoyed the diverse flavours. The uncompromising quality of food at Ashoka is a legacy of culinary talent and a great sense of Indian hospitality! read more

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Food was absolutely delicious and as always we ordered too much. Each mouthful was better that the last. Staff were helpful and attentive and I couldn't fault our server. We ordered garlic mushroom starter which was served on a pancake. Butter chicken and vegetable rogan Josh with a giant naan was to die for. I can't wait to come back. read more

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Impressive Indian food. Felt very authentic (read: my chana masala was a bit too spicy for me to finish--but really nice.) In a really pretty location. read more

Ashoka - Indian Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

Fresh and delicious food, the best curry I've ever had! We caught them around lunch time and it was very calm and quiet, we had a very attentive host and waiter. Very cute decorations. I would highly recommend this place, we went to another Ashoka location later that week after it was so enjoyable! read more

We've been here three times now (I swear, I thought I'd reviewed before now), each time with an Itison deal which consisted of a three course meal for two for 8 quid. To be honest, for that deal, we'll keep coming back again and again. Ashoka recently had an upgrade of it's interior, so it's now bright and inviting. Before it was a little drab and dark, so it's nice to enjoy a meal in cozy surroundings. My guy and I stopped in for a meal here just as we were heading out of town and it was a nice start to our weekend away. With this deal, we were able to choose off of their lunch menu, which has a good amount of options to choose from. Also, Ashoka seat the itison diners at 12, 2 and 4pm and every time we've been, they've been absolutely slammed. It's such a great deal. This time around, I went for something different. I usually always order the veg samosas, the chickpea and lentil dal and the ice cream, but this time, I went for the spicy chicken wings (which set my mouth on fire), the spinach and onion curry with lamb and ice cream. My guy went for the spicy mushrooms, the garlic chili chicken and the ice cream. Our meals also came with rice and the most delicious naan bread you will ever have. The waitstaff have been the same since we started coming here and very nice to boot. the service the first time we came was a bit slow, but this time, we were sat right away and our meals came out pretty quickly. It was a great experience. What's also great, is that we both ordered diet pepsis, which I'm usually weary of when it's coming from the tap at the bar because it's usually quite flat, but their bar pepsi is great and fizzy, which I love. This is a great wee place down the start of Ashton Lane as we love this deal we've scored and hopefully will continue to score as long as they keep posting it. read more

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Glasgow is good at curry. I think that's pretty much a given. Ashoka is a chain of very well established Indian curry restaurants in Glasgow and surrounding areas. I dropped into the Ashton Lane branch on Friday with some friends because we were hungry and wanted something that would reliably go well with beer. Curry was definitely the answer. Foolishly, we didn't call ahead. Nevertheless they managed to squeeze us in but warned us that they'd need the table back within an hour. That's no problem, we eat quickly enough and in the end we were out within 45 minutes, but that didn't stop them hovering. Nevermind - I understand their concern on a busy Friday night. My companions ordered vegetable, chicken and haggis pakora to start, respectively, while I opted for the garlic mushroom bhatura. I admit to being tempted by the haggis pakora but I can never resist a mushroom starter and I was relieved when mine was perfect whilst my friend's pakora was "good but definitely on the overly greasy side." Perhaps that's the be expected. For mains we got a South Indian garlic chilli chicken, a lamb on the bone dish whose name escapes me, a lamb Ashoka Malwa and a mushroom dish. It's a testament to how well balanced Ashoka's menu is that it was only at this point that I remembered one of our friends is vegetarian. He hadn't struggled to find delicious options at all. I think everyone was fairly happy with their orders, with especial praise being called on the garlic chilli chicken. I thought mine was good but perhaps lacking in heat, I'd definitely expected stronger, spicier flavours, so perhaps I'll go for the garlic chilli chicken myself next time. The Peshwari naan was also a bit middling. As I mentioned above, Glasgow is good at curry and I have strong feelings about Peshwari naan; sure, not everyone can be the best but I'd definitely been spoiled by having had better. For what we paid (around £25 each including drinks) I think this was pretty fair, especially for an impromptu night out. I'm not certain I'd rush back but that's more because there are so many amazing curry restaurants in Glasgow than because there's anything particularly wrong with Ashoka. I definitely see the advantage of it as a place to take groups and if you're around the Byres Road area it's a good choice. read more

