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Homemade, Authentic Indian Cuisine “Not all Indian restaurants are the same”
Mofiz Ali welcomes you to his brand new, family-run Indian restaurant, the Vanilla Spice. The Ali family acquired The Old Rising Sun public house, located on Lyne Road, in Newport, back in 2006 and they have completely renovated the old building.
The spectacularly modern restaurant is finished to a very high standard, as the Ali family have spared no expense in refurbishing and decorating the venue.
The spacious dining area can comfortably seat more than 100 guests and features a stunning cylindrical bar area, where you can be served your favourite drinks from every direction. Not only has Mr Ali created a beautiful new venue to dine at in Newport City Centre, he has also made sure the Vanilla Spice stands out from other Indian restaurants by serving
homemade authentic Indian cuisine, why not book a table and you’ll quickly realise not all Indian restaurants are the same.
“The new restaurant everyone’s talking about”
Opening Hours Monday - Saturday
12.00 - 2.30pm 5.30 - Midnight Sunday
6.00pm - Midnight Vanilla Spice Homemade, Authentic Indian Cuisine
Lyne Road | Newport | NP20 5JG Tel: 01633 255446/255330
www.vanillaspicenewport.co.uk 86 /
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Newport’s Premier Indian Restaurant
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