Abdul's - Edinburgh, City of

We order from here on a fairly regular basis. Food is always if good quality and hot never had any issues. Would definitely recommend if you live local to this takeaway.

So on Friday to watch the football we ordered an Indian takeaway for my Wife, Son and myself from Abdul's, Comiston Road Edinburgh. This was duly delivered and devoured. Last night I received a phone call from Abdul's apologising that I had been overcharged by £3 and that they would drop an envelope through my door with the money!!! I thanked him for his honesty and told him just take it off my next order. This might be a boring wee story but I was amazed that 24 hrs later, they went to the bother of calling me to apologise over a £3 overcharge! So well done Abduls and here's a plug for your shop. Ps Tell him I sent you : AUTHENTIC INDIAN CUISINE Abduls Indian Takeaway 22 Comiston Road, Edinburgh EH10 5QE Tel: 0131 447 4999

We have been fairly regular patrons of Abduls for a long time and usually enjoy our orders, which makes me slightly surprised at some of the negative reviews. Admittedly over the years, its gone through spells when its dipped a bit, but we've certainly remained loyal against the competitors that we've tried. And we've certainly never experienced illness like another reviewer. We're fans of their kormas and tikka massalam too is pretty tasty. It certainly lacks finesse in terms of appearance, and I try not to look through to the kitchen, but if you ignore the cosmetics I think you'll find the food is pretty good.

A very small Indian farewell to the hermitage, formerly known as the morningside glory, and has just enough seats to provide a handful of customers who wait for their food to be cooked that eat is incredibly beautiful, every time I go, I have another curry with another meat, and another starter than well. my friend swears at lamb korma and I can't blame him. but for those who after something more than a kick to him, the vindaloo is fantastic. actually, everything is pretty great. the fish pakora for starter is a firm favorite of me, but sometimes can be something too fattening the perfect brand is lost because sometimes the person who...more

A very small Indian farewell to the hermitage, formerly known as the morningside glory, and has just enough seats to provide a handful of customers waiting to cook on their eating. eating is incredibly beautiful, every time I go, I have another curry with another meat, and another starter as well. my friend swears at lamb korma and I can't blame him. but for those who after something more than a kick to him, the vindaloo is fantastic. actually, everything is pretty great. the fish pakora for starter is a firm favorite of me, but sometimes can be something too fat. the perfect sign is lost because sometimes the person who takes her order can be wrong, what a scandal is, even if it is a rare.