Nipped in here with my Daughter for a quick bite to eat before going to Gallery of Glasgow. we were the only people in the restaurant and we felt like fish in a bowl with all the staff watching our every move. They had a deal on two courses for £9.95, we ordered some popadums & spiced onions & one meal mixed pakora, then chicken bhoona with fried rice & garlic nan. When the bill came we were surprised £32.00, I questioned it and explained that it was only one meal we had ordered, I was told it was £9.95 per person and as we had both eaten the meal we did not qualify for the deal a bit harsh, I thought had we known this we would have been cheaper to order two meals and take one home. They did however relent and reduced our bill, common sense prevails. Like Arnie I will return . read more

This restaurant is a long established fixture on Ashton Lane. While smaller than other the Ashokas, it upholds Sanjay Majhu's tradition of decent food at reasonable prices. Despite the size, I have never had a problem getting a table or found the service slow even during busy times. Book ahead if you want to be sure of getting a table.. If you try to grab a quick post-pub Indian on a Saturday night after walking out of Jintys you may have to wait. Don't be upset, since there are several really good Indian takeaways on Byres Road. read more

Ashoka - Ashton Outside - Indian Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

Located right near the Hillhead subway entrance and close to tourists staying at the Grosvenor Hilton, this gem of a restaurant is hidden down an alleyway. However, it is worth the hunt as the food here is absolutely terrific. The restaurant was crowded, (always a good sign) and although we did not have reservations, the manager kindly managed to find us a booth. Reservations are advisable. Definitely try the chicken tikka masala----yummo! The portions are very generous, the price is right and the food is excellent. What else could you ask for? read more

Ashoka - Ahh...delicous food! - Indian Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

The food was fantastic, same as the fast service and great price. You can have lunch for 5,95£ and you can have a menu like in my pic with a nibble a main dish and the sauces. It was super tasty, definatelly I will go back! read more

Ashoka - Indian Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

On account of its plain, instantly-satisfying yet ultimately forgettable fare, this chain was once regarded as the McDonald's of Glasgow curry houses. Generally consumed when all others avenues had been exhausted, dining with the Ashoka was more about quantity rather than quality. Remarkably, however, just as the city took its curry scene to the next level, something changed with Charan Gil's Ashton Lane restaurant. Suddenly the staff got slicker, more knowledgeable and charismatic, remembering your name each time you returned and offering educated opinions on meal choices; the ambiance changed from that of a last resort to being genuinely suitable for all occasions, from informal nights out to graduations; and most importantly the menu improved beyond belief, offering a wider variety of far tastier Indian dishes as opposed to the same old tired and predictable fare. Having looked a lost cause, in the past four years the Ashoka has come roaring back to stake a genuine claim for its old curry king crown. Competition is fierce, but in terms of value for money, quality of food and atmosphere, this place is back to its best and may even have the edge over its rivals thanks to its truly wonderful fish pakora. I'm lovin' it. read more

Ashoka - Indian Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

First time here and I'll tell you right now - I'll be back! We bought one of those itison deals and decided to make use of it when we came up the West End and boy were we in for a treat! The restaurant was spotless and the staff were attentive and friendly. The 3 course meal was divine - the portion size just right. I had the chicken masala and my husband has the vegetable bhoona - simply the best - no wonder this place is no. 1 My only grumble is that there was only one vegetarian option. read more

Excellent presentation of curry by the numbers. Excellent cheffing and terrific friendly staff, most especially Sama and another girl who's name I sadly can't remember, however both made a special effort with me and my friend to make sure we were served gluten-free versions of the main menu. Cannot recommend highly enough! Speedy service and friendly staff! read more

