Brilliant food, staff were fantastic, do a gorgeous vindaloo and the best Peshawari naan
Berglas71
Myself and friends had a very nice meal here. Word of warning: If you can't handle hot, spicy food, ask for the korma (which wasn't hot or spicy) or mention to the servers to tone the hottness down a bit, as the food marked spicy is very hot. The restaurant is tucked away up a small side street, which is on a hill, and there are steps inside the restaurant so people who are infirm or in a wheelchair might need assistance. The large set of stairs to the left in one of my photos leads up to the bus station. The servers were polite, prompt, and well presented. The prices were on par with similar establishments. There is on street parking for about 3 cars on Bruce Street (Council pay & display) and further parking across the road through the alleyway and down a stairway to the Glenbridge car park (again Council pay & display). Bus station 2min walk up the stairs outside.Parking: Pay with coins or the Ringo app. Free after 6pm or before 9am.
eddiecR3445TF
Excellent food at The Viceroy yet again with smashing helpful staff. Decor is very tired but please don't let that put you or your guests off. Superb food & service, thankyou gentlemen. Much obliged. Edward of Lichfield 6th May 2023.
Louise Cameron
Delivered on time but we are now trying to calm the burning on our lips, in our mouths and down our throats. My son & partner are used to spicy food but this was off the scale . If we had ordered Madras or similar then that is expected but spinach & paneer side dish, pasanda & tikka masala mains were all unbearably spicy & even the mushroom rice was spicy. In particular I ordered what should have been very mild food as at present I am unable to tolerate anything so spicy it burns. Aromatic spices that flavour a dish & have no heat (how it should be) are what it should have been like for my ordered. £48 for 3 people (a main , rice, bread for each and one side dish is very expensive & this was with the 20% Tuesday discount. If you want to have Burns on your lips, in your mouth and down your throat then this is the lace for you. This was meant to be a celebration dinner. What an absolute dissappointment.
stuartchloe56
Table for 19 tonight for a 30th and it was brilliant, food was lovely and the staff did so well to get it all out together. Staff were lovely too
John W
I used to be a regular of The Viceroy about 30 years ago and at that time it was very busy, even at lunch times. Popped in about 9p.m.without a booking (Saturday) 25 February 2023 hoping we could get a table for two however it was surprisingly quiet and we were taken to a table immediately. Service: Excellent; all staff were very smartly dressed, attentive, and professional. Food: My brother and I had the Tikka Masala Garlic Chilli which was outstanding, absolutely delicious and plentiful. Garlic bread which again was perfectly delicious, with ‘chips’. The ‘chips’ however were ‘French fries’ and that’s a big NO! Chips is chips, not French fries! That said, it was our choice not to have rice, so I won’t let that detract from the quality of the curry! Restaurant: Structurally it hasn’t changed since 30 years ago, however; it has been decorated and it is a lot brighter than I remember previously. Played good music too. Would I recommend? YES
Steve H
Poor, poor and poor. Home alone so thought I'd treat myself to a nice meal. Ordered a Chicken Tikka Nashidar (Chef's speciality) and a green chilli and coriander nan, over £17 so I thought it'll be good, sadly not.The chicken was tough and the sauce bland, meant to be a meduim heat dish but not a hint of a kick. I mean if it had some flavour I would perhaps forgive it but just plain bland. Now, if the chicken was tough, the nan was something else. Ive been enjoying Indian food for over 40 years now and have never, ever had a tough nan.I stopped using the Viceroy many years ago after a really bad meal but after being taken there for a sit in meal recently, absolutely delish, I though it was perhaps time to give a takeaway another go, after this experience I don't think I'll bother again.On the upside delivery via Dunfermline Eats was quick and the delivery guy was really pleasant.
Holihay
Haven’t been here for a couple of years but the main courses are of an exceptional standard. I had the lamb tikka and my bf had chicken rogan josh with rice and garlic naan. The lamb and chicken were of excellent quality and extremely succulent. I had three large pieces of lamb. The garlic naan was Devine. I had the mushroom pakora which is good with a lovely sauce and bf had the onion bhaji which was very good. Coffee to finish £11.50 each. What’s not to like. Will defo be back.
