After days of meat and starches, I was craving some flavor. Took a chance and walked into Kebabish…read more Totally hit the spot! The chicken was juicy and tender, the pulao was tasty and the curry sauce was the perfect accompaniment. I even wound up having the leftovers for breakfast the next morning!

We walked in before they were open but it smelled so good we decided to come back when they were…read moreopen. We got two chicken donor kebabs with the chili sauce. This was not a typical donar kebab that I've had before. The chicken was more in a curry sauce combined with pickled cabbage in a pita. Very good and very filling. I ate every last bite. Service was friendly and fast - we got it to go and ate on a bench overlooking the bay.

Well this has to be the best curry cafe I've yet found in Edinburgh / Scotland…read more As with all such establishments, the decor is functional - you come here for the authenticity of the food. It's always a good sign when a curry cafe has Nihari on the menu, as not everywhere offers this slow cooked dish. I try to be a traditionalist wherever possible though so, having arrived late afternoon, I wasn't going to have what is considered to be a Breakfast / Morning curry. I'll head over next time for the 11:30 opening to try the Nihari - gives me another excuse :-) Today I went for a dish that has become a staple in Pakistani food culture, Haleem. Adapted hundreds of years ago from the original Harisah recipes which were first documented in the Middle East sometime between the year 900 and 1000, Haleem is now prepared and enjoyed in Pakistani family homes and restaurants all over the world. At just a fiver (currently) for Haleem and a hot, buttered Naan, this medium spiced dish is not only very tasty, but is also superb value. Today I had Beef Haleem. It was delicious. The dish is prepared with Beef, Wheat, Barley and Lentils (plus spices) and it is slow cooked to such an extent that the beef completely blends into the other ingredients so the dish becomes a thick sauce "curry". Tearing off a corner of Naan and dipping it in, it tasted fantastic. The Marhaba Kitchen is a proper curry cafe and the owner / chef could not have made me any more welcome. Next visit - Nihari time! :-)

From the owner: South indian Hyderabadi dishes Haleem, Nihari, Paye, Kababs And Biryani.read more

It has went downhill in recent years. I don't think the buffet is good value anymore as the dishes…read moreuse the cheapest ingredients and are not fresh.

A great Pakistani restaurant serving Punjabi cuisine. The kabobs and desi style tikka masala were…read moreincredible along with the desert falooda

From the owner: Mixed grill,lamb chops, Indian and Pakistani curries, kebabs,Biryanis,peri peri chicken, pizzas,…read moregourmet Burgers, fish masala, steamed fish, milkshakes, smoothies, fresh juices, soft drinks, and many more

the mirage restaurant is a great indian restaurant is located in the west end of paisley and is…read morevery easy to access by car as it is close to the m8 motorway. i live very close to here and visit this restaurant regularly. there is a plenty on the menu to choose from ranging from curries, tandoori dishes, kebabs or steaks.the restaurant is very well decorated and trendy however there is also the option of getting a take away which is very reasonably priced and is usually delivered very quickly and the staff are always fun to be around

this place is a favourite of mine and my whole family!! we very often go at lunch time and the…read morechoice is extensive even though it is a set menu. they do a buffet in the evening as well as a la carte menu, both of which is very reasonably priced. the decor is classy and elegant and the staff are very attentive.

Fast delivery but…read more. Pizza was burned - cheese was blacked in places but mostly a dark brown throughout not one patch of pizza had the cheese kept a proper yellow colour, very poor performance.

When it comes to home deliveries,at 10:30pm on an otherwise uneventful night,you would be wiser to…read moredip yourself in a vat of acid,or microwave your local stray fox as opposed to order anything out of this shithole.Dear oh fucking dear...£15 well within 10 mins later our 'home delivery' was introduced into our life.Fucking jokebags.Bone dry,brick hard spiceless chicken pakora.The chips were clearly fresh from Lidl's bargain basement bucket and oh be Jeez motherfuckers.The chicken Madras was laced with ginger & garlic paste.And very little else.And having sent a search party out hunting down chicken the ends did not justify the means.Oh.And.The nan bread was lightly coloured on one side.The other was whiter than Caspers Primark boxers...Super poor show Raja but it will be your last .......