Visiting Ashoka in Aston Lane last week with some friends was actually my first foray into Indian food! "At your age?", I hear you say! Well, yes and no! Coming from a long line of fussy eaters and "is that spicy, I don't do spicy" eaters, I've always been unsure what my taste buds feel about Indian food. Now, I've eaten a curry before - ever since it became the fashion to make a generic sweet potato curry the veggie option of choice in pubs and restaurants - but I've never had an authentic curry. What can I say, I'm a convert! I loved my visit to Ashoka and I will no doubt be back. I was first to spot the amazing 2 courses for £9.95 deal on our menu and none of us could quite believe it! So cheap, so much food! With a nice glass of the house rosé I tucked into the chilli paneer starter, little cubes of paneer cheese coated in a spicy chilli seasoning. I'm a sucker for meals that are mostly cheese based so I loved it! It was mild enough for my beginner palate, but had the right about of kick to it. For my main I had the Indian vegetable Pasanda (one chilli rated on the menu). Pasanda is described as "peanut, cashew and almond powder, cooked in cream and yoghurt with the addition of korma sauce". First off, the bowl my Pasanda came in was more like a sink! The portion size was huge! It was beautiful and creamy, again with the right amount of spice, and the mixture of veggies was perfect. We ordered a plain and Peshwari naan to share between us as well as a mixture of boiled and fried rice, all fab! I would really recommend Ashoka for curry lovers and newbies alike! The staff were polite and friendly, and the atmosphere was pleasant. There's a great choice of food for veggies, items are listed separately on the menu which I always appreciate. The £9.95 2 course deal covers 1 started, 1 main and either a rice or a naan, with supplements for some dishes. The only thing that held back a 5 star review was, very picky of me, the toilet. While clean I felt it was a bit dingy and I felt like I was walking into a staff area to get to it. read more

Pretty good Indian food. When I went, it wasn't very crowded. The waiter kept coming back to refill my water. It's pricey, but it's a nice place so you pay for the ambiance too. read more

The Ashoka Ashton Lane is the best place for a relaxed curry in a city full of the country's best curries. It's set on the edge of the world famous Ashton Lane and though from the outside it may not look much, the curried delight withing will have you soon hankering for more. read more

Ashoka is one of the best Indian restaurants in Glasgow and provides the best deal I've seen yet! Pros: - The dinner special that runs Monday through Thursday--offering an appetizer, rice or naan, and a curry for £9.99--is amazing. Yes, it comes with restrictions, but you really can't beat that when you have a hankering for Indian and not much money. - Curry is always on point. I went for the ceylonian curry with lamb on this last visit and it was creamy, spiceful and totally satisfying. - Naan portions are pretty sizeable. Cons: - Waitstaff can be a little awkward. Clearly, the pros outweigh the cons. I make a point to come here every time I'm in Glasgow and highly recommend a stroll down Ashton Lane while you're here too - it's busy and always appears to be a beautiful little Glaswegian secret (even if it's not). read more

Yelp lunch at the Ashoka Ashton Lane! Well kinda, I think we're all Yelpers. We went on a GroupOn voucher deal, back to the place we've known for more years than many people who frequent it have lived. To be honest I've never absolutely loved it, but I was happy enough to visit a bit of an old friend. They pack em in here, but it's airy enough. It's lighting is perfect, not too bright, just relaxing and we got to sit at a booth. Yeayyy! Obviously on our deal we were on the lunch menu, but it wasn't hard to pick our three courses for £3.50. It quickly became apparent that everyone else in the place was restricted to the same options as us too. We mostly had the Lal Toofan, it's on tap, while we were deciding on our courses. I went for the Chicken Chaat, the South Indian Garlic Chilli (lamb) and the Gulab Jamun. No supplement for the lamb either, how fair is that? Everything came quickly and the service was very professional. The chicken chaat was not bad at all, the gulab jamun was not bad at all, but the Garlic Chilli curry was a thing of exquisite beauty, hot, but not too hot, tomatoey and flavoursome with tender melt-in-the-mouth chunks of lamb...and then it was gone. An all-too-fleeting experience that'll teach me to go for the dinner portion next time! For the money it's easily a 5! read more

This is an Indian restaurant where I have most frequently been to and would highly recommend it due to its location, environment, taste and price. Ashoka located in the most beautiful lane on Byers Road, just behind the HillHead Station, on the opposite of Ubiquitous Chips. Make an reservation first to make sure a place if you are going to have dinner. The sweet Nan (forgot the real name..:( ...) with flavor of coconut is the best Nan I've ever tried. And there are rich sources can be chosen to make with shrimp, lamb or chicken. Ashoka also accept Taste Card and can give 241 discount if you reminder them before you order your meal. They also do take away! read more

