HIGHLY RECOMMENDED A-Z
MANGO HOUSE
THE
HAVING BEEN ESTABLISHED SINCE 1998, THE MANGO HOUSE BOASTS A WARM AND WELCOMING AMBIENCE IN EACH OF ITS THREE LOCATIONS
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wned and managed by the Hussain family, the menu offers a fantastic selection of recipes created from the fl avours and spices of the Indian
subcontinent. This award-winning restaurant specialises in traditional
balti, tandoori, jalfrezi, and massala dishes which are prepared from fresh ingredients and spices by the professional, experienced chefs. All the food, wherever possible, is locally sourced, and
only use the very best select cuts of Welsh lamb and other fi ne Welsh produce are used. The chefs have many years experience in home-style
Indian cooking and will prepare you a meal that will ignite your taste buds, with fl avoursome signature dishes and house specialities. You can comfortably relax in the opulent lounge and
bar area while you’re waiting to be seated in the luxurious restaurant. Why not enjoy a fragrant glass of chilled house wine, or choose from the extensive collection of specialist drinks, spirits and lagers? Not only does The Mango House have something to
suit every taste and occassion, it also provides the perfect setting to make your birthday celebration or anniversary an
extra special event. If you’re looking for a truly unique dining experience,
not to mention an excellent choice of food, an eclectic selection of beverages and a personal, sincere service that’s second to none, make your way to The Mango House in Magor. Heavenly cuisine and its elegant and chic décor
undoubtedly makes The Mango House one of the fi nest Indian restaurants in south Wales.
Tel: 01633 882655 Glenroy House, Magor Square, Magor, NP26 3HY
Westgate Court, Westgate St, Cardiff CF10 1DD Tel: 029 2023 2299
91 High Street, Cefn Coed, CF48 2PN Tel: 01685 388005
www.mangohouse.co.uk reservations@mangohouse.co.uk
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