30 of the best curry houses in Shropshire – according to our readers


Whether it's a family meal out or a curry and pint with the lads, we all love an Indian feast – with plenty of poppadoms.
The culture of this staple dish began to take shape in Birmingham in the 1950s – where many of us tried curry for the first time. Imagine that.
Now, we ask Shropshire Star readers where their favourite local spot is for an indescribable Indian feast – and the people have spoken.
From melt in the mouth meat and freshly baked naan to good value for money and excellent customer service, our readers have given a special shout out to the Indian restaurants with a curry worth crying out about.
In no particular order, here are 30 of the best curry houses in Shropshire, Telford and Mid Wales according to... well, you!
- Bangla Pride, Market Street, Telford
- The Shakespeare Inn, Upper Bar, Newport
- The Curry House, Mardol, Shrewsbury
- Jaipur, Sandford Ave, Church Stretton
- Lea Cross Tandoori, A488, Lea Cross
- Urey's Street Food, Telford Shopping Centre, Telford
- Chasni, High Street, Telford
- Taj Mahal, Bridge Road, Wellington
- Pickles, Shropshire Street, Market Drayton
- Raza's, Corvedale Road, Craven Arms
- Zengh, High Street, Broseley
- Avatar, Mardol, Shrewsbury
- Spiceland, Market Street, Wellington
- Flavourz, Whitchurch Road, Shrewsbury
- Rachael's Curry House, Llansantffraid
- Aroma, High Street, Albrighton
- The Bell, Church Street, Shifnal
- Blue Water, Brownlow Street, Whitchurch
- Eurasia, W Castle Street, Bridgnorth
- Bharat, Waters Upton, Telford
- Himalaya Tandoori, Whitburn Street, Bridgnorth
- Kashmir Cafe, High Street, Telford
- Junoon, High Street, Wem
- Mishu, High Street, Telford
- Shabab, High Street, Wem
- Maharaja, High Street, Telford
- Spice Heaven, Station Road, Whitchurch
- Peppers, Trench Road, Telford
- Royal Balti, Charlton Street, Wellington
- The Spice Empire, High Street, Cleobury Mortimer
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