I can't recommend this restaurant highly enough. I've been going to Mother India's with friends for over eight years and it's always, always a pleasure. Slightly more expensive than your usual run-of-the-mill curry house, it's worth paying the extra for their gorgeous food. And it's not just the curries that are outstanding - the naan bread is the best I've ever tasted, especially the peshwari naan.
Despite the range of delicious curries on offer, I've only ever tried the chicken tikka chasni - it's so good I've never had anything else, but my more adventurous friends swear by everything they've tried. There's a good range of vegetarian dishes and they also do a takeaway service. If you're eating in, bring along your own bottle of choice, there's just a small charge for corkage. But I'd recommend booking a table as it's always busy - the sure sign of an exceptional restaurant!
If you can't get a table at Mother India's, try The Wee Curry Shops, they're owned by the same people or try The Den or Dining In or Mother India's Café - all opposite Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
28 Westminster Terrace
£
no-price
+44
1412211663
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