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Shimla Palace (Cowdenbeath)Newest Review: ... itself. There was a selection of definitely non Indian food such as potato salad alongside pickles, sauces, chutneys and salad vegetables. We filled the small stainless steel egg cups and bowls with pakora sauce, raita, spiced onions and mango chutney and I piled some pickled chilli onto my plate and we moved on to the starters. The starters are where this place excels. I piled my plate ... more |
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by - written on 22/03/08 (Very useful, 535 readings)
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I decided to visit the Shimla Palace in Cowdenbeath after hearing a colleague rave about it and it has since become one of my favourite places for a relaxed place to eat out. It is an Indian buffet restaurant which offers five courses for a fixed price as well as a small range of European meals. On arriving at the restaurant, I was not impressed by the exterior. I parked in the small rectangular car park and, avoiding the huge potholes, made my way to the shabby looking whitewashed building which looked far from palatial. We made our way inside and a smartly dressed waiter took us to a table and took our drinks orders. While waiting for our drinks to arrive, I ... Read the complete review
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