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Gandhi Spice
Gandhi Spice

Authentic Indian Cuisine

Tandoori Restaurant & Takeaway
Fully Licensed

31-33 Bank Street, Ossett, WF5 8PS
Open 7 days a week
01924 267329

Takeaways 10% off marked prices when collected.

Free delivery with orders over £10 within 3 miles


ITS many regular customers will tell you that for a fabulous taste of India you can’t do better than Gandhi Spice.

This popular licensed tandoori restaurant, on Bank Street, Ossett, is fitted out in contemporary style and is fully air conditioned.

However, despite its modern appearance, customers old and new are assured of a traditional warm welcome from owner Sheik Yousef Ali and his staff, who are always happy to help you with choosing your meal from the extensive menu.

To get a good idea of the delights on offer, pay a visit on Sunday evenings and you can tuck into a superb banquet at prices from £8.50, put together to showcase dishes from right across the menu.

Opening hours are 5.30pm–11.30pm Sundays to Thursdays, 5.30pm–12.30am Fridays and Saturdays, with 10 per cent discount for takeaways and free parking to the rear.

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Gandhi Spice
Tandoori cuisine
A warm welcome awaits you
There are many different cooking techniques associated with Indian cuisine. Most are regionally based but they commonly use spices and herbs from the sub-continent cooked with beef, lamb, chicken and vegetables.


It’s not well known, but the word curry is actually English. ‘Cury’ was the old English word for cooking derived from the French cuire – to cook, boil or grill – hence cuisine. So when the English merchants landed at Surat, India, in 1608 the word ‘cury’ had been part of the English language for well over 200 years.


An estimated 23 million portions of chicken tikka masala are served in Indian restaurants in Britain a year – enough to feed a full capacity Wembley Stadium two meals a day for over two months.