Curry Lounge - Renfrewshire

Hmm it seemed like there was a fine layer of grease over the table. The well used menus felt really dirty and filmy, tables probably given a cursory wipe with a damp cloth; but not clean. Shockingly they put of the poppadoms and sauces, spiced onions etc on the tables before customer arrive. I was there for an our and witnessed servers flies landing on these at the vacant tables next to me which made me feel queasy as I had just consumed some from our table believing them to be fresh. Bulk Food wise we went for the buffet. Not one veggi option was available (the waiter personally escorted me to the buffet to show me that all that was available was chicken like I was a bit thick. But I was really only trying to ask if I could order an alternative) he said I could pick two from the menu. The aubergine dish I selected was, predictability, unavailable. So it was, cheap as chips , cauliflower and potatoes or potatoes and cauliflower. The potatoes were very undercooked and I'm talking raw, not al. Denti. The all you can eat buffet had a limited starter too, veggi option was three pieces of veggi pakora and two slices or battered potato. Meat option was twice the portion size. Did not ask if I wanted more. For £15 a head I would not go back. Massively over priced for bland, undercooked food. Service wasn't the best either.

I placed an online order and they exceeded my expectations. The food was delicious as well! I highly recommend this place. Thank you so much!

I stopped in Port Glasgow on the way home and had an excellent meal for two that cost £36.55. The restaurant does not have a liquor license, so you need to bring your own bottle (there is a Tesco nearby). The staff was friendly and provided good service. I highly recommend trying the Chicken Tikka Karahi and Chicken Tikka Punjabi Masala, served with delicious naan bread. It was a really enjoyable meal.

I stayed at the Gleddoch Hotel and wanted to have Indian food, so I looked at reviews and decided to try this restaurant. It is a busy takeout place with seating in the back and soon to have seating upstairs as well. We opted for the buffet, where we were served mixed starters and then had a choice of 8 excellent curry dishes, all with delicious flavors and high-quality meat. The staff was attentive and regularly topped up the dishes. The price of £17.95 includes poppadoms, starters, main courses with sides, and dessert with tea or coffee. They do not have a drinks license, but you can bring your own bottle with no corkage fee. I will definitely be returning. Thank you, Mo.

Our third visit to this restaurant. The menu has changed and there’s a great choice of rice available now. The service was very good and all the food was very tasty, especially the Nan. The chicken puri starter is nice but not worth the new higher price of £7.95! It’s a shame the prices have increased so much with the change of menu. They have no alcohol licence so bring your own booze.