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Located on the scenic A82 en route to the Scottish Highlands near Loch Lomond, Masala Twist Dumbarton offers a unique and authentic Indian dining experience. We proudly serve a vibrant mix of traditional Indian cuisine – from flavourful regional curries and aromatic biryanis to sizzling grills and pioneering street food. Our daily-changing vegetable dishes are freshly prepared, showcasing the true diversity of Indian home-style and street-side cooking. Discover why we’re known as one of the best Indian restaurants near Glasgow – the perfect stop for locals, tourists, and Highland adventurers alike.
Casual destination for classic Indian dishes made using local produce & fresh spices.
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Address: Road, Milton Brae, Dumbarton G82 2TZ, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1389 496021
Website: https://masalatwist-dumbarton.co.uk/
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KE90
Came in at 15:00 on a saturday.
Service was impeccable.
Food was absolutely amazing. Would recommend
We had the Malaidar & vegetable korma plus starters, top quality and very tasty.
Naan breads are huge!
… moreService was impeccable.
Food was absolutely amazing. Would recommend
We had the Malaidar & vegetable korma plus starters, top quality and very tasty.
Naan breads are huge!
syed Ishaq Pasha
We stopped here on our way to Scotland after a long drive. Since we had already had dinner, we wanted to start with some chai and then decide if we would order snacks.
We were told that they would not serve us if we were only ordering tea and no food. This was disappointing, especially for an Indian restaurant where chai is usually a basic and welcoming offering.
We completely understand if a restaurant is busy or doesn’t want tables blocked for just tea — however, the restaurant was empty at the time, so this reasoning did not apply.
As travellers, this was our first interaction with the place, and experiences like this discourage new customers from ever getting to try the food or rate the service positively. Hospitality should be about welcoming customers, not turning them away based on order conditions.
Based on this experience, I’m giving a one-star rating.
… moreWe were told that they would not serve us if we were only ordering tea and no food. This was disappointing, especially for an Indian restaurant where chai is usually a basic and welcoming offering.
We completely understand if a restaurant is busy or doesn’t want tables blocked for just tea — however, the restaurant was empty at the time, so this reasoning did not apply.
As travellers, this was our first interaction with the place, and experiences like this discourage new customers from ever getting to try the food or rate the service positively. Hospitality should be about welcoming customers, not turning them away based on order conditions.
Based on this experience, I’m giving a one-star rating.
Arun Narayanan
I recently visited Masala twist restaurant in Scotland and had a really satisfying experience. We ordered naan, a variety of starters, and mango lassi, and everything was spot on.
The naan was soft, fresh, and perfectly cooked, with just the right balance of crispness and fluffiness. The starters were flavorful and well-seasoned, served hot and presented nicely. Each bite truly reflected authentic Punjabi taste and quality ingredients.
The mango lassi was thick, refreshing, and perfectly sweet—an ideal way to balance the spices and end the meal on a pleasant note.
Overall, the food was delicious, portions were generous, and the experience felt warm and authentic. A great place to enjoy classic Punjabi flavors, and definitely worth visiting again.
Sharan was really polite and helpful
… moreThe naan was soft, fresh, and perfectly cooked, with just the right balance of crispness and fluffiness. The starters were flavorful and well-seasoned, served hot and presented nicely. Each bite truly reflected authentic Punjabi taste and quality ingredients.
The mango lassi was thick, refreshing, and perfectly sweet—an ideal way to balance the spices and end the meal on a pleasant note.
Overall, the food was delicious, portions were generous, and the experience felt warm and authentic. A great place to enjoy classic Punjabi flavors, and definitely worth visiting again.
Sharan was really polite and helpful
Sonam Hashmi
Pathetic experience
Group of 6 people with kids entered the restaurant and wanted to have some chai. They made us settle down and then denied to give only tea. We would have ordered the snacks as well but saw the place too late and ate them while we were parked outside
No customer handling skills at all. You should have board outside mentioning you cannot have just tea.
