About Gurkha Village
Gurkha Village is a Nepalese restaurant situated on Oxford Road in Kidlington, just outside Oxford. The restaurant serves traditional Nepalese and Indian cuisine, with a menu that includes tandoori dishes, classic curries, vegetable dishes, street food and a selection of rice and breads. The kitchen pays close attention to detail using quality ingredients, and the head chef creates original dishes alongside familiar favourites. The venue is fully licensed with a bar and beer garden. Gurkha Village offers both dine-in and takeaway services, with home delivery available within up to an eight mile radius. Online collection and delivery discounts are available on qualifying orders. The restaurant received a Travellers' Choice Award from Trip Advisor in 2021. Customer reviews highlight the food quality, attentive service and relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.
Features
- Beer Garden
- Delivery
- Outdoor Seating
- Takeaway
- Vegetarian Options
- Wheelchair Accessible
Frequently asked questions
Does Gurkha Village cater for food allergies or intolerances?
Yes, if you have a food allergy or intolerance you must phone the restaurant before ordering. They will provide the allergy information you need so you can order safely.
Does Gurkha Village offer delivery?
Yes, home delivery is available within up to eight miles. Free delivery is offered up to five miles with a minimum order of £10 to £15. For distances between five and eight miles the minimum order is £30 to £40 with a charge of £1 to £5.
Are there any online ordering discounts available?
Yes, discounts are available on qualifying collection and delivery orders. The discount is automatically applied at checkout to all qualifying orders.
Can I book a table at Gurkha Village?
Yes, the restaurant offers online booking through their website.
Is Gurkha Village wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue is wheelchair-friendly.
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