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Taste of India
319 Vale Road,
Ash Vale GU12 5LN
01252 334046
www.thetaste.info |
Owner Luthful Karim opened his restaurant with 40
covers in 1989 and has enjoyed loyal custom ever since. The
restaurant is in a a convenient location with car parking available
and regular special events and festivals ensure it is very much part
of the community. Chef J. Uddin is very proud of his menu which
includes some creations of his own. The decor is very light and
pleasant with murals and spice arrangements. Very popular locally. |
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INDIAN
Kuti's Brasserie
37-39 Oxford Street, Southampton
023 8022 1585
www.kutis.co.uk |
Kuti Miah first opened his 75 cover restaurant in 1994
and it has been the premier Indian restaurant in the area ever since
despite several challengers. The exterior is very smart with a large
double frontage and the interior is relaxing with subdued lighting.
The menu is a good mix of traditional dishes and some excellent
creations and tasty fish dishes, including the King of Bangladeshi
fish, Hilsa. Regular award winner. Branches in Wickham, Eastleigh and
Portswood with new Royal Thai restaurant opening in Southampton.
'Best in Britain Nomination
1999' Top 100 2007-
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INDIAN
Midnight Tandoori
101 Palmerston Road,
Southsea
023 9282 2567 |
Midnight Tandoori opened in 1989 to cater for up to 96
people. Situated only a few yards from the seafront, it is very
popular, especially at weekends. Southsea is well served with Indian
restaurants of the traditional variety and Midnight has always been
one of the most popular under its owner Nurul Islam. The restaurant
is on two levels and offers a reliable Blangladeshi-style menu
including most dishes you would expect to see. Area winner of Patak
Restaurant of the Year 1992. |
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INDIAN
P.O.S.H.
1 Queensway, Southampton
08707 426 282
www.posh-restaurant.com |
Voted in the BIBA Top 100 in 2002, this large
restaurant brings back memories of Southampton's glory days of plus
liners to New York - hence the name. It has one of the longest bars
you are likely to see in an Indian restaurant and is spacious and
comfortable. The resident pianist and singer add to the atmosphere
and it is perfect for the regular family visit or for that special
occasion, big party to enjoy the sumptious buffet. |
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