If you live in Dundee then you are VERY lucky!

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Someone wrote:
>"Mungo "two sheds" Toadfoot" wrote in
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>> Some of us are a fair old way from Dundee; about as far as you can get
>> without getting wet, actually.

Of the very few Indian restaurants I have tried in Scotland so far, by far the best IMHO was the East India Company in Stirling; the tandoori mixed grill there was memorably delicious (and enormous too).

>Well, I live near Gatwick, but luckily the local resto of choice is also
>very good.

I live near Stevenage, and enjoy a good feed at the Mohan in the Old Town High Street as often as I can afford.

Regards,
Andrew.

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HuLLy wrote:
> Well, my travels took me to Dundee for a few days, where I stayed at the
> Hotel Broughty Ferry. The hotel itself was marvellous, but the best part
was
> that it had it's own Indian Restaurant!
>
> And quite simply, this restaurant is better than any others I have eaten
in!
>
> Just go. Now. Stop whatever you are doing and go eat there. I suggest
> something with prawns. They are enormous, fresh and you get lots of them.
>
> So, huLLy's top of the shop...
>
> 1: Bombay Brasserie, Hotel Broughty Ferry
> 2: Ruppee Room, Ayr
>
> etc etc..
>
> huLLy, now at the Mull of Kintyre, Oban tonight and Tiree tomorrow.
> Happy eating :)
>
> --
> Nathan
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>
>
I live in Dundee, and must agree with you. It's a fine restaurant. It's good to know sometimes that you're lucky. Thank you! Gordon.

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