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I had a positive dining experience at this establishment. The food was delicious and came at a reasonable price. However, there is room for improvement in terms of oiliness in some dishes. Overall, it's a place worth considering for a satisfying meal.
Brilliant experience at this Indian cuisine.
They have a tapa style concept where all the dishes are of small portion size and priced accordingly. Good range of dishes to select from.
Ambience is brilliant with posters of Bollywood movies and quite spacious.
The staff explain the concept of their me
The food was lovely, fresh and delicious. There was a lot of variety and while I feel some things were reasonably priced - others like the golgappas (£5+ for 5 tiny golgappas when you can get a plate of 10 for 20p in India - I'm Indian and was craving for these in particular so was disappointed at t
Got lunch here on Saturday. Wonderful service, perfect ambiance, the interior decor is absolutely gorgeous & food is impeccable and definitely worth the price! Great location and the menu has indicators for what is gluten free, vegan etc which is incredibly efficient for ordering and not having to g
My son recommended Tuk Tuk, which turned out, one of the best in Edinburgh! We both are food lovers and try different cuisine of the world! So this time he recommended for Tuk Tuk…so we decided to go there last Tuesday..
Fantastic service, so delicious foods, loved the vegetarian options, specially
Had a good meal at this place. Not strictly indian Street food, the place offers many curries / gravies also.
The highlights of the meal were the dal makhani, garlic naans, onion bhajiyas and shikanji.
Some of the seniors in our group were starved for indian chaat, they could find a passable dahi
Tuk Tuk was a good find in Edinburgh. It’s themed after the street vendors in India.
We had the samosa chaat and pav bhaji. I would definitely recommend the samosa chaat, pav bhaji was spicy and buttery but can be skipped.
For the mains, we had Saag Paneer and Garlic Naan which were delicious.
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kranthi looked after us and we had such a great experience' food was affordable and very full of flavour! Service was impeccable! Bring your own booze is also acceptable here! Street food and very casual venue but amazing!
Everything was amazing about this place, friendly staff, great food. They do not serve alcohol but there is a co-op next door that will be able to sort that out, the restaurant allows you to take beer and wine for a small recycling fee. So many different options to choose from, a must visit if you'r
During my holidays, I visited this restaurant that I somehow missed during my two years of living there. What a hidden gem it turned out to be! I can't believe I didn't discover it sooner.
I had the pleasure of indulging in their mouthwatering dishes and let me tell you, I wish I had more days in E
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