Love Dosa

The food was amazing. Family owned and operated. The family moved from London where they operated another Indian restaurant. They took that concept and made it even better. It’s very traditional and to style of this region. Would highly recommend. Don’t let the ally scare you off, I was following my google maps and thought maybe I had made a bad decision because it was off the beaten path. It turned out to be one my best meals in Scotland.

A very small place in a very narrow alley, marked by its bright orange exterior paint. There were a couple of groups waiting when we arrived but the staff were very efficient at getting waiting parties on to tables, so our wait wasn't long. We ordered a mango lassi, vada, ullivada, masala dosa, chicken curry and the courgette entree with parotta. All food tasted great, except maybe the vada which was meh! The parotta was extremely flaky, the illuvada was so crispy. Would have loved to try again if we weren't leaving the area the next morning.

Great authentic South Indian food. It was a great find. The fish curry was our favourite. Samosa was authentic and crispy. Pilau rice was also good as having coriander in it makes it much more interesting and fragrant. Beef curry was very good also. Would not recommend Bariyani though as it is not as tasty and well spiced like South Indian style. The service is a little chaotic. I recommend booking on their website in advance or go later in the evening as the queues are long and you won’t get a space. We had dinner 2 days in a row there. We parked near the station £2 for 3 hours I think. Only a short distance from there. Use google map to get there as it is in an alley and not easy to spot.