Scottish Asian Food Awards 2026 winners announced in Glasgow
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 20:43 · Archive
The Scottish Asian Food Awards 2026 winners have been revealed, with multiple Glasgow restaurants honoured.
The Scottish Asian Food Awards 2026, now in its seventh year, announced its winners at a gala event in Glasgow on 5 October. The awards, organised by Oceanic Awards, recognise excellence across the Asian food industry.
Glasgow establishments claimed multiple accolades. Firangi in Cambuslang were crowned Scotland's Curry Kings, whilst Madras Cafe took Curry Restaurant of the Year. Other Glasgow winners included The Wee Dhaaba in Govan (Desi Cafe of the Year), Laz Turkish Tapas (Turkish Restaurant), Suissi Vegan Kitchen (Noodles & Stir Fry Restaurant of the Year), Watan Grill (Afghani Restaurant of the Year) and Tharas Takeaway (Curry Takeaway of the Year). Restaurants beyond Glasgow also won: Pad T'aye in Hamilton received Thai Restaurant of the Year, and Yakitori House in East Kilbride won both Asian Street Food and Asian Fusion Restaurant of the Year.
Yasmin Mahmood, CEO of Oceanic Awards, said the awards continue to showcase 'the incredible talent, passion, and hard work that exists within Scotland's Asian food industry'. The event was hosted by sports presenter David Tanner and welcomed guests from across Scotland.
How it is being reported
- Eight Glasgow restaurants named finalists in 2026 'Curry Oscars'Eight Glasgow restaurants have been named finalists in the esteemed 'Curry Oscars' for 2026Glasgow Times · 9 Oct, 13:54
- The winners from in and around Glasgow of The Scottish Asian Food Awards 2026The winners of The Scottish Asian Food Awards 2026 have been announced, and Glasgow is home to the country's 'Kings of Curry'.Glasgow Live · 8 Oct, 16:25
In this story: Firangi · Madras Cafe · The Wee Dhaaba · Oceanic Awards · Glasgow · Cambuslang · Govan · Yasmin Mahmood
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