Deadline looming for Lothian curry lovers to help children this Christmas
Local curry lovers are being urged to eat out to help out this weekend as two multi award-winning restaurants near the end of their Christmas campaign to help children in and around Edinburgh and the Lothians living in poverty. Family-run Indian-Bangladeshi restaurants Itihaas and Radhuni in Dalkeith and Loanhead are donating 10 per cent of their sit-in and takeaway food takings for the first 18 […]
Midlothian curry restaurants raise £2,500 for Lothian kids living in poverty
Two Midlothian curry restaurants have paid tribute to their customers after raising £2,500 for children in and around Edinburgh and the Lothians living in poverty. Itihaas in Dalkeith and Radhuni in Loanhead donated 10 per cent of their sit-in and takeaway food takings for the first 18 days of December to the Mission Christmas appeal for the Edinburgh section of children’s charity Cash for Kids, and topped it up […]
Midlothian curry king Habibur Khan warns rising costs could lead to restaurant closures
The owner of an award-winning Midlothian curry house has warned that up to a third of UK restaurants could be forced to close due to the continuing rise in energy costs and food prices. Habibur Khan is the managing partner of the multi award-winning Radhuni restaurant in Loanhead. He has said several thousand jobs could be lost unless […]
Midlothian restaurant ‘honoured’ to be finalists at Britain’s ‘Curry Oscars’
A Midlothian restaurant has taken a big step towards retaining its Scottish curry house crown by being shortlisted in the 2022 British Curry Awards. Radhuni, an Indian-Bangladeshi restaurant in Loanhead, won the title in 2020 – and next week they hope to repeat the trick. The awards are given on a regional basis. Read the full […]
Habibur answers all The Scotsman’s Questions on food
Habibur takes a moment to speak with Gabby Soutar from The Scotsman to answer all questions on food, giving an insight to his last supper and food hates. Read the full article online.
