Tandoor Mahal
Indian and Bangladeshi restaurant on Bridge Street offering both dine-in and takeaway. A varied menu with a focus on fresh preparation and flavour. One of the most popular Indian restaurants in Morpeth.
About Tandoor Mahal
Tandoor Mahal is an Indian and Bangladeshi restaurant at 17 Bridge Street in the centre of Morpeth. It serves an extensive range of traditional Bangladeshi and Indian dishes, with chefs trained in home-style cooking methods preparing recipes drawn from across the Indian subcontinent. The kitchen emphasises fresh, high-quality produce, sourcing herbs, spices, vegetables and cuts of meat from committed suppliers. The restaurant caters for both dine-in and takeaway and regularly advertises special offers to its customers. It is one of several long-standing Indian restaurants serving Morpeth's town centre.
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