Our first visit to this smart Indian restaurant in Glasgow. It doesn't look like the usual Indian restaurants you may see and I suspect it had a former life with a different cuisine. That doesn't really matter in the scheme of things as the decor is clean, sleek and modern with a big colourful mural on the back wall. The menu was slightly different too and there are plenty of things you may not have seen before which is always a nice surprise. The menu on their website is an old one so check it out with a visit to get an updated one. The staff are great - attentive and happy which always makes a huge difference to your dining experience. I had lamb cooked on the bone which was fantastic - deeply flavoured and well cooked. My wife had an unusual sweet and sour type chicken dish which was really unusual and delicious. My only niggle was the temperature in the restaurant - someone turned the thermostat up to 11 as it was really warm. read more

It's coupon deal city at the moment for Ashoka Ashton Lane and it has been for quite a while. One coupon co. offers 3 courses for £3.50! That's cheaper than a Sainsbury's sandwich meal deal. It's blinkin' ridiculous! How can the quality of food be maintained? We decided to find out. Service is usually pretty good here and I'm glad to say it's still pretty high up the menu. Our booking for an intimate 'couples' booth was pretty early - Saturday at Noon. That's all they had and the restaurant was soon 2/3rds full (mostly with a voucher of some sort). This vibrancy, along with lighting dimmed to a decent radiance and the colourful subcontinent wall mural helped create a lovely dining atmosphere. But enough of this blah, how was the food? Well, our voucher entitled us to the £9.95 3 course "lunch in a hurry" menu. So Pakora, Chicken Chaat, South Indian Garlic Chicken, Lamb Pardesi (Spinach and Mushrooms), Rice, Naan and Ice Cream were ordered. All were fantastic with the exception of the Garlic Chicken, which was ketchup sweet and over cooked, oh and the rice was cold :-\ However, pakora was crisp, chaat was SweetandSourTastic and the lamb dish was silky, melt in the mouth. So looking at the whole luncheon experience, it was pretty positive. Quality? Well, on the whole I can't tell the difference in quality between The Ashoka and other recognised Curry Shops in Glasgow. And quantity? We were both stuffed! :-) read more

I have been a big fan of Indian food for some time now, about five years to be exact. Before that I just wasn't too familiar with the cuisine, not a lot of Indian people in Kansas. Anyway, it was almost exactly five years ago that I was last in Glasgow and a friend took me out for Indian food...at Ashoka in the West End. I was blown away, loved everything we ordered, and proceeded to seek out Indian food around NYC on a regular basis. So here I am in Glasgow five years older and wiser?, and I'm asking locals where they recommend getting some good Indian food; well the consensus led me to Ashoka, not realizing I had already been there. To make a long story short this is still an excellent restaurant. We ordered mushroom, chicken, and haggis pakora for appetizers; chana bhaji saag, chicken masala, lamb shakuti, pilau rice, and peshwari nan for the main course. It was all delicious!!! The service wasn't particularly fast but the waiters were all friendly and patient and willing to split the bill three ways. Hopefully I'll make it back to Scotland well before 2015, if for no other reason than to satisfy my craving for Indian! read more

Had an itison deal for two people, both had veggie pakora to start, YUM!! It was very good and the sauce was nice and spicy. Saag paneer for my main had loads of cheese, I mean about twice the amount you get elsewhere! South Indian garlic chilli sauce with paneer didn't have as much cheese but was very spicy and well received. Went to leave and was asked if we wanted dessert as it was apparently on our voucher, but I didn't know it was 3 courses, I thought it was only two courses and had already planned on going to get dessert elsewhere. All in all, quick service and very good food. Definitely return read more

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Hadn't eaten from here for a while so ordered take out on a Sunday. Really bad decision as we waited 1 hour 45 mins for it to arrive. Now, I don't stay more than quarter a mile away but somehow after being told that my food would be with me "within the hour" I had to call for an update. Surprise, surprise I was told it would be delivered right away. When it arrived coincidentally 10 mins later the driver said he had been stuck in traffic ! Strange given that Byres road was silent at 8pm on a Sunday night. Needless to say the food was as cold and congealed as something very cold and congealed. Naan bread was just a mass of soggy garlic dough. Curry was a chilled coconut milk, overly spiced, sludge. The carrier bag it was delivered in actually had a puddle of water at the bottom of it. So, I probably won't bother this "classic" curry house again. read more

