Location: Inverness
Top Restaurants in Inverness
Top Things to do in Inverness
- 1. In Your Element Scotland
- 2. North Coast 500
- 3. The Highlanders' Museum (Queen's Own Highlanders Collection)
- 4. River NessVisitScotland Tourism OrganisationWonderful wildlife experiences in the Inverness area
- 5. Tomatin Distillery Visitor CentreVisitScotland Tourism Organisation9 hidden gems to uncover in the Inverness area
- 6. Fort George
- 7. Inverness VisitScotland Information Centre
- 8. Inverness Botanic GardensVisitScotland Tourism Organisation10 unmissable bucket list attractions in and around Inverness
- 9. Eden Court Theatre
- 10. Inverness Museum and Art GalleryVisitScotland Tourism Organisation10 unmissable bucket list attractions in and around Inverness
Top 8 Bangladeshi food in Inverness, Scotland, United Kingdom
Find out what Bangladeshi restaurants to try in Inverness. This compact Scottish city is perfect for exploration by foot — travelers can easily find their way from the lovely River Ness to historic Inverness Castle and St. Andrews Cathedral, and beyond to the events at Eden Court and the busy Victorian Market. It’s also an ideal base for exploring the Highlands, with the mysterious Loch Ness (and famed local resident Nessie), Culloden Battlefield and the Bronze Age Clava Cairns just a quick drive away.
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8. The Raj Tandoori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By Alan H
Ordered two main courses, a fried rice an a garlic nan. This was ordered on a Thursday evening. The food was delicious and still hot. It only took 40 minutes to be delivered at a cost of £30.10. Not bad. I will use them again
7. Curry Hoose - Indian Take Away
Overall Ratings
5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By DerekandMyra
We had all of our family at home recently and it was unanimously agreed we had a carry out meal from the Curry Hoose. We werenât disappointed, staff were excellent as usual, and the food brilliant. We love a carry out from here.
6. Cinnamon Indian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 374 reviews
Reviewed By Lizzie0909
I booked a table here for the Friday night buffet, glad I did as it was so busy. Amazing selection of curries, plenty of veggie dishes. About half a dozen starters, poppadoms, nan bread and rice. The different curries were explained to us by the friendly waiter that was serving our table. Even a small choice of fruit and ice cream finished off our meal. All for £13.95, great value.My only gripe is that my glass of wine cost £7.50. When I queried this I was told it was a large glass, I didnât order a large glass. Lesson learnt, next time I will stipulate what size wine I want. Maybe the waiter will ask what size glass ??Will eat here again.
5. Saffron Indian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 421 reviews
Saffron Indian is a small restaurant and takeaway that has mum and dad in the kitchen cooking the most traditional, perfectly spiced curries through to modern Indian cuisines. We are a small restaurant that does not sell alcohol but we allow customers to
Reviewed By Kerri F
My partner and I were staying at lodges close to Inverness. We thought it would be good to order an Indian takeaway and take it back to the lodge. We researched best Indian takeaways in Inverness and Saffron appeared to be the best. I ordered a chicken tikka Bhuna and my partner ordered a chicken tikka garlic chilli masala. 1 garlic naan, 1 chapati and poppadoms with onion chutney - this came to £26.My tikka bhuna was not tikka chicken - there was about 5 pieces of chicken, i would go as far to say the chicken was ready cooked meat from a supermarket. The sauce was horrendous, was like watery soup with no flavour. Most tasteless curry I have eaten, 85% water. Hated it and did not feel full as you normally do with a real Indian curry.My partner thought his was the same, very watery and bland. The naan was very small and had a sweet taste. The chutney was chopped onion with a red dye, tasteless!The best thing was the poppadoms! I cannot believe the good reviews this place has. It was horrific, honestly the worst tasting, looking curry we have ever tasted and would not recommended this place to anyone. We wish we had bought a curry meal deal for 2 in tesco, as honestly that would have been tastier!
4. Indian Ocean
Overall Ratings
4 based on 498 reviews
We welcome you to Indian Ocean in Inverness, tempted by an unrivaled range of authentic & imaginative traditional indian foods. Our food is cooked to the highest standards only using the best quality & freshest ingredients. Our approach to healthy cooking
Reviewed By Trefor W
Called on a Sunday evening as part of a foursome which included a French couple.We were very well looked after from arrival to departure and we thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The food was excellent and our French pals were most impressed.We felt the meal compared favourably with some of our excellent local Indian restaurant s here in Manchester.
