Enjoy a curry on the House

Ferry restaurant celebrates 40 years with exclusive deal

A POPULAR curry house is celebrat i ng its 40t h a n n iversa r y w ith a fantastic “buy one get one free” offer exclusive to the Evening Telegraph.

Gulistan House in Broughty Ferry first opened in 1979, and to mark its fifth decade in business is inviting Tele readers to enjoy a bargain meal at its newly refurbished restaurant on Queen Street.

The eatery, l ocated i nside a former church, is one of the city’s oldest Indian restaurants, serving thousands of Dundonians down the years.

It was founded by Munsif Ali Mohammed and today is run by his son Ahzar Mohammed following Munsif’s retirement in 2017.

Azhar said: “My dad first opened the Gulistan in Gray Street as the first Indian restaurant in Broughty Ferry, and continues to have fond memories of the ‘Wee Guli’ as it was known.

“As one of the longest established restaurants i n Dundee most people will have dined with us at some point.

“This offer is in celebration of our 40th anniversary so we’re hoping to be welcoming customers of many years, as well as those who haven’t ever been.”

The Guli has undergone various changes in its 40-year history and most recently has renovated its dining area into a smaller, more intimate space.

A private function room has also been created to cater for parties.

Gulistan House does not sell alcohol and operates a “bring your own bottle” policy.

Customers are welcome to bring their own beer or wine. There is no charge for corkage.

To take advantage of the exclusive 40-day offer, simply cut out the voucher below and head along to Gulistan House, Queen Street, Broughty Ferry, DD5 2HN.

Terms and conditions apply. See below for details.

Gulistan House is located in a former church and has recently been refurbished.