The Everest Aberdeen

We walked past this restaurant and noticed they were offering a lunchtime menu deal of 3 courses for £9.95. The owner was friendly and all the staff made sure we were well taken care of during our visit. The food was tasty and the portions were very generous. It would be surprising if anyone left here feeling hungry! Before our starters arrived, we were given complimentary poppadoms with dips. The chicken pakora starter was delicious. The main course was a large portion, so come with a big appetite! We were treated to orange segments and chocolates at the end of our meal. The restaurant had plastic shields between tables to ensure customer safety during the pandemic. Overall, it was a pleasant experience with great service, delicious food, and a very affordable lunchtime price.

We believe that this is the top dining spot in Aberdeen. We often get takeout from here and haven't dined in for a while due to Covid. However, my husband made a reservation for my birthday tonight and it was wonderful. The food was all excellent, couldn't find any faults. The service is always fantastic and the overall atmosphere is lovely. I highly recommend this restaurant, thank you!

First time last night but not the last this was the best eating out experience we have had for many a long year in Aberdeen. Service, cost, cleanliness and food we're unbeatable. The food and the four of us had different mains and starters were scummy my Pakora starter and Pathia to die for. This is nearly to good to be true but after our many below par dining out experiences it was most enjoyable. My mouth is watering just thinking about it. Highly recommended. Sandy Corrina Luke and Jamie.

Will definitely come again! My friends and I were treated so well by the very kind staff and the food was soo delicious!!! Very pleasant environment and a great experience overall! Thank you:

The meal was excellent, with a variety of great vegetarian options available. The staff were friendly and polite, and the ambiance was warm. The prices were very reasonable and the portions were good. However, the disabled toilets were not satisfactory as they were located in an area where staff stored their belongings, which was crowded with excess chairs, mops, buckets, and cleaning products. There was no mirror or paper towels, and the main door was broken. It was disappointing to see such disrespectful conditions for disabled facilities in an otherwise good place to eat. The normal toilets were clean and satisfactory, so it was unclear why the disabled facilities were not given the same attention to cleanliness and maintenance.