Campbell Aitken
My favourite Indian in Dunfermline, hands down!A hidden gem tucked away, unassuming and easily missed. If you are the kind of person who looks inside a restaurant, sees it's empty and says that must be a sign, you couldn't be more wrong. I was guilty of the same scepticism once. The viceroy, however, will make you eat your words, as well as some proper quality curry!Vibrant, colourful curries, and lots of them to chose from! The naan breads are MASSIVE! Like, as big as my forearm massive! Peshawari naan alongside garlic chilli chicken masala (slightly hot) has never let me down. My only regret is that I didn't take a photo to share with you.Very friendly staff, great curries and portion sizes at reasonable prices, especially compared to another Indian in Dunfermline people probably know a lot better!Addendum; remembered my mate had taken a photo of my hand next to the Peshawari naan bread. So much and so tasty!
We actually really enjoy the food from this restaurant, particularly the vindaloo. We have therefore ordered from them multiple times, despite the take away delivery being consistently slow (Ie more than 2 hours). Each time we hope it has been bad luck but we are currently waiting for food that we ordered nearly 3 hours ago which was estimated to be delivered an hour and a half ago. On calling we are always advised that the food is ‘on its way’. Sadly, we won’t be ordering again as it somewhat ruins the fun of a takeaway and any plans we might have made for the evening when it takes 3 hours to arrive.
985paulinew
Had a lovely meal The food was Fantastic and plenty of it Very well presented and the different dishes all tasted lovely.
Violet North
1st time visit to the Viceroy with my husband. What a wonderful venue! Clean, fresh and inviting. The staff were very welcoming and friendly. The Food! Well it was absolutely delicious ? hot , tasty and very moreish! Served in a polite timely manner. We will definitely be returning for sure! Highly recommended for a delicious menu and great venue 5****
Stephen Mclean
Horrible bland food, lamb chewy, plates cold when served, place looks like it hasn't had a refurbishment in 30 years, staff asking repeatedly if you want another beer ,try some nice food , not this mush,
Mairi-Helen Wilson
Very disappointed. I ordered a chicken jalfrezi and what came was nothing like that. No bell peppers. I'm pretty sure it was a madras with cream added. Tasted ok but it was not what I had ordered and I don't like Indian restaurants trying to pull a fast one because they don't think I can tell one curry from another. Poor show!
I used to work there ?? along time
Brilliant food, staff were fantastic, do a gorgeous vindaloo and the best Peshawari naan
Myself and friends had a very nice meal here. Word of warning: If you can't handle hot, spicy food, ask for the korma (which wasn't hot or spicy) or mention to the servers to tone the hottness down a bit, as the food marked spicy is very hot. The restaurant is tucked away up a small side street, which is on a hill, and there are steps inside the restaurant so people who are infirm or in a wheelchair might need assistance. The large set of stairs to the left in one of my photos leads up to the bus station. The servers were polite, prompt, and well presented. The prices were on par with similar establishments. There is on street parking for about 3 cars on Bruce Street (Council pay & display) and further parking across the road through the alleyway and down a stairway to the Glenbridge car park (again Council pay & display). Bus station 2min walk up the stairs outside.Parking: Pay with coins or the Ringo app. Free after 6pm or before 9am.
Excellent food at The Viceroy yet again with smashing helpful staff. Decor is very tired but please don't let that put you or your guests off. Superb food & service, thankyou gentlemen. Much obliged. Edward of Lichfield 6th May 2023.
Delivered on time but we are now trying to calm the burning on our lips, in our mouths and down our throats. My son & partner are used to spicy food but this was off the scale . If we had ordered Madras or similar then that is expected but spinach & paneer side dish, pasanda & tikka masala mains were all unbearably spicy & even the mushroom rice was spicy. In particular I ordered what should have been very mild food as at present I am unable to tolerate anything so spicy it burns. Aromatic spices that flavour a dish & have no heat (how it should be) are what it should have been like for my ordered. £48 for 3 people (a main , rice, bread for each and one side dish is very expensive & this was with the 20% Tuesday discount. If you want to have Burns on your lips, in your mouth and down your throat then this is the lace for you. This was meant to be a celebration dinner. What an absolute dissappointment.
