Located off Lothian Road, at the West End of Edinburgh city centre, Gandhi's Restaurant is a good dining out alternative if you are anywhere in the proximity of the Royal Mile or Princes Street. Established in 2003, the restaurant is popular amongst those who adore Indian cuisine and so haunt the place more often than usual. The décor is pleasing yet is kept unpretentious and modest with neatly arranged tables, and sunken lights.

Cooking is straightforward and reassuring with just about everything possible made in the kitchen. The speciality dishes at the Gandhi's Restaurant include the likes of marinated, charcoal grilled chicken cutlets cooked in a very aromatic medium sauce with fresh garden mint and spring onions, and king prawn cooked with butter, mushroom, bayleaf and a variety of spices and herbs, medium to taste.

A good choice of spirits is at hand to complement your meal or to accompany the light bites at the bar.