Cardamon Spice — Restaurant in Scotland

Very pleasant meal

Visited last night, in summary this was a really enjoyable dining experience.

Popadoms - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Excellently cooked, very crispy and perfectly seasoned, ordered 2 per person and wish I ordered more. The dips were tasty, fresh and plentiful.

Starters - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Onion Bhajis were well cooked with a crispy exterior. Bhajis came with a squeeze of Lemmon and side salad.

Mains - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Chicken Chili-Garlic was excellent. Chicken Sher Tika - felt could have done with more spice, there was too much cream in the dish and this over powered it.

Sides - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Chips - as expected from chips Rice - cooked well and seasoned Cheese Nam - Amazing!!! Plenty of cheese and to die for!!!

Restaurant - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Very clean and tidy, staff friendly and service quick.

Value for Money - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ £55.00 for a meal for 2, including drinks.

In summery - will definitely go back, but would chose a more spicy main dish with less...

Sadly as good as the food was, the dishonesty of one member of staff has left me no choice but to give a 1 star.

I was impressed with the food and service, so at the end I requested that they add 10% to my bill of £48. The man looked visibly confused as he tried to calculate what 10% of £48 was, and then add it. After no more than 5 seconds he turned to his female colleague with the card machine and said “Just put £55” to which she did.

Not one for confrontation, I tapped my card and left.

If someone is willing to offer a tip for your service, please learn how to do basic maths - 10% of £48 is £4.80, added onto the original bill gives £52.80.

Standing a foot away from someone and saying “just do £55” is disgusting service - would a Tesco worker go “just do £10” for a £3 meal?

Rather than admit you are too lazy/incapable to do maths you decided to brazenly defraud a customer - won’t be...

We had heard lots of good stuff about the place so decided to take our family friends there for a dinner. In reality its nothing like what we had heard..In short its a play ground for young girls giggling and laughing hiding behind the bar and playing on their phones. While the young guy, apparently the manager, ran around having no clue of what was happening, the girls enjoyed standing doing almost nothing. We felt as if we were invisible . As a party of 5 we had to ask for our order to be taken, for drinks and again for a refill. The dirty plates and glasses still sat on the table when we left as no one bothered to clear. We could see same thing happening on other tables. Although, we were given meals on house, still i dont think we will...