A shameful story: as I staggered up the cobbles of the lane one night on my way to the pub, I heard a cry from a familiar voice. "Hey you!", the voice cried "How are you?" I turned to find the grinning face of one of The Ashoka waiters who was putting the bins out. You know you have eaten too many curries when a waiter greets you like an old friend. I dread to think how many times I have visited The Ashoka and what sort of slender body I might have if I never discovered it. But I have no regrets as the food is delicious. Curries have become Glasgow's favourite dish, so much so the city was named "Curry Capital of the UK" in 2006. Much of this has to be credited to Charan Gill, who owns seven restaurants in the city as part of his Harlequin group. The Ashoka in Ashton Lane is perhaps the best known. This is mostly due to its location, slap bang in the centre of hotspot Ashton Lane, just round the corner from Hillhead subway station. The Ashoka offers tons of options for vegetarians like me, favourites are the mushroom bhaji and the chana saag bhaji (chickpeas with spinach). I also have to flag up the vegetarian samosas and garlic nan. Oh and the vegetable pakora. But I shouldn't have to mention that as every true Glaswegian is already deeply immersed in a love affair with pakora. One of the things I like about The Ashoka is how the waiters always seem to find a space for you, no matter how busy it is. One time I visited in a crowd which included my two year old nephew. The lively and laid back atmosphere made my sister feel comfortable; it is not the type of restaurant where toddler tantrums are a huge disaster. For the nights you feel like staying in, The Ashoka offers a take away menu which is excellent value for money; any two starters, any two curries, rice and nan bread and two popadom and spiced onion for only £19.99. read more

As I rushed from lectures to the subway station every evening I used to pass Ashoka and force myself to continue on my journey without stopping in for a quick take-away portion of pakora or, worse-still, a sit-down meal with all the extras. The smell is divine. I was always intrigued as I passed by and my first visit there - on a very busy Saturday evening - made me even more hooked. Although we hadnt booked a table we managed to squeeze into a small table at the back of the restaurant but I would definitely recommend booking. I admit I am a creature of habit when it comes to Indian food and almost always order the same old vegetable pakora, poppadoms and spiced onions, nan bread and chicken tikka masala. This was exactly my order on this evening and so, although looking forward to my usual favourites, I wasn't expecting anything out of the ordinary. However, I dont know what it was, but, oh my, the pakora and chicken tikka masala were much tastier than any I have sampled elsewhere. I have had them from here several times since and they always match this same quality - absolutely delicious. It is slightly more expensive than other nearby Indian restaurants, especially when sitting in, with main courses around £10 and that's excluding the rice and other accompaniments. However, between 5-6.30pm you can get a starter, an accompaniment and a main meal for £9.95 - handy if there are two of you and you're willing to share your accompaniments (rice AND a nan!) If staying nearby I'd recommend getting a take-away instead which offers several different meal deals to get the same quality for less. read more

Whether for lunch or for dinner, Ashoka is going to be the right choice. I recently went in for a bargain lunch, and a bargain it was indeed! I was on my own, and wanted a quiet little lunch and a place to read my book, and I was not disappointed. It was served on a lunch tray, just like in school, and I thought at first that it wasn't going to be enough food. Hang on a minute, there! It was the perfect amount. I left feeling satisfied, but not over-stuffed. The perfect lunch to a perfectly lovely day. read more

We all love a good curry, and some of us less adventurous people love a good korma. No matter what kind of Indian food you're after this is always a winner. My 3 flatmates and I went out for a nice little Christmas Curry just before we all broke off for the holidays. We hadn't booked but went in anyway and the place was mobbed! We asked for a table for 4 and were told they were busy but to pop over the road for a pint. 20mins later and rather more hydrated that we were before, we walked back into the restaurant and our table was ready waiting on us. Top notch service on this merit alone! The food was brilliant and we all got a curry, naan and rice each. We had to line our stomach don't you know! And we were all extremely satisfied! The best place to grab a curry in the west end and at a very descend price as well! Brilliant businessman's lunch menu as well, give it a bash, you won't be disappointed! read more