I was here over twenty years ago and it was just your average tandoori restaurant. Now it is plush…read moreand the service is fantastic. I arrived about eight o'clock on a Saturday night and it was packed. I was asked if I had a reservation, I said no, was asked to take a seat in the comfortable waiting area across from the bar, and within two minutes was being shown to a big roomy table along the back wall. seats were very comfortable. They have quite an extensive buffet set up but I opted just for a main course, (as I'd already had a carvery that day). I ordered the tandoori dish of the chicken tikka, just that I could compare it to the same dish in other restaurants. It came sizzling on the cast Iron plate. The sizzling plate was left with me for ME to take the pieces of meat from it by myself. The food was delicious and the prices were very good too. ( bottle of Peroni £2.50). I'd recommend this restaurant to everyone. I'm going to try the takeaway menu next. I'm dying to try one of these 'Hoagies' on it.

Great buffet food . The best fresh indan food I've ever had. Fri and sat nites do karaoke with5…read more drinks and buffet. Very reasonable

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.

Chicken Tikka Masala was invented at a restaurant called Shish Mahal in Glasgow, Scotland (of all…read moreplaces!) by a Mister Ali, and the original dish here was unlike any other version I've tried. Chopped pieces of red chicken tikka were enveloped in a creamy tomato sauce and mixed with chopped peppers, creating a tantalizingly sweet, savory, tangy, spicy, milky curry. In addition to the famous CTM, I also tried the Palak Paneer, a flavorful but greasy pureed spinach curry with cubes of paneer; and the Shish Tandoori Mixed Platter, a sizzling iron plate of onions, tandoori chicken, chicken tikka, lamb tikka, lamb seekh kebab, and a prawn, each of which was marinated with yogurt and spices before being cooked in a tandoori oven. The entree came with sides of saffron rice, nan bread, a mild house curry sauce, and a salad of pickled red cabbage, red onions, cucumber, and tomato. Overall, the food here was tasty but definitely had an anglicized flavor profile. The service was friendly though a bit awkward, and the prices were expensive for the quality of food.

Delicious meal, great service and stunning views…read more Stopped in for dinner; our party had pakora, onion bhaji, Ayr India Special Chicken Tikka, Chicken chasni and the Chicken Karachi, with pilau rice and peshwari naan. Everything was absolutely delicious; the onion bhaji was light and tasty, pakora flavourful with fresh veg, and the main courses - the chicken was cooked to perfection, and the accompanying sauces freshly made and very tasty. Service was impeccable - attentive, but not overly so. Great experience all round; highly recommend.

The view from the restaurant is beautiful. The atmosphere is nice and the service is exceptional…read more The food is good. I had the bryani but would have preferred it with dark meat and bone-in. The prices are high, i will agree with most reviews on that. Overall it was a nice experience.

Quite happy with my visit here! I'm quite curious about the story of the two Mosque Kitchens in the…read moresame vicinity... seems to be a bit of a duel gong on. There is some seating outside but plenty more within. Food came quickly, service was friendly. Prices, as noted in other reviews, are very low... something on the order of £5 for a heaping bowl of rice and chicken. The food was delicious- I was quite hungry and it was gone in minutes. It filled me up completely and I was very satisfied. Embarrassing moment when we found out they are cash only... but they let us duck out to a very near cash machine and come back. Thanks! I'll be back for sure to try some of the other items on the menu.

Taken by my University of Edinburgh student son to this, his favourite place to eat in Edinburgh…read more He compares all other food options to The Mosque Kitchen, and they all fall short. The food was wonderful, and such great value! He told me that I should choose what I thought was best, and by the time I got to the front of the line they would be out of it, and they would apologize, and they would suggest something else wonderful. He was right, that is exactly what happened, I and got a fabulous meal. Friendly staff, great food. A bit hard to find (behind the Mosque on Potterrow, and then around the back of the Aroma Cafe), but well worth the search. Do not expect starched white table cloths, but the staff is super friendly and we loved it. We will certainly be back the next time we are in Edinburgh.