The Pink Turban in North Lanarkshire

Pink Turban - yumHighly recommend went to pink Turban today with my husband and family.We were welcomed, friendly atmosphere. Good choices of good all food was fresh and delicious. Best of all buy one meal get one freeOnly slight observation no chips and no cream fir deserts. However if u ask fir chips the serves happy to oblige. 5 ⭐️

Was in tonight, Would have been nice if they explained they did chips and stuff on request other than that no complaints,Well thats not true tripping over the power cable between the wall a center island not the best experience, not sure why you don't run power over ceiling then down in trunking to it, far more safer? While I'm at it the floor underneath carpet could be doing with some work, not quite brake your ankles however you do feel it

Got a bit of Glass in my meal tonight.Phoned the restaurant to highlight the issue to the manager.Manager went on the defensive right away. Firstly lied and said they dont have any Glass in the restaurant...not sure how the people sat at tables are drinking their wine and beer?Then offered me a refund to go away.When i tried to explain that if my meal had Glass then others could have too he became uninterested. Offered me another curry insteadWhen again trying to highlight how could he guarantee no more glass would be in this new curry he became agitated.I explained this had hurt my mouth and my teeth especially to which the respone was see a doctor and I wont get my refund and proceeded to hang up on me.Reported to environmental health. Appointment made for dentist due to increasingly sore pain. Any dental work required will be billed through to the owner of pink turban.Could have resolved and dealt with me civil manner but guess not to be.Glass in images can be seen and can be described as toughened glass that you would find from a caserole cooking dish or something similar.

If your looking for one first class, mouthwatering, delicious curry then look no further than The Pink TurbanWaterloo Wishaw.Excellent food accompanied with excellent service.You must try the Pink Turban or even get it delivered to your home .....relax and enjoy the best curry in Scotland.Thank you Rai, Paul and staff.

Waiter was really friendly, buffet food was bland and cold, never saw a food probe used through out the time we where in the restrauntPlenty of choices of curry but most lacked flavour, and where very waterynot a pleasant experience when the waitress almost grabs the plate from you because you put your cutlery down between bites.unfortunately an experience best forgotten.Both my partner and I had an upset stomach most of the night and next day,

We have visited the restaurant a few times and also made a big takeaway order for a family function. The food is always top quality, service is always polite and professional, never had a bad experience and price is unbelievable value!

Great food! Lots of choice, very fresh and very hot. The staff were very welcoming and friendly and the restaurant was spotless. They don't have an alcohol licence at the moment but we were able to take in our own wine and beer. Will definitely be back.

Rye me and my wife where in tonight as usual you and your staff provide a excellent experience your chicken dishes lovely your lamb bhoona delist will be back soon ronnie & carole love the place

We went on a Tuesday at lunchtime for the buffet lunch. It costs a mere £7.95 per person. It is well worth the money for unlimited food. The food was piping hot and freshly prepared. There was lots of it. Alcohol was not being served at that time but the sign outside said you can bring your own bottle.The staff were very attentive at bringing drinks and clearing plates. Nothing was too much trouble. They didn't smile and the atmosphere felt very flat or formal somehow. There are no table covers but the napkins are cloth.The main downside for me (and why I did not give 5 stars) is that there was only 1 vegan/vegetarian main dish of a vegetable curry on offer. This was very disappointing for an Indian restaurant. The only bread was naan (non vegan) : no roti or chapati. I heard a family lament there were no chips available. Due to the poor choice for vegans and vegetarians, I wouldn't rush back, especially as it was quite a drive to get there. If you eat meat and dairy and don't mind driving to a small town near Wishaw, then it's worth the money.The car park is tiny but there is some street parking on the busy road outside. The restaurant itself was very clean and well managed but lacks atmosphere. There's no real theme which is a shame, given the interesting name of the place. Perhaps the evening a la carte menu gives more vegan options. Definitely worth a try for great value for money.

First ever visit to the Pink Turban and certainly won’t be my last, from the warm welcome at the door from the friendly start with a fantastic can for attitude towards service and customer care. Nothing was too much trouble even the offer of off menu items if we didn’t see anything we liked.Food was fantastic fresh and piping hot with a fantastic selection on the buffet.Thank you so much for your hospitality and the fantastic meal