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INDIAN
Dipalee
18 Castle Street, Buckingham MH18 1BP
01280 813925 |
The Dipalee has been an oasis for Indian food since it
opened in 1982 representing the place to go for many miles around.
Owned by Salique Ahmed and Abdul Hai it caters for 49 diners olus a
party room giving a total of 90 covers. The menu includes all the
favourite dishes and the restaurant is a respected part of the
community. Recommended by Les Routiers and Michelin in the past.
Winner of Best Service category in Milton Keynes Awards 2007. |
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INDIAN
Jaipur
Grafton House, 599 Grafton Gate
East, Central Milton Keynes
01908 669796
www.jaipur.co.uk |
The Jaipur has had full marks for style since opening
in 1988 but the owner Mr Ahad moved on to exciting things at a new
site in 2001. The new Jaipur built on the reputation of the old site
near the railway station and is one of the biggest purpose-built
Indian restaurants in Europe including a fantastic Royal Thai
restaurant on the upper floor. 'Best
in Britain Award 1999, 2000 & 2001' 'Best
in Britain Silver Award 2002 Best in
Britain Award 2004,
2005, 2006, 2007. BIBA
Best in Midlands 2006
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INDIAN
Mysore
97-101 High Street, Newport Pagnell
01908 216426
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Mysore opened in June 1990 run by Abdul Odud with 97
covers in a delightful cottage-style building and has built up a
considerable reputation both locally and nationally. The decor is
smart and relaxing in pink pastel shades and the background music
classical Indian. Designed by same architect as Jaipur. The food is
what makes Mysore that little bit different as the chef definitely
has his own style. There are some excellent specialities and the
tandoor dishes are very popular. Winner of Patak regional award in
1993 and 'Best in Britain Award 1994/5'. 'Best
in Britain Nomination 1999' Britsh Curry Awards Top 100 2005 & 2006. |
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INDIAN
Calcutta Brasserie
7 St Pauls Court, Stony Stratford,
Milton Keynes
01908 566577
www.calcuttabrasserie.co.uk |
This is a fascinating restaurant in that it is in a
130 year old building that has gone from being a public school to a
cigar factory to an orphanage. Opened as Moghul Palace in 1993 with
100 covers in wood-panelled comfort overlooked by unique gargoyles
beneath high-vaulted ceilings.
It re-opened under new ownership in September 2008.
The menu has been created by Subhojit Chakravarty, chef proprietor
from Calcutta, together with his team of chefs from different regions
of India.
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INDIAN
Jalori
23 High Street, Woburn Sands,
Milton Keynes
01908 281239
www.jalori.co.uk |
Owned by Abdul Hai, Jalori opened in 1994 with 70
covers. Its smart frontage advertises Classical Indian Cuisine and
the menu certanly lives up to it if the opinions of local customers
are anything to go by. The tables are comfortably spaced so that you
can enjoy your meal without crowding and the atmosphere is very
relaxing and pleasant. The menu includes most of the recognised
dishes and the pricing represents good value for money. Les Routiers recommended.
'Best in Britain 1999 Nomination' |
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