I'm a big fan of places whose name give me an opportunity to make a terrible joke. Sat by the fire in the Ubiquitous Chip with a few close pals, we were informed that there would be some changes to the menu.(they were really busy, it's understandable.) With the Steak & Ale pie gone we were forced to make alternate dining arrangements. "Ashoka?" My friend said. "You did what!?" I replied. You have to say it out loud to get it, but I really enjoyed the wordplay. I'm here all week, try the veal, don't forget to tip your waitress etc etc. Anyway, Ashoka then. It was terrific. Just such good food. If you're a curry fan in Glasgow you're kind of spoiled for choice, but the Ashoka is always a safe bet. The menu has enough favourites on it that you want't be disappointed if you're just looking for a Masala or a Korma, but also a large number of much more interesting and unique takes for the Curry Connoisseur. The service was great too, almost too great. I think because the Ashoka is usually so busy, on a quiet night the staff find it hard to adjust. Seconds after somebody took our drinks order another waiter approached to make sure we had made our drinks order, same for the main. I've never been asked so many times if everything was okay with our meal. Nevertheless, I answered each time , and always meant it. "Yeah, thank you, it's really good." read more

In the curry capital of the UK that is Glasgow, this Ashoka restaurant is the best of the best! Situated in the famous Ashton Lane with its array of bars and eateries. The staff are very friendly. The selection and quality of food is superb. They do a bargain lunch menu too. The Indian beer on draft is to be recommended too! I have been going here since my student days - many years ago! - and have still not found a restaurant to top it! read more

Best curry in Town...enough said! A little too cosy for some but its charm is unmissable. read more

We had not been out for a curry in two years! The boy is a veg phobe and since moving to your fair city we have not been able to find a curry that suited his fussy needs - lamb based, veg free and not a korma. I twisted his arm, read him some yelp reviews and forced him into Ashoka at the weekend. It was Sunday night and a bit packed but we were seated within 10 minutes and got a tiny 2 person booth! result! The service was polite, quick without being rushed, was a slightly odd moment though when a waiter did his hair in the mirror over our table... but ah well. The food was amazing! Boy had lamb tikka balti where the sauce was served separately so he could navigate the onions with ease. The lamb was beautiful, and although its not my meat of choice, after trying some of his I would definately order it. I ordered a chicken chingari which was hotter than I was expecting and I struggled a bit, but damn was it tasty! £50 for a bottle of wine, 2 mains 1 rice 1 naan and some pakora to start - pretty reasonable and worth every penny to break my homemade curry rut!! read more

Excellent food great service. Loved everything. There were three of us on a very busy Friday night and they didn't let us down. Will be bavk

Ashoka featured as another pay day lunch venue - you may be getting the impression that I like both a bargain and a curry! £5.95 at lunch time will get you a thali style feast including rice (fried or boiled), a couple of mini poppadums, some spiced onions, raita, pakora sauce, a few pieces of pakora (vegetable or chicken) and a curry of your choice from about 6 or so. I went with the south indian garlic chilli, which was very tasty, not so hot to totally blow my mouth off but enough to leave a pleasant burning, whilst still being able to savour the flavours. Thumbs up from me! read more

I've had curry countless times in England and Scotland and Ashoka has the best I've ever had in the UK. Everything is fresh and delicious. Their vegetable pakora is second to none. Highly recommended! read more

This is the most amazing Indian food I have ever had. (Granted, I've never been to India, but I do live in New York and have been to at least 15 - 20 highly-rated Indian places in my own city.) We walked across the road from Jinty McGuinty's into this restaurant on the advice of a friend. They have a bunch of curries I'd never seen before, and everyone at our table of 6 had the same experience: wonderful and filling appetizers that made it tough to finish the entrees, which was kind of maddening considering how flavorful they were. Great service, great food, great location. As another reviewer put it, you're "spoiled for choice" in the West End, but you won't be disappointed if you choose this place over the others. read more

Superb Indian restaurant. Great food, authentic decor, indian beer, and at a good price.

I had the best curry of my life in here! They dont skip on the quality of the ingredients. Well worth a visit. Try the tandoori prawns!

This is the best of the Ashoka's. It stands out a mile. Best South Indian Garlic Curry (try it with the Pashwari!!!) Excellent. The owner Naz could not be nicer and the staff are helpful and friendly. Recommend to everyone! read more

Great place for a bite to eat, cracking curry and close to all the pubs.