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9 Church St, Doncaster DN1 1RD, United Kingdom
Doncaster Mansion House
45 High St, Doncaster DN1 1BN, United Kingdom
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RANA’S Indian Grill House
United KingdomEnglandDoncasterRANA’S Indian Grill House

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RANA’S Indian Grill House

6-8 Nether Hall Rd, Doncaster DN1 2PW, United Kingdom
4.9(154)
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attractions: The Minster Church of St George, Doncaster, Doncaster Mansion House, Danum Gallery, Library and Museum, restaurants: La Boca Restaurant, La Rustica Italian Kitchen, Turkuaz Bar & Grill, The Wool Market, Zammuto Steak and Grill House, The Red Lion - JD Wetherspoon, Da Leo Italian Restaurant & Pizza, Antep Bar and Grill Doncaster, Lalezar BBQ & Meze, The Rum Rooms
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ranasindian.co.uk

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Nearby attractions of RANA’S Indian Grill House

The Minster Church of St George, Doncaster

Doncaster Mansion House

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The Minster Church of St George, Doncaster

4.7

(230)

Open 24 hours
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Doncaster Mansion House

Doncaster Mansion House

4.5

(80)

Open 24 hours
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Danum Gallery, Library and Museum

Danum Gallery, Library and Museum

4.5

(123)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of RANA’S Indian Grill House

La Boca Restaurant

La Rustica Italian Kitchen

Turkuaz Bar & Grill

The Wool Market

Zammuto Steak and Grill House

The Red Lion - JD Wetherspoon

Da Leo Italian Restaurant & Pizza

Antep Bar and Grill Doncaster

Lalezar BBQ & Meze

The Rum Rooms

La Boca Restaurant

La Boca Restaurant

4.7

(607)

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La Rustica Italian Kitchen

La Rustica Italian Kitchen

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Turkuaz Bar & Grill

Turkuaz Bar & Grill

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The Wool Market

The Wool Market

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Reviews of RANA’S Indian Grill House

4.9
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5.0
21w

I visited RANA’s Indian grill house tonight for what I think is their second night trading to the public. I was keen to try out their food (South Indian and also British-Indian favourites), it certainly did not disappoint. To start we shared some poppadoms and a pickle tray, the kerala rolls, a chicken bhuna and paneer shashlik. All the starters were brought out pretty much at the same time, on hot plates which was a nice touch because let’s face it who wants hot food on a stone cold plate?

For main we opted for the Kashmiri lamb shank, lamb karahi and a mughlai chicken along with multiple naan breads. All food was presented well and tasted really good, the favourite was the lamb shank. The food took slightly long to come than expected and our starter plates were still sat on the table for some time after finishing, but it was absolutely understandable given they have just opened so bound to be still learning the ropes with everything… by no mean did it cause a negative experience.

I would like to make some constructive comments that I hope you take onboard in good spirit as it by no means detracted from our overall experience: firstly, I think the pickle tray dip sizes are too small - by the time we had split each dip by 3 there really wasn’t that much to go around. Secondly, the Rana’s draught beer tasted very light, it kind of lacked any real deep taste that you would get with a premium beer. I don’t know if it was aimed to be similar to a bud light/ coors light but I think there really are so many better options in terms of taste that the restaurant could go for. Thirdly, I think some Indian music would have really added a good ambience, there may have been some playing but I could not hear any.

Overall I was really impressed with RANA’s Indian, the presentation and taste was top notch and I’m sure once they’re into the swing of running a full restaurant operation it will be perfect. Look forward to returning soon and wish you all the best of...

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5.0
21w

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ New Favourite Restaurant alert in Doncaster – Ranas is a Must-Visit!

We recently dined at Ranas in Doncaster town centre, and it’s safe to say this has instantly become one of our new favourite restaurants.

We started with crispy popadoms and a vibrant pickle tray which set the tone perfectly.

For starters we both chose the Jhinga Taffrani, jumbo king prawns marinated with golden saffron threads, grilled to perfection in the tandoor.

The smoky flavour paired with a fresh avocado coriander chutney and a hint of balsamic glaze was simply divine.

