Dyce Tandoori

Came here whilst staying overnight at the Aberdeen airport.It was fine. £25 for poppadoms, naan and a chicken curry.Beer wasn't cold and naan was underwhelming, not from a proper tandoor oven and I don't think it was fresh dough. Curry was decent although a little small. The poppadoms had been on the side for a while and came immediately.. service decent. Aside from a kid riding around the restaurant on a scooter.

Dyce Tandoori Restaurant in Aberdeen is a culinary gem that never fails to impress. Their culinary excellence shines through in every dish, but it's their spicy curry, aromatic jalfrezi, and hearty prawns that truly steal the show. These dishes transport diners on a flavourful journey, reminiscent of exotic lands where spices reign supreme.Pairing these flavourful dishes with a glass of their delightful floral wine elevates the dining experience to new heights. As we savoured...read full review

In the heart of Aberdeen lies a hidden gem that tantalizes the taste buds and ignites the senses – Dyce Tandoori. From the moment you step inside, you're enveloped in the aromatic embrace of spices and the warm hospitality that defines this halal Indian restaurant.My journey at Dyce Tandoori was a love affair with flavor, where each dish felt like a symphony orchestrated by skilled hands. The menu boasts a tantalizing array of traditional Indian delicacies, from fragrant...read full review