Table for 19 tonight for a 30th and it was brilliant, food was lovely and the staff did so well to get it all out together. Staff were lovely too
I used to be a regular of The Viceroy about 30 years ago and at that time it was very busy, even at lunch times. Popped in about 9p.m.without a booking (Saturday) 25 February 2023 hoping we could get a table for two however it was surprisingly quiet and we were taken to a table immediately. Service: Excellent; all staff were very smartly dressed, attentive, and professional. Food: My brother and I had the Tikka Masala Garlic Chilli which was outstanding, absolutely delicious and plentiful. Garlic bread which again was perfectly delicious, with ‘chips’. The ‘chips’ however were ‘French fries’ and that’s a big NO! Chips is chips, not French fries! That said, it was our choice not to have rice, so I won’t let that detract from the quality of the curry! Restaurant: Structurally it hasn’t changed since 30 years ago, however; it has been decorated and it is a lot brighter than I remember previously. Played good music too. Would I recommend? YES
Poor, poor and poor. Home alone so thought I'd treat myself to a nice meal. Ordered a Chicken Tikka Nashidar (Chef's speciality) and a green chilli and coriander nan, over £17 so I thought it'll be good, sadly not.The chicken was tough and the sauce bland, meant to be a meduim heat dish but not a hint of a kick. I mean if it had some flavour I would perhaps forgive it but just plain bland. Now, if the chicken was tough, the nan was something else. Ive been enjoying Indian food for over 40 years now and have never, ever had a tough nan.I stopped using the Viceroy many years ago after a really bad meal but after being taken there for a sit in meal recently, absolutely delish, I though it was perhaps time to give a takeaway another go, after this experience I don't think I'll bother again.On the upside delivery via Dunfermline Eats was quick and the delivery guy was really pleasant.
Haven’t been here for a couple of years but the main courses are of an exceptional standard. I had the lamb tikka and my bf had chicken rogan josh with rice and garlic naan. The lamb and chicken were of excellent quality and extremely succulent. I had three large pieces of lamb. The garlic naan was Devine. I had the mushroom pakora which is good with a lovely sauce and bf had the onion bhaji which was very good. Coffee to finish £11.50 each. What’s not to like. Will defo be back.
My favourite Indian in Dunfermline, hands down!A hidden gem tucked away, unassuming and easily missed. If you are the kind of person who looks inside a restaurant, sees it's empty and says that must be a sign, you couldn't be more wrong. I was guilty of the same scepticism once. The viceroy, however, will make you eat your words, as well as some proper quality curry!Vibrant, colourful curries, and lots of them to chose from! The naan breads are MASSIVE! Like, as big as my forearm massive! Peshawari naan alongside garlic chilli chicken masala (slightly hot) has never let me down. My only regret is that I didn't take a photo to share with you.Very friendly staff, great curries and portion sizes at reasonable prices, especially compared to another Indian in Dunfermline people probably know a lot better!Addendum; remembered my mate had taken a photo of my hand next to the Peshawari naan bread. So much and so tasty!
Restaurantji Recommends
We actually really enjoy the food from this restaurant, particularly the vindaloo. We have therefore ordered from them multiple times, despite the take away delivery being consistently slow (Ie more than 2 hours). Each time we hope it has been bad luck but we are currently waiting for food that we ordered nearly 3 hours ago which was estimated to be delivered an hour and a half ago. On calling we are always advised that the food is ‘on its way’. Sadly, we won’t be ordering again as it somewhat ruins the fun of a takeaway and any plans we might have made for the evening when it takes 3 hours to arrive.
Had a lovely meal The food was Fantastic and plenty of it Very well presented and the different dishes all tasted lovely.
1st time visit to the Viceroy with my husband. What a wonderful venue! Clean, fresh and inviting. The staff were very welcoming and friendly. The Food! Well it was absolutely delicious ? hot , tasty and very moreish! Served in a polite timely manner. We will definitely be returning for sure! Highly recommended for a delicious menu and great venue 5****
Horrible bland food, lamb chewy, plates cold when served, place looks like it hasn't had a refurbishment in 30 years, staff asking repeatedly if you want another beer ,try some nice food , not this mush,
Very disappointed. I ordered a chicken jalfrezi and what came was nothing like that. No bell peppers. I'm pretty sure it was a madras with cream added. Tasted ok but it was not what I had ordered and I don't like Indian restaurants trying to pull a fast one because they don't think I can tell one curry from another. Poor show!