Shazan - Edinburgh

For starters, we ordered the dry chicken, which was well-prepared and flavorful, rating it 4.5/5. Then, we had the chicken vindaloo and garlic naan, both of which were superbly made with vibrant spices and juicy masala gravy. This was the first time we truly enjoyed Indian food during our 15-day tour in Britain, earning a solid 5/5 from us. In short, Shenaz stands out as the best Indian restaurant among all the ones we visited. I highly recommend choosing them if you trust my opinion, but be prepared for some spicy dishes! Our meal cost around £25-30 for two people, and the ambiance was average. Make sure to reserve a table over the phone before your visit, especially on weekends. We didn’t manage to get a table during our first attempt on Friday night, but we successfully booked a table two hours in advance for Saturday night without any issues.

Shezan is a nice place to have good Indian meal. Decided to go here to fulfill my cravings for Indian food. It is located on leith street, easily accessible. The ambiance of the place is decent except the part where they have actresses pictures on the wall! I made a reservation as it was the day of Diwali but the restaurant wasn't crowded at all. The service is good, they served us with the food within 15 mins of the order. The staff are really kind and caring. We ordered tikka masala, paapadum, korma, saag paneer and biryani! For bread we ordered masala naan and garlic naan. The food was incredibly delicious. Korma was the best and ofcourse the biryani! Paapadum was crisp and the sauce they served was really good, green chutney, pickle and many more. Overall, Food- 4/5 Ambiance- 3/5 Service- 3.5/5 Price- 3.5/5 Quantity- 4/5 Plating- 3/5

I'm quite surprised by the negative reviews and low ratings on Zomato. Shezan is a lovely restaurant with beautiful decor (aside from the large pictures of Bollywood actresses on the walls), excellent service, and tasty food. We walked into Shezan without a reservation, even though it was quite busy. The waiter was courteous and ensured we got a table within 10 minutes. We ordered mango lassi, papad, Batli ghosht (lamb), butter chicken, and naan. Everything was delicious and satisfying, although the butter chicken was a bit bland compared to what you'd typically expect from a butter chicken dish.

1st experience and wish to come again but tomorrow we r flying back. Had a wonderful dinner in Shezan a last meal in Edinburgh. The food taste delicious. Especially Tawa Chk with Masala Naan. Also we ordered Chk Karadai but didnt like that much. A good friendly atmosphere as well.

Me, my sister and better half went along to Shezan, Edinburgh. I've been to this indian restaurant a few times now and always love the food. I wasn't as hungry as the other two so I got a started portion of the mixed grill and Shezan special rice. I love a juicy mixed grill and that's exactly what is was. The Shezan rice was really filling as it had all sorts of vegetables but my favourite thing! So maybe that's the reason I didn't touch my nan bread which I always love. We filled our tummy with the papadums though I love spiced onions! Hassys and Tees got curry dishes, which judging by how much food was left they didn't enjoy. When I tried it, it was tasty but then again they are both near enough curry experts. We knew the manager so he gave us an amazing 35% discount! Great location as its central and without discount still reasonable priced