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Indian & South Asian in Newcastle
Newcastle does Indian food well, and you barely need to leave the centre to find it. Sachins on Forth Banks is the classic curry house choice, high chairs on hand for younger diners. Round on Grainger Street, Dakwala Bombay Canteen keeps things quick and plate-based, while Mowgli on Nelson Street does Indian street food in small sharing dishes, useful if your table has different appetites. None of these are far apart, so it comes down to style rather than distance. Mowgli and Dabbawal High Bridge, tucked near Grey Street, both suit sharing plates and are wheelchair accessible, good for a relaxed sit down with older kids who like picking at different things. Sachins is the steadier option if you want a proper curry rather than small dishes. All four have toilets and food on site, so a last-minute stop works without much planning.
4 places

Dabbawal High Bridge Newcastle
Newcastle upon Tyne
Dabbawal High Bridge - Indian street food near Grey Street, Soft Play N.
ToiletsFood on siteWheelchair accessible

Dakwala Bombay Canteen Newcastle
Newcastle upon Tyne
Dakwala on Grainger Street - Indian canteen plates, Soft Play N.
ToiletsFood on site

Mowgli Street Food Newcastle
Newcastle upon Tyne
Mowgli Nelson Street - Indian street-food small plates, Soft Play N.
High chairsToiletsFood on siteWheelchair accessible

Sachins Forth Banks Newcastle
Newcastle upon Tyne
Sachins Forth Banks - classic Newcastle Indian curry house, Soft Play N.
ToiletsFood on siteHigh chairs
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