For mains, I had the Shahi Trio Surf & Turf Masala a definite showstopper!

Succulent chicken tikka served on a zesty lemon rice base, surrounded by rich crab meat curry, and topped with two perfectly grilled jumbo prawns. Every element was perfectly balanced and bursting with flavour.

My partner had the Dakshani Seabass Curry, which was equally impressive.

Crispy skinned seabass on crushed potatoes, nestled in a velvety South Indian-style coconut curry a bold and comforting dish with beautiful presentation.

We also shared a side of Aloo Gobi – cauliflower florets in a rich tomato sauce and some gorgeous garlic naan.

To finish we shared the mango cheesecake, served with ice cream and a mango drizzle It was light, creamy, and the perfect end to an unforgettable meal.

Service was warm, attentive, and knowledgeable, and every dish looked like it came out of a fine-dining kitchen.

Highly recommended if you’re in or near Doncaster,...

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4.0
20w

New city centre Indian, netherhall road. We're long overdue a town centre smart Indian restaurant . Great location. Limited nearby parking. Own brand beer and some indian spirits . Top service, attentive .one of our party was late and the waitress was very patient. Ensuring we had drinks. Food didn't have visual oil . Trio surf and turf was garnished with Microherbs , well presented .Flavoursome .was told you only get 1 prawn even though menue says 2 .. 8 /10 Nans precut , on the small side , I had 2 x keema nans ,Not the traditional tandor oven shape nans , more round , very nice . 7/10 Adequate portion, lamb vindaloo very good / excellent . No fat , gristle or bone in the lamb curry .garnished with dry Kashima chilli ..9.5 /10 Tarka Dal side , good .. 8/10 Saag paneer made especially as a main , saag palakwali is a starter . Only charged £2 more .. 8/10 Booked through open table , online . Definitely going again , slightly smaller portions than you may expect from from a curry house but the quality is evident.. vinny was outstanding, ...

