The easy way to order an Indian takeaway
There are three things in life that everyone loves - kittenssummer time and a really good curry!
Whilst we're not in the business of supplying animals or good weatherone thing we can do is consign that takeaway pamphlet drawer of yours to history.
After allwe work with a selection of great Indian takeaways across the UKso that anytime you fancy Indian food; you can order it online speedily without any of the added faff of phoning the restaurant directly.
How to order your Indian takeaway
If you’ve got a craving for curry and know your current locations postcode - type it into the search bar above to find a selection of Indian takeaways in your area. If you’re unsure of your postcodesimply enter the name of your location or choose from the list of postcode areas below.
Once you’ve found a selection of Indian restaurants in your vicinityyou can filter your search to find exactly the sort of thing you’re looking for:
- Sort by customer ratingdistance from your location and opening times
- Filter via delivery availability
- Choose from the additional cuisines available in the area
Whether you’re a lover of the sweetsour or spicyIndian cuisine offers an exciting range of dishes to satisfy both carnivores and vegetarians alike.
So if you fancy a rich and creamy chicken tikka masala or a knockout vegetable Baltijoin the 13 million of us Brits who enjoy Indian food on a regular basis and order yourself the perfect meal online here at Kukd.com.
If you fancy an evening of fine dining at a local Indian restaurant insteadwhy not try our free table booking service to make an instant table reservation at the restaurant of your choice. Just select your restaurantclick the Book a Table button and fill out your details.
Did you know...?
- 17% of Brits selected Korma as their curry of choicemaking it the nation’s most popular Indian dish. 16% of people selected tikka masala whilst 11% vouched for the noble Madras. Tasty!
- Some of the nation’s favourite Indian dishes were created right here in Blighty. The Chicken Tikka Masala is believed to originate from Scotland whilst the Balti heralds from good old Birmingham.
- For more than 13 yearsQueen Victoria is believed to have chowed down on the spicy stuff daily. If it’s good enough for royaltyit’s certainly good enough for us.