Roti - Carte

The food was decent, with a generous serving of biriyani but a small serving of chicken tikka. The waitress Pallavi was charming and delightful.

The Punjabi garlic lamb curry was excellent and absolutely delicious. The portions were generous and the staff was lovely. While they do not have a liquor license, it does make the restaurant less crowded. Overall, definitely worth a visit.

The starters were lovely . But as soon as I tasted the egg fried rice , I KNEW ……………. tasted like it had been microwaved , and the main courses , lacked flavour , something was missing . You know when you buy the curry deal from Asda .? That tasted better , WORST IMDIAN MEAL FOR A LONG TIME ………….avoid Voir le carte

Staff were very pleasant and efficient. An extensive menu with many vegetarian options. Option of taking courses as mains or tapas. Delicious range of accompaniments. Food was absolutely delicious. Has a table licence but range of soft drinks in house, which adds to value. There’s a Sainsbury’s over the road for wine or beer. Would recommend.

Arrived with 14 hungry mates. Within 10mins a table was set. We ordered 4 × tawa mix. The food was banging. Traditional Asian style. Flavoursome and meat cooked to perfection. Usually critical of city centre based restaurants offering commercial curries but really impressed with the quality. Definitely recommend. Also friendly service and boss was a top man

Usually go to Dishoom or Mother India in Edinburgh, both were full we were hungry short on time so tried Roti; will definitely be back! Don’t serve alcohol but you can take your own, service was quick and friendly food was great. Only complaint was the railway lamb contained more bones than meat so wouldn’t order that again (although the sauce was delicious! but the rest was lovely. Also very inexpensive! Voir le carte

After seeing an early evening show at the Edinburgh Fringe and walking back to the car we were attracted by the smell emanating. The food was excellent and the staff helpful and friendly. They don’t have a licence to sell alcohol but you are welcome to take your own. My wife is tea total so it didn’t bother her. There is a Sainsbury’s local opposite I had a few beers before so order a Lassi and glad I did because my main was pretty spicy. Would definitely recommend it

Staying in the IBIS hotel on South Bridge the hotel directed me to Roti which was on the opposite side of the street. The greeting was very friendly and I ordered the Mango Juice (this is a BYOB restaurant) and a Palace Chicken with plain rice. Food was excellent and plenty of it and the whole experience was very good indeed. Am staying in the same hotel in Feb 24 and will definitely be re-visiting this restaurant during my stay. Well done the kitchen and front of house staff.

We had dinner at this restaurant and I wasn't sure if the reviews I read would meet my expectations. The restaurant is not very fancy, but it's okay. The tarka dal was just right, the paneer makhani was nice and spicy, and the chicken tikka masala was decent. It's a bring your own drink establishment with no corkage charge, as the off-license is next door. Everyone in our group enjoyed their meals. Overall, it lived up to expectations. If you're craving Indian food in Edinburgh, give it a try. Voir le carte