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I visited RANA’s Indian grill house tonight for what I think is their second night trading to the public. I was keen to try out their food (South Indian and also British-Indian favourites), it certainly did not disappoint. To start we shared some poppadoms and a pickle tray, the kerala rolls, a chicken bhuna and paneer shashlik. All the starters were brought out pretty much at the same time, on hot plates which was a nice touch because let’s face it who wants hot food on a stone cold plate? For main we opted for the Kashmiri lamb shank, lamb karahi and a mughlai chicken along with multiple naan breads. All food was presented well and tasted really good, the favourite was the lamb shank. The food took slightly long to come than expected and our starter plates were still sat on the table for some time after finishing, but it was absolutely understandable given they have just opened so bound to be still learning the ropes with everything… by no mean did it cause a negative experience. I would like to make some constructive comments that I hope you take onboard in good spirit as it by no means detracted from our overall experience: firstly, I think the pickle tray dip sizes are too small - by the time we had split each dip by 3 there really wasn’t that much to go around. Secondly, the Rana’s draught beer tasted very light, it kind of lacked any real deep taste that you would get with a premium beer. I don’t know if it was aimed to be similar to a bud light/ coors light but I think there really are so many better options in terms of taste that the restaurant could go for. Thirdly, I think some Indian music would have really added a good ambience, there may have been some playing but I could not hear any. Overall I was really impressed with RANA’s Indian, the presentation and taste was top notch and I’m sure once they’re into the swing of running a full restaurant operation it will be perfect. Look forward to returning soon and wish you all the best of luck with it.
steve chandarsteve chandar
New city centre Indian, netherhall road. We're long overdue a town centre smart Indian restaurant . Great location. Limited nearby parking. Own brand beer and some indian spirits . Top service, attentive .one of our party was late and the waitress was very patient. Ensuring we had drinks. Food didn't have visual oil . Trio surf and turf was garnished with Microherbs , well presented .Flavoursome .was told you only get 1 prawn even though menue says 2 .. 8 /10 Nans precut , on the small side , I had 2 x keema nans ,Not the traditional tandor oven shape nans , more round , very nice . 7/10 Adequate portion, lamb vindaloo very good / excellent . No fat , gristle or bone in the lamb curry .garnished with dry Kashima chilli ..9.5 /10 Tarka Dal side , good .. 8/10 Saag paneer made especially as a main , saag palakwali is a starter . Only charged £2 more .. 8/10 Booked through open table , online . Definitely going again , slightly smaller portions than you may expect from from a curry house but the quality is evident.. vinny was outstanding, beer was decent.
Clair SharpeClair Sharpe
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I had an absolutely wonderful experience at Rana Indian Grill House in Doncaster. The food was an amazing culinary journey—full of rich flavors, perfectly balanced spices, and beautifully presented dishes. Every bite felt authentic and carefully crafted. The service was equally fabulous. The team made us feel welcome and well looked after throughout the evening. A special mention goes to our fantastic waitress, Rupa, who was warm, attentive, and incredibly knowledgeable about the menu. She made the whole experience even more enjoyable. If you’re looking for authentic Indian cuisine paired with top-notch service, Rana Indian Grill House is a must-visit. I’ll definitely be returning soon!
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I visited RANA’s Indian grill house tonight for what I think is their second night trading to the public. I was keen to try out their food (South Indian and also British-Indian favourites), it certainly did not disappoint. To start we shared some poppadoms and a pickle tray, the kerala rolls, a chicken bhuna and paneer shashlik. All the starters were brought out pretty much at the same time, on hot plates which was a nice touch because let’s face it who wants hot food on a stone cold plate? For main we opted for the Kashmiri lamb shank, lamb karahi and a mughlai chicken along with multiple naan breads. All food was presented well and tasted really good, the favourite was the lamb shank. The food took slightly long to come than expected and our starter plates were still sat on the table for some time after finishing, but it was absolutely understandable given they have just opened so bound to be still learning the ropes with everything… by no mean did it cause a negative experience. I would like to make some constructive comments that I hope you take onboard in good spirit as it by no means detracted from our overall experience: firstly, I think the pickle tray dip sizes are too small - by the time we had split each dip by 3 there really wasn’t that much to go around. Secondly, the Rana’s draught beer tasted very light, it kind of lacked any real deep taste that you would get with a premium beer. I don’t know if it was aimed to be similar to a bud light/ coors light but I think there really are so many better options in terms of taste that the restaurant could go for. Thirdly, I think some Indian music would have really added a good ambience, there may have been some playing but I could not hear any. Overall I was really impressed with RANA’s Indian, the presentation and taste was top notch and I’m sure once they’re into the swing of running a full restaurant operation it will be perfect. Look forward to returning soon and wish you all the best of luck with it.
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New city centre Indian, netherhall road. We're long overdue a town centre smart Indian restaurant . Great location. Limited nearby parking. Own brand beer and some indian spirits . Top service, attentive .one of our party was late and the waitress was very patient. Ensuring we had drinks. Food didn't have visual oil . Trio surf and turf was garnished with Microherbs , well presented .Flavoursome .was told you only get 1 prawn even though menue says 2 .. 8 /10 Nans precut , on the small side , I had 2 x keema nans ,Not the traditional tandor oven shape nans , more round , very nice . 7/10 Adequate portion, lamb vindaloo very good / excellent . No fat , gristle or bone in the lamb curry .garnished with dry Kashima chilli ..9.5 /10 Tarka Dal side , good .. 8/10 Saag paneer made especially as a main , saag palakwali is a starter . Only charged £2 more .. 8/10 Booked through open table , online . Definitely going again , slightly smaller portions than you may expect from from a curry house but the quality is evident.. vinny was outstanding, beer was decent.
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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I had an absolutely wonderful experience at Rana Indian Grill House in Doncaster. The food was an amazing culinary journey—full of rich flavors, perfectly balanced spices, and beautifully presented dishes. Every bite felt authentic and carefully crafted. The service was equally fabulous. The team made us feel welcome and well looked after throughout the evening. A special mention goes to our fantastic waitress, Rupa, who was warm, attentive, and incredibly knowledgeable about the menu. She made the whole experience even more enjoyable. If you’re looking for authentic Indian cuisine paired with top-notch service, Rana Indian Grill House is a must-visit. I’ll definitely be returning soon!
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