3. Saffron Indian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 421 reviews
Saffron Indian is a small restaurant and takeaway that has mum and dad in the kitchen cooking the most traditional, perfectly spiced curries through to modern Indian cuisines. We are a small restaurant that does not sell alcohol but we allow customers to
Reviewed By Kerri F
My partner and I were staying at lodges close to Inverness. We thought it would be good to order an Indian takeaway and take it back to the lodge. We researched best Indian takeaways in Inverness and Saffron appeared to be the best. I ordered a chicken tikka Bhuna and my partner ordered a chicken tikka garlic chilli masala. 1 garlic naan, 1 chapati and poppadoms with onion chutney - this came to £26.My tikka bhuna was not tikka chicken - there was about 5 pieces of chicken, i would go as far to say the chicken was ready cooked meat from a supermarket. The sauce was horrendous, was like watery soup with no flavour. Most tasteless curry I have eaten, 85% water. Hated it and did not feel full as you normally do with a real Indian curry.My partner thought his was the same, very watery and bland. The naan was very small and had a sweet taste. The chutney was chopped onion with a red dye, tasteless!The best thing was the poppadoms! I cannot believe the good reviews this place has. It was horrific, honestly the worst tasting, looking curry we have ever tasted and would not recommended this place to anyone. We wish we had bought a curry meal deal for 2 in tesco, as honestly that would have been tastier!
2. Saffron Indian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 421 reviews
Saffron Indian is a small restaurant and takeaway that has mum and dad in the kitchen cooking the most traditional, perfectly spiced curries through to modern Indian cuisines. We are a small restaurant that does not sell alcohol but we allow customers to
Reviewed By Kerri F
My partner and I were staying at lodges close to Inverness. We thought it would be good to order an Indian takeaway and take it back to the lodge. We researched best Indian takeaways in Inverness and Saffron appeared to be the best. I ordered a chicken tikka Bhuna and my partner ordered a chicken tikka garlic chilli masala. 1 garlic naan, 1 chapati and poppadoms with onion chutney - this came to £26.My tikka bhuna was not tikka chicken - there was about 5 pieces of chicken, i would go as far to say the chicken was ready cooked meat from a supermarket. The sauce was horrendous, was like watery soup with no flavour. Most tasteless curry I have eaten, 85% water. Hated it and did not feel full as you normally do with a real Indian curry.My partner thought his was the same, very watery and bland. The naan was very small and had a sweet taste. The chutney was chopped onion with a red dye, tasteless!The best thing was the poppadoms! I cannot believe the good reviews this place has. It was horrific, honestly the worst tasting, looking curry we have ever tasted and would not recommended this place to anyone. We wish we had bought a curry meal deal for 2 in tesco, as honestly that would have been tastier!
1. Saffron Indian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 421 reviews
Saffron Indian is a small restaurant and takeaway that has mum and dad in the kitchen cooking the most traditional, perfectly spiced curries through to modern Indian cuisines. We are a small restaurant that does not sell alcohol but we allow customers to
Reviewed By Kerri F
My partner and I were staying at lodges close to Inverness. We thought it would be good to order an Indian takeaway and take it back to the lodge. We researched best Indian takeaways in Inverness and Saffron appeared to be the best. I ordered a chicken tikka Bhuna and my partner ordered a chicken tikka garlic chilli masala. 1 garlic naan, 1 chapati and poppadoms with onion chutney - this came to £26.My tikka bhuna was not tikka chicken - there was about 5 pieces of chicken, i would go as far to say the chicken was ready cooked meat from a supermarket. The sauce was horrendous, was like watery soup with no flavour. Most tasteless curry I have eaten, 85% water. Hated it and did not feel full as you normally do with a real Indian curry.My partner thought his was the same, very watery and bland. The naan was very small and had a sweet taste. The chutney was chopped onion with a red dye, tasteless!The best thing was the poppadoms! I cannot believe the good reviews this place has. It was horrific, honestly the worst tasting, looking curry we have ever tasted and would not recommended this place to anyone. We wish we had bought a curry meal deal for 2 in tesco, as honestly that would have been tastier!
