Bombay Gate, in Darlington, has been nominated for The Northern Echo’s best curry house competition.

Bombay Gate opened at number 10 Skinnergate in 2019, just before the COVID pandemic.

But this didn’t stop them, they adapted their restaurant to do takeaway to help them survive.

The Darlington-based Indian and Bangladeshi restaurant, owned by Syed Ahmed, is delighted to have been nominated for the award by their loyal Darlington customer base.

Bombay Gate, which has been a staple in the local dining scene for the past five years, sets itself apart by blending traditional Indian and Bangladeshi street food with a fine dining experience.

He said: “Everyone who comes through our doors is treated like family. We’ve built a strong community around Bombay Gate, and that is something I’m very proud of.”

“We’re incredibly grateful for this recognition, as we’re always looking for ways to improve and contribute to making Darlington the best it can be,” Ahmed concluded.

Bombay Gate were very surprised and delighted that their restaurant has been nominated for The Northern Echo's best curry house competition and says it's nice to have their hard work and good team be recognised in this way. 

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You can make a nomination by picking up a copy of The Northern Echo, ticking the box of your favourite curry and house, and cutting out the coupon. 

Then post your coupon to Suite 10, Second Floor, Coniscliffe House, Coniscliffe Road, Darlington, County Durham, DL3 7EE.

Voting ends Wednesday, November 13 2024. Photocopies or illegible voting coupons will not be counted. Full terms and conditions can be found here.