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Yahoo
05-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
East Lancs restaurant wins top British curry award
Oceanic Awards has announced the winners of the first-ever British Curry Championship 2025, a new national event recognising excellence across the UK's curry industry. The awards celebrate the top 300 restaurants, chefs, and takeaway services across the country, shining a spotlight on creativity, skill, and dedication within the sector. The winners were revealed at a ceremony on Monday, 30 June at the Bradford Hotel, Hall Ings, Bradford, attended by leading figures from across the industry. Barnoldswick restaurant Raj Balti was among the big winners on the night, taking home the title of North West Curry Champion of the Year. The British Curry Championship is organised by Oceanic Awards, which also runs the long-standing Scottish, English and Nations Curry Awards. These awards began 15 years ago in Glasgow before expanding to Birmingham and Manchester. Irfan Younis, spokesperson for the first British Curry Championship 2025, said: 'These Awards provide a platform to applaud the exceptional efforts of those who have made significant contributions to the curry sector and continue to elevate the nation's love for curry. We'd like to congratulate all of our winners on their incredible accomplishments.' Raj Balti's win recognises its commitment to high-quality cuisine and service, placing it among the very best curry restaurants in the UK.
Scotsman
03-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Best Indian restaurants across the UK named in British Curry Championship
These are the places to visit according to the British Curry Championship 🍴 Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... The British Curry Championship recognises the excellence of the curry industry Restaurants, takeaways and chefs have been awarded for their excellence The ceremony was delivered by Oceanic Awards The winners of the inaugural British Curry Championship have been announced, recognising the exceptional achievements of the chefs, restaurants and takeaways within the UK's thriving curry scene. The British Curry Championship is a brand-new culinary award ceremony, which celebrates the talents of those working in the curry industry across the UK. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Oceanic Awards has announced the restaurants in the UK that took home a prestigious title, as well as showcased the skills of chefs, restaurateurs and takeaway services. Irfan Younis, spokesperson for the British Curry Championship said: 'These awards provide a platform to applaud the exceptional efforts of those who have made significant contributions to the curry sector and continue to elevate the nation's love for curry. 'We'd like to congratulate all of our winners on their incredible accomplishments.' Here is a full list of every winner at the British Curry Championship 2025: Scottish Curry Champion of the Year Dhoom: Indian Streatery, Dunfermline North East Curry Champion of the Year Soho Tavern, Gateshead North West Curry Champion of the Year Barlick Raj Balti, Barnoldswick Best Indian restaurants across the UK named in British Curry Championship 2025 | British Curry Championship / Adobe Stock East Midlands Curry Champion of the Year Spice Bazzar, Leicester West Midlands Curry Champion of the Year Titash, Birmingham East Curry Champion of the Year Namaste Village, Norwich South East Curry Champion of the Year Indian Queen, Banbury South West Curry Champion of the Year Turmeric Kitchen, Taunton London Curry Champion of the Year Madhu's, Marylebone Yorkshire Curry Champion of the Year Kiplings Indian Restaurant, Sowerby Bridge Lancashire Curry Champion of the Year The Red Fort Tandoori, Lytham Saint Annes Essex Curry Champion of the Year Grand Cochin, Chelmsford Kent Curry Champion of the Year Shamrat, Maidstone Staffordshire Curry Champion of the Year Spice Exchange, Stoke-on-Trent Cheshire Curry Champion of the Year Forts of India, Malpas Leicestershire Curry Champion of the Year Spice Bazzar, Leicester Nottinghamshire Curry Champion of the Year Kottaram Restaurant, Nottingham Surrey Curry Champion of the Year 3 Rooms, Chertsey Nation Curry Restaurant of the Year Mumbai Flavours, Alnwick Nation Takeaway of the Year Chutney Express Takeaway, Birmingham Chef of the Year Da Mount Gurkha, Liverpool Customer Favourite of the Year Bombay Spice, York Curry