Dishoom Edinburgh (New Town)

• If its great tasty Indian food you're after then this is the place to be
• Ordered the vegetable samosa and chicken tikka with some freshly prepared roti bread
• It's all very reasonably priced and staff are always able to help to ensure your order contains all ingredients to make it a great experience
• Masala spice mix and sandwiched on a buttered pau bun was as irresistible as an offering from a really great chippie
• Masala prawns were delightful in their simplicity
• 'Bloody Mary' best I've ever had
• Chicken Ruby and Dal Makhani for mains with Butter Naan
• It is definitely worth the wait as the food is delicious and service is excellent
• It is very similar to Indian tapas small dishes that are meant for sharing
• The bar downstairs is also really nice and definitely worth checking out for some post meal cocktails
• Please improve on your Biryani but otherwise all the other food we ordered were really good
• Lamb chops and raan are one of the best i have ever had
• Black Daal was amazing as well
• Especially with whole grains
• The breakfast was amazing and I'm sure dinner will be nice too
• The taste was one of the best found in d city
• One of the best Indian restaurant in India
• One of their main specialties is Prawn Koliwada they are delicious
• The food and ambiance is really good
• The food is really tasty however it is quite expensive and the portions are much smaller than you would expect them to be
• There's always been a hype around Dishoom and I was glad to know they opened in Edinburgh too
• The service was really fast and friendly
• The boti kebab was chewy and we sent it back in favour of the Dishoom chicken tikka
• Experience it yourself and fall in love with Scotland in an Indian way
• After a tiring day travelling was not able to find Indian food
• Started off with a cutting chai
• They were just amazing and they were so friendly and polite
• Serves the best Indian food in town
• We waited for an hour and it was totally worth it
• I enjoyed my drink with their interesting snacks
• The vegetable Samosas and Okra fries were a great choice for starters
• The flavour is exquisite and recommended with the cheese naan or the steamed rice
• Not only that but the food was amazing too
• The rustic ambience with signages written in Hindi Slangs are a charm
• It makes you feel as if you are dining in India
• Berry Pulao is a must try here
• While we were waiting we were served chai &
• Gulab Jamun with citrus Icecream
• Gunpowder aloo was amazing &
• 6 of us which was decent only
• I found Edinburgh the best city in entire UK
• First thing I noticed on entering here was that the food was being prepared by Indians and hence
• The restaurant was almost full and we somehow managed to get a table
• We ordered paneer roll and pav bhaji with Dhishoom special chai
• Hospitality and service were top notch which was icing on the cake
• The service is excellent and ambience is also good
• The food and ambiance is great there
• Food arrives fast and service is impeccable
• A cosy and chirpy place buzzing with foodholics
• Lunched here on my last day in Edinburgh on 22 August and loved what i ate chole puri which reminded me of home and the pav bhaji which was done to perfection
• Though i must mention UK food portion size are relatively less as compared to what we get here in Dubai and India in general
• Haven't tried non veg so review is limited to veg options
• Gun powder potatoes is a must try
• A very crowded and noisy place but the service was really quick
• Quality of food is top notch and they serve very quick as well
• The staff is very polite and felt so happy interacting with them(shame that I don't remember his name)
• Dishoom Edinburgh (New Town) is more than a home away from home
• The place has a persona which is already alive and vibrant
• I don't think even the best of bars can come anywhere close to the kind of energy Dishoom Edinburgh (New Town) has and the warmth the people here offer
• The paneer was average and we don&rsquo
• The restaurant is nice but food was overall average for us
• I was expecting Dishoom Edinburgh (New Town) to be jam packed and was surprised to see empty tables
• Food across all dishooms have the same standard and I was not disappointed
• The menu is typical bombay street food style and the drinks options are really interesting
• Puri chole and matar paneer along with roomali roti and naan

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