The mothership of chicken tikka masala does not disappoint! It's phenomenal here. Get a giant piece…read moreof garlic naan (and I do mean giant) to gone it. We also had lamb something something that was also excellent. Very attentive a professional staff. If you like Indian you cannot go wrong here.

Ambience - 5/5. It was classy! Service - 5/5 friendly…read morestaff! For a place that claims to have invented chicken tikka masala, it was very basic. The curry lacked any flavor and I was supremely disappointed having traveled half way across the world. The biryani was alright. And the worst part was the way they packed the left overs, rice in a plastic bag. You could at least give customers a box.

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.

I really love The Shenaz and thankfully one of my friends loves the place as much as I do. The pre…read moretheatre menu has a great selection of starters, mains and tea/coffee/ice cream for £13.50 and is available 4pm until 6:30pm every day apart from Saturday. It's great value for money. The staff are always friendly and very attentive, no matter how busy the place is. I had vegetable pakora to start which was crispy and very tasty. Oh, and their spiced onions are the best I have ever tasted! My main of Chicken Tikki Chasni was delicious and so creamy. But the real star of the show was the Peshwari Naan which was easily the best I have ever tasted: so sweet and coconutty (that's now a word!). Overall, the meal was just jam packed with delciious-ness! We both ordered vanilla ice cream and how on earth the waiter managed to memorise all the different sauce toppings is beyond me - THERE ARE SO MANY TO CHOOSE FROM! Seriously, I was impressed with the selection, even though I opted for raspberry. We were tempted to order MORE ice cream to try different sauce toppings but I'm pretty sure ordering two desserts each is well...not the done thing, haha! I highly recommend a visit to The Shenaz if you've not yet been!

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.

My brother in law and I dropped by to grab some takeaway after the match. This fantastic old school…read moreBYO Indian restaurant is a real gem. While we waited for our Tandoori chicken, 2 chef special chicken dishes, paneer Goa, Lamb bhuna and several nans, we shared a fish pakora, poppadoms with chutneys and washed it down with ginger beer!! The fish was delicately spiced and served with a salad and not oily. The food was ready in good time and very well priced. When we got home we had an amazing feast!! The food was absolutely fantastic and tasty-truly wonderful!! The Anarkali has been established for over 40 years and offers home deliveries as well.

I used to live around the corner from here in Queens park several years back and often came here…read morefor food to go, always saved me from dirtying my pans. In this area this has to be one of the better Indian take away / restaurant by a long shot, by the look of the dining room it has not been decorated since it was last used as a pub. If your here for a take away best to phone in advance as sometimes they do take ages, always check your order before leaving as they do mistakes all the time, my last meal here was the best ever where l had a curry that contained king prawns, chicken pieces, lamb and beef with vegetable rice and nann bread with chopped curried beef through it. After having the meal my partner said ( this is not what l ordered you) and there was me thinking that she ordered it as a surprise for me.

Went here instead of our usual Ashoka on Ashton Lane thanks to a cracking 5pm deal…read more First things first this place is TINY!!! This place could hold 25 at a push. Secondly, it is extremely overstaffed. Whilst we ate there was a host, 3-4 wait staff knocking about and someone else who brought the food to your table. This did become a bit odd. There were too many staff on so they congregated around the bar, which was next to where we were eating, and as there were so few customers you started to feel a bit conspicuous. The staff were insanely efficient, as they had so little to do! However aside from there being more staff than customers at times Ashoka is exactly how you expect. Great food with polite and efficient service. Would I walk to this one over Ashton Lane? If they have another deal on you bet your Pakora I would!

While this location is a wee bit out of my way, I got a fab deal on LivingSocial and I decided to…read moreuse it for my boyfriend's birthday dinner. I was quite enthusiastic about trying this restaurant, as I've heard many a remark complimenting the fantastic food and superb service. The deal entitled us to a Chef's Platter to start, a main each with rice and naan bread to share - there were options to upgrade to the Tandoori Platter, or upgrade the rice and naan for extra pennies, but that really wasn't necessary. There was a lot of food! When we turned up for our reservation, we were kindly shown to our seats quickly and our drinks orders were taken. While we waited for the food, we were given a wee taster of something made of potato I think, which was really nice. I just wish I could remember what it was called! The Chef's Platter contained, among other things, chicken chaat, chicken pakora, veg pakora, mushroom pakora, onion bhaji, and the most enormous samosa you've ever seen! Our mains hadn't come out yet and already we were filling up! Tasty, tasty! For our mains, we'd both chosen the chicken bhuna (instead of being clever and choosing two different dishes and sharing - hindsight is 20:20), which was super duper tasty! There was plenty of rice and a large, lovely, warm, buttery naan to go with it, so I dread to think what state of stuffed we'd have been in had we upgraded. It was all very yum. Worth every penny. Drop on by, oh spice-loving lovelies.

Great service. Gentle ambiance with classical music playing. Food was amazing and the staff even…read moregives you a framed photo of you and your dinner guest!

Always great service, food and kindness. We had a spectacular visit this last time. My cousins,…read moredaughter and two year old granddaughter were spoilt like nothing I've seen while the guys were treated just as well. The food was, as always, the best Indian meal around for flavor, consistency and freshness.

Back to Scotlandvto visit family I love to get some proper Indian foid that places like Sydney just…read moredon't deliver. My dad recommended this place to me. Man I wasn't disappointed. It was bang on the money and price was good also. We ordered 2 keema nans 1 normal nan 3 rice Lamb vindaloo Lamb kahari Chicken tikka meal Chicken tandoori Pompadoms Chicken tikka southern Indian chilli something Chicken pakora for about 54 pounds. The food was fantastic and will go back.

As a self-confessed curry connoisseur and possible addict I can confidently state that Indian…read moreVilla, on the tongue-twisting Windmillhill Street in Motherwell, is one of the best Indians you will find in the Glasgow area, a bold claim considering Glasgow is home to the best curries in Britain. The waiter who served on us all night knew an astonishing amount about the items on the menu and even helped to give advice on what to get, listing the main ingredients and flavours of meals, similar meals to give us an idea of something we hadn't tried, spiciness levels, and even how much rice to get so that we didn't end up ordering way too much. Subsequently we just about managed to devour everything on the table and none of us were left wanting for anything. The restaurant is just one ambient room, with dimmed lights and elegant presentation but it isn't huge, so on a weekend it may be an idea to book in advance, especially given the quality of the food. Unfortunately Wednesday nights didn't seem to be too popular as we were one of just two sets of customers. I would, however, recommend this curryhouse to anyone and everyone regardless of how many people visit it on weeknights. Two sets of customers came in to pick up orders, and if you are in Motherwell and fancy a take-away I would urge you to ring Indian Villa instead of just heading to the nearest take-away. Price-wise it wouldn't be much more and taste-wise there is no contest. Very presentable eating area, surprisingly knowledgable and friendly staff, and incredible food make this a top, top curryhouse.

Great food, wonderful atmosphere, and very helpful. Our group of 6 was easily seated and we all…read morehad different meals. Everyone's food was excellent.

Fantastic place! Arrived late after BA cancelled my flight. Quickly seated, very friendly staff…read more Had the Chicken Tikka Masala, garlic naan, and mango lassi. the CTM was excellently cooked, savoury curry. The garlic naan was crispy (not often in the UK this is mastered!), and the mango lassi had the perfect amount of sweetness and texture was spot on. Overall, amazing!