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Indian Restaurants in Whaley Bridge

1. Bundobust Indian restaurant in Manchester 61 Piccadilly - M1

After 10 years serving a combination of craft beer and Indian food, this northern-based group is “still the best veggie curry place” – the venues might be “quite basic”, but the “quick service” and “tasty” Gujarati food make them “great for a cheap bite to eat”.

Price*

£35

Food

Good

Service

Very Good

Ambience

Good

2. Indian Affair Indian restaurant in Ancoats 46 Blossom Street - M4

Indian Affair showcases North Indian cuisine cooked Dilli-style. It’s inspired by the city’s diverse flavours and home-style cooking.Whilst the dishes on our menu can be found across North India, the way of cooking is specifically from the Delhi region which...

3. Indique Indian restaurant in Manchester 110-112 Burton Road - M20

Fans are consistent year on year in their adulation for this upmarket West Didsbury curry house; the name (‘Indian’-meets-‘unique’) translates to a “lovely selection of snack-y, less frequently found, starters that work well to share” but no fear – there’s also a section of the menu devoted to ‘conventional curry dishes’ with many “successful flavour blends”.

Price*

£49

££

Food

Very Good

Service

Good

Ambience

Good

4. Taste of KIRA Pan-Asian restaurant in Bollington 88 Palmerston Street - SK10

At KIRA, we believe that dining is more than just a meal; it’s a culinary experience that engages all the senses. Imagine the tantalising aroma of our signature dishes wafting through the air, each masterpiece showcasing Sunitha’s culinary journey ...

5. Indian Affair Indian restaurant in Chorlton-cum-Hardy 362 Barlow Moor Road - M21

6. This Charming Naan Indian restaurant in Manchester 78 Sackville Street - M1

2022 Review: A curry house like no other, with the all-vegan dishes named after Smiths' songs; superfan Max Paley founded it as a delivery service from a kitchen inside the Retro music venue (address listed; sit-in dining planned for post-lockdown). Dishes include Girlfriend In A Korma and How Saag Is Now?.

7. This & That Indian restaurant in Manchester 3 Soap St - M4

Even four decades on, this “bucket-list canteen” in the Northern Quarter is “still super value”, turning out “unimpeachable home-style curries” that “would grace anywhere” – and where, though “prices creep up, you can still get three curries and rice for about six quid for veggies”. “If you are ever in the area you need to try it” – just “get there early to avoid the social media types” (perhaps drawn by the fact it’s good “for occasional celeb spotting as actors and musicians often pop in”).

Price*

£25

Food

Very Good

Service

Average

Ambience

Average

8. Akbar’s Indian restaurant in Manchester 73-83 Liverpool Rd - M3

2021 Review: This “crazily busy” branch of Shabir Hussain’s Bradford-based group “still delivers great curry and their specialism of over-sized naan”. It’s one of the few places that lists camel (‘on the bone’) on its menu.