Great New Indian Restaurant in Roukenglen next to the Garden Centre, Great Food & Service from the…read moreteam well worth booking for the weekend it

From the owner: 'The Courtyard is a relaxed indian restaurant that serves traditional indian home cooking and…read morestreet food options. The building was originally a courtyard circa 1800's It has now been transformed into a cosy restaurant with plenty of space for parties and enough booths for a private meal. "Let us take you on a journey" Satnam chahal'

This place is awesome! The best pakora I've ever tasted and the korma and curries are really nice…read moretoo so I swear by dining here as it's quality is second to none!

I've been dining here for years. The food is very good and the staff go out of their way to make…read moreyou feel welcome. Not terribly expensive either. The restaurant never seems to be tremendously busy (but the carryout business is brisk) ... you can just walk in & get a table, even on a Fri/Sat night. Car parking behind the shops puts you a few yards from the front door.

Slightly garish inside and out, the New Pearl of India can give the impression of being the…read moreculinary equivalent of a pair of white jeans. However, behind the slightly crass exterior lurks a genuinely enjoyable Indian restaurant which my boyfriend (who lives nearby)raves about. What makes the Pearl of India so enjoyable is the way the staff makes you feel like a valuable regular, even if this is your first visit. The level of attention given to customers can be slightly overwhelming at times. After briefly hinting that he was thinking of going to the restaurant for Christmas dinner, my boyfriend's dad found himself harranged by three members of staff, a diary book and a selection of Christmas menus for a good twenty minutes, before having to ask them (politely) to leave him alone. Perhaps he should have expected it really - he was probably the only person to query having Christmas dinner here (what about turkey & all the trimmings?!) As far as the food goes, it has quite simply the one of the finest chicken pakora in Glasgow and that alone is worth the trip! Yum yum.

As I lay here in a food coma I am struggling to breath too deeply as its pressing against my…read moretriplet food baby You know when the food is so good that you carry on eating even after you are full, then you definitely stop eating as you're now in pain, yet still find yourself dipping another piece of naan in the sauce Well that was tonight's meal Hadn't heard about this place, only found it as I searched Indians around me Wasn't sure what to expect, drove past it twice as its on a busy intersection of the road which does take your attention away from looking Inside is larger than expected from the outside, can cater for up to 100 covers It's well decorated inside and the seats comfortable Great service, looked in in a few times throughout the meal to make sure we were all good but not too many visits to make it annoying. The food however, my god the food, the two of us that went ordered so much and really couldn't stop eating, we waddled out after I definitely will go back now that I know where it is

Great food, always loved their quality. A landmark restaurant since the Greenlaw village area was…read morebuilt. Shame that they have closed down.

Great food great service best bar Indian restaurant in the mearns, got to say fraser aka spud…read morebehind the bar and the team are a good laugh with a Cabaret night on every second week, there is kool food,kool music and great service Zaka is not one to miss, give it a go

Well, one is always wary of an ethnic takeaway that has a huge menu spanning cuisines outside its…read moresupposed purview. But then again sometimes one can't be arsed to cook and could use a good old greasy set of curries on a chilly weekday evening. So one takes a gamble on the closest Indian in town--Shimla Village. Well, kids, I'm here to report that it ain't too bad. Oh, eff it--it's fantastic. It's neither authentic nor healthy, but damn it if it's isn't delicious. The price is right, they have some idiot-proof set meals, and for a a small fee of £1.50 some gorgeous person will deliver it right to your door. I've only tried the Indian portion of the menu, which I do recommend. If you 1. live in G46, G53, G77 or G78 and 2.) are craving some fast, tasty and affordable curries, give this place a call. It's actually preferable to the Ashoka chains because it doesn't have ideas above its station. It's just yummy takeaway.

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!

So I visited Little India as I wanted to complete my Shawlands strip of Indian restaurants, plus it…read morewas marginally cheaper than Cafe Noor (which I had already been to) when outside of Cafe Noor's awesome pre-theatre deal time. The service wasn't particuly speedy or good (they were very puzzled that one of our group wanted popadums with his main, not as a starter and that we weren't ordering starters) and indeed proceeded to deliver the popadums as a starter - awkward as no one else had a starter. Beer prices around average for an Indian restaurant. The keema naan was really nice though, with a proper layer of keema in the middle of the naan. The mince vindaloo was also very tasty, really hot too. However the Tikka Masala looked very similar to the korma which was slightly off-putting. In a city full of very good and excellent Indian restaurants, I'm afraid I can't recommend Little India - however it's decent enough.

Quick Curry Lunch Deal hit the spot!!…read more It's one of those places you pass all the time going unnoticed, usually on your way to somewhere new and cool. I do it all the time:/ Well today I decided to forget "new and cool" and pop in for a £4.90, 2 course lunch deal. Pakora and a curry with accompaniment for £4.90! Pretty good deal for the cost of a soup and a sandwich in some places. Have to say the food was well prepared and delicious and the service was more than adequate, so I'll have no hesitation returning... :)

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.

We actually had a meal here 15 years ago (whilst on holiday) and finally repeated the experience…read moretoday! What a lovely meal we had with all the food freshly prepared and so delicious! There is so much choice of delicious Indian dishes and also a European menu. The restaurant was clean with beautiful decor and a wonderful view over the Clyde with the ferry to Cumbrae going back and forth. The service was excellent and friendly. We've decided to go there again over Christmas! For some people access might be difficult at the restaurant is upstairs without a lift. The staff seem happy to help those who have difficulties by carrying pushchairs or bags, etc. They also do a take away service and the restaurant is open at lunchtimes as well as evenings. Sometimes you're lucky and can park in the street outside or around the corner, otherwise there is a large car park directly opposite (costing £2).

visited this restaurant on Sunday 11th June 2017. First impressions when we were climbing the…read morestairs were a bit mixed ? It's an old building, and obviously the stair carpet was well worn so gives the wrong idea of what to find, the staff greeted us immediately and were very courteous, not very many people inside as he had actually had new carpets fitted in the main restaurant so he explained he had to cancel the buffet for that day. We did not wait very long for a pre dinner drink or the menu. Ordered house special saffron rice and chicken korma and lamb rogan josh poppadoms etc. The meal arrived within ten minutes, and it was absolutely delicious- the meat was very nice not this tumbled chicken you tend to get now and the lamb was succulent and soft it melted in your mouth. The owner was a great hospitable guy who could not do enough for you, and his wife and the young English guy waiter were very friendly. The meal cost £28.50 for two people absolute bargain. The best Indian meal we have tasted in a long time, deserve 5stars.