Press Release: Indian Cuisine Takes the UK by Storm, British Indian Good Food Guide Reveals Top 20 Restaurants Nationwide
London, UK – The British Indian Good Food Guide has unveiled its highly anticipated Top 20 Indian Restaurants across the UK, showcasing the nation’s love for Indian cuisine. From traditional flavors to innovative dishes, this year’s guide represents the very best the UK has to offer, solidifying Indian cuisine as a cornerstone of British dining culture.
With the ongoing evolution of the food scene, the guide’s selection highlights the growing demand for authentic regional Indian dishes, from Keralan fish curries to Indian street food, capturing the hearts and stomachs of diners up and down the country.
Leading the charge in the North is Raval Indian Brasserie & Bar, located on the iconic Tyne Bridge. This Newcastle Gateshead gem has been crowned the Best Indian Restaurant Outside London for its unique blend of spices and ingredients, and its significant contribution to the resurgence of the North East’s culinary scene.
“Raval has redefined Indian dining in the region,” said Phil Shaw, Marketing Director at the British Indian Good Food Guide. “Their focus on innovation and authenticity is unmatched, which is why they’ve earned a place at the top of our guide.”
With dishes like Lobster & Mango and Darjeeling Lamb Cutlets, Raval is a testament to how Indian cuisine is constantly evolving while staying true to its roots.
The Top 20 Indian Restaurants in the UK:
1. Raval Indian Brasserie & Bar (Newcastle Gateshead) – Best Indian Restaurant Outside London.
2. Quilon (London) – Michelin-starred for its coastal Indian flavors.
3. Benares Restaurant & Bar (London) – A fine-dining experience blending Indian and British cuisines.
4. Dishoom Manchester – Nostalgic Irani café fare with iconic dishes.
5. Tharavadu (Leeds) – Celebrated for its authentic Keralan cuisine.
7. Kanishka by Atul Kochhar (London) – Innovative tasting menus pushing culinary boundaries.
8. Asha’s (Birmingham) – Renowned for its authentic Indian dishes.
9. Swadish (Glasgow) – Modern twists on traditional Indian recipes.
10. Tuk Tuk Indian Street Food (Edinburgh) – Vibrant Indian street food offerings.
11. Purple Poppadom (Cardiff) – Fusion of Indian and Welsh flavors.
12. Mowgli Street Food (Liverpool) – Authentic street food inspired by India’s bustling markets.
13. Veeraswamy (London) – Showcases vibrant, fresh ingredients.
14. Masala Junction (Nottingham) – Diverse menu reflecting India’s rich flavors.
15. Urban Choola (Sheffield) – Innovative takes on Indian classics.
16. Mumtaz (Bradford) – Celebrated for its authentic Punjabi cuisine.
17. The Chilli Pickle (Brighton) – Modern twists on traditional dishes.
18. Kuti’s Brasserie (Southampton) – Known for its regional Indian specialties.
19. Tamatanga (Leicester) – Lively atmosphere with delicious curries.
20. The Mint Room (Bristol) – Upscale Indian dining with rave reviews.
This diverse selection illustrates the UK’s widespread appreciation of Indian food, highlighting how Indian culinary innovation extends far beyond the capital.
The Broader Picture: Why Indian Cuisine Thrives
The influence of Indian cuisine on British culture has never been stronger. With over 10,000 Indian restaurants in the UK contributing significantly to the economy, the industry shows no signs of slowing down.
The rising interest in authentic regional dishes, like Goan and Keralan cuisines, reflects the UK’s growing demand for not just curry, but an array of diverse Indian dishes.
According to Phil Shaw, “Indian restaurants are no longer just places for a night out—they’re cultural landmarks, representing the diversity and vibrancy of British food culture.”
Explore the Full List
For those looking to experience the best Indian food the UK has to offer, the British Indian Good Food Guide invites you to explore the full list of restaurants on their website, showcasing the finest dining experiences from Birmingham to Brighton.
Visit British Indian Good Food Guide for more information.
About the British Indian Good Food Guide:
The British Indian Good Food Guide is the ultimate resource for discovering the best Indian restaurants across the UK.
Our mission is to celebrate the diversity and excellence of British Indian cuisine, highlighting top dining experiences through an annual guide that reflects authenticity, taste, and service.
Each restaurant featured undergoes a thorough review process, ensuring a truly exceptional dining experience for food lovers across the country.
For further information, please contact:
Alan Brown, Marketing Manager
Email: Alan@BritishIndianGoodFoodGuide.com
Address: British Indian Good Food Guide, 1st Floor, 7 Marlborough Cres, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 4EE
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