… moreGroup of 6 people with kids entered the restaurant and wanted to have some chai. They made us settle down and then denied to give only tea. We would have ordered the snacks as well but saw the place too late and ate them while we were parked outside
No customer handling skills at all. You should have board outside mentioning you cannot have just tea.
Bismillah Kader
On our way from Birmingham to Tarbert, a village in the West of Scotland in the Argyle and Bute area near Loch Fyne, we stopped at the Travel Lodge at Dumbarton for a break and an overnight rest. What made us return to this stop-over is the restaurant Masala Twist which is on the same side of the road as the Dumbarton Travel Lodge and just a short walk away, appropriate and much appreciated after a long drive. The menu is extensive. I suspect one cannot go wrong whatever one orders. We had the Mango and Coriander Chicken Tikka, Daal Makhani, Plain Parathas. Pulau rice was served with the Chicken Tikka. The portions were generous. Top marks for every item that we ordered, including the drinks. And they were not City of Birmingham prices. The service was personal, attentive and friendly. Definitely worth a visit. I understand that it is a family business and they have one in Glasgow. Look out for Masala Twist – best restaurant for a taste of India.
… moreEdward Graham
Long delivery time.
Food served was appalling.
Popadoms all smashed.
Coconut rice was distracted rice and not proper.
Lamb was bred in my jalfarazi.
Peshwari was smashed
Tasters and bland and not with half of what was paid!
Chicken poor dry and has been sitting.
We shall never use again.
… moreFood served was appalling.
Popadoms all smashed.
Coconut rice was distracted rice and not proper.
Lamb was bred in my jalfarazi.
Peshwari was smashed
Tasters and bland and not with half of what was paid!
Chicken poor dry and has been sitting.
We shall never use again.
Ted Heaton
Called in here for a meal as I was staying in the nearby Travelodge. I’m glad I did!
Very friendly, attentive staff, nicely set out restaurant with lots of food options.
I went for poppadoms to start with, 2 freshly cooked poppadoms with plenty of mago chutney, raita, and spiced onions.
I followed this with a Chicken Malaidar (chicken, spinach, green chilli and cream) accompanied by garlic rice – washed down with a pint of Cobra!
The portions were very generous and my Malaidar was delicious. Including a tip, £30. Money well spent. If you’re passing, or live nearby – give it a go – I thoroughly recommend it!
… moreVery friendly, attentive staff, nicely set out restaurant with lots of food options.
I went for poppadoms to start with, 2 freshly cooked poppadoms with plenty of mago chutney, raita, and spiced onions.
I followed this with a Chicken Malaidar (chicken, spinach, green chilli and cream) accompanied by garlic rice – washed down with a pint of Cobra!
The portions were very generous and my Malaidar was delicious. Including a tip, £30. Money well spent. If you’re passing, or live nearby – give it a go – I thoroughly recommend it!
Jason Hanlon
This was our first time trying Masala Twist. It was a special occasion. It is my partner’s birthday. I’m worrying this,, still sitting inside at our table. The greeting was very friendly and welcoming. The staff polite and full of smiles. The food was amazingly well cooked, prepared and plated. I’m a head Chef, my specialty is Indian cuisine. They have used the right spices, in the right amounts, cooked the meat to perfection. The facilities including toilets were 10/10. We will definitely be back again soon. Thank you to the owner, front and back of house staff, very well done. ✔️
… moreAli Abbas
Visiting UK and going to loch Lomond and stop here on the way. What a surprise. All Halal menu and very tasty food. Service was excellent, and the ambiance is very desi and nice. Pretty decent free parking option and just adjacent to a C-store if you like to put gas and buy stuff at the same time.
… moreankit mishra
The food was ok.
Looking at the ambience you will feel like you are going to get a great Indian food but actually the taste is below average and specifically the breads, not good.
We also tried tea and it was also average.
… moreLooking at the ambience you will feel like you are going to get a great Indian food but actually the taste is below average and specifically the breads, not good.
We also tried tea and it was also average.