Indian Food

There is tons of great Indian food.. and many other different types of cuisine as well. But I love Indian food so I'm more concerned with that.

Noor
This is one of the first places that I ate dinner at. Natalie and I went kind of late and just stepped into the cheapest place we could find on the never-ending-name changing street. We got a meal deal. I opted for a curry that was a little less spicier than I might of preferred. IT was a tiny takeaway place, but you could sit in. We decided to sit in to avoid the rain.

We had really great service for a place so small. We had something similar to rice cakes/chips brought out to us. Our meals were decent portions for being a value meal. Also, I received the largest piece of naan bread I've ever gotten at an Indian restaurant... awesome. The rice was different... It had been cooked in something and had spices in it.

All in all a great, small place to get a quick, inexpensive dinner.


Mother's Kitchen
I could be really off on that name... but I know it's close to that. This is yet another Indian restaurant that I have tried in Edinburgh. We tried to get take out, but either the guy misunderstood us or really wanted us to stay there and eat. (You have to say take away here, not to go.) This place was a really good deal! Under four pounds for rice and curry. I had chickpeas and potatoes in mine. This the first tim I've had chickpeas cooked and they taste much better that way. Our servings were huge bowls and it kept me full for the rest of the night.

This place is also on the name changing street. I think I would prefer Noor's curry better though. This curry was already pre-made and sitting in a display window, being heated. Not sure what type of machines those are called.