Team of the Year Chequers Indian Lounge, Ipswich Curry Dish of the Year Kolshi Indian Restaurant, Warwick Manager of the Year Paddy's Marten Inn, Leicester Customer Satisfaction Restaurant of the Year Babaji, Sunderland Curry Leader of the Year Jaipur, Newcastle Outstanding Curry Restaurant of the Year Aarti, Leeds Lifetime Curry Champion of the Year Mohammed Abdul Baki - Kohinoor 1969, Dhamaka, Newcastle Champion Leader of the Year Abdul Salam - Dhamaka, Mumbai Flavour Nation's Curry Champion of the Year International Restaurant, Bradford Voter's Choice Curry Champion of the Year Samrat, Seaham Industry's Choice Curry Champion Delhi Wala, Leeds What is your favourite Indian restaurant across the UK? Let us know in the comments section below 👇
Scotsman
03-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
Best Indian restaurants across the UK named in British Curry Championship
These are the places to visit according to the British Curry Championship 🍴 Sign up to our daily newsletter – Regular news stories and round-ups from around Scotland direct to your inbox Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... The British Curry Championship recognises the excellence of the curry industry Restaurants, takeaways and chefs have been awarded for their excellence The ceremony was delivered by Oceanic Awards The winners of the inaugural British Curry Championship have been announced, recognising the exceptional achievements of the chefs, restaurants and takeaways within the UK's thriving curry scene. The British Curry Championship is a brand-new culinary award ceremony, which celebrates the talents of those working in the curry industry across the UK. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Oceanic Awards has announced the restaurants in the UK that took home a prestigious title, as well as showcased the skills of chefs, restaurateurs and takeaway services. Irfan Younis, spokesperson for the British Curry Championship said: 'These awards provide a platform to applaud the exceptional efforts of those who have made significant contributions to the curry sector and continue to elevate the nation's love for curry. 'We'd like to congratulate all of our winners on their incredible accomplishments.' Here is a full list of every winner at the British Curry Championship 2025: Scottish Curry Champion of the Year Dhoom: Indian Streatery, Dunfermline North East Curry Champion of the Year Soho Tavern, Gateshead North West Curry Champion of the Year Barlick Raj Balti, Barnoldswick Best Indian restaurants across the UK named in British Curry Championship 2025 | British Curry Championship / Adobe Stock East Midlands Curry Champion of the Year Spice Bazzar, Leicester West Midlands Curry Champion of the Year Titash, Birmingham East Curry Champion of the Year Namaste Village, Norwich South East Curry Champion of the Year Indian Queen, Banbury South West Curry Champion of the Year Turmeric Kitchen, Taunton London Curry Champion of the Year Madhu's, Marylebone Yorkshire Curry Champion of the Year Kiplings Indian Restaurant, Sowerby Bridge Lancashire Curry Champion of the Year The Red Fort Tandoori, Lytham Saint Annes Essex Curry Champion of the Year Grand Cochin, Chelmsford Kent Curry Champion of the Year Shamrat, Maidstone Staffordshire Curry Champion of the Year Spice Exchange, Stoke-on-Trent Cheshire Curry Champion of the Year Forts of India, Malpas Leicestershire Curry Champion of the Year Spice Bazzar, Leicester Nottinghamshire Curry Champion of the Year Kottaram Restaurant, Nottingham Surrey Curry Champion of the Year 3 Rooms, Chertsey Nation Curry Restaurant of the Year Mumbai Flavours, Alnwick Nation Takeaway of the Year Chutney Express Takeaway, Birmingham Chef of the Year Da Mount Gurkha, Liverpool Customer Favourite of the Year Bombay Spice, York Curry Team of the Year Chequers Indian Lounge, Ipswich Curry Dish of the Year Kolshi Indian Restaurant, Warwick Manager of the Year Paddy's Marten Inn, Leicester Customer Satisfaction Restaurant of the Year Babaji, Sunderland Curry Leader of the Year Jaipur, Newcastle Outstanding Curry Restaurant of the Year Aarti, Leeds Lifetime Curry Champion of the Year Mohammed Abdul Baki - Kohinoor 1969, Dhamaka, Newcastle Champion Leader of the Year Abdul Salam - Dhamaka, Mumbai Flavour Nation's Curry Champion of the Year International Restaurant, Bradford Voter's Choice Curry Champion of the Year Samrat, Seaham Industry's Choice Curry Champion Delhi Wala, Leeds
