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Ronaq serves up 50 per cent discount for January

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Ronaq, one of Edinburgh’s leading Indian restaurants, is serving up a new year treat for customers with 50 per cent off its entire menu for the month of January.

Having introduced the offer last year, bosses have been inundated with enquiries from diners keen to know if there were plans to run something similar to kick off 2026.

The good news is that the big discount will once again be running from New Year’s Day at the Comely Bank eatery, which is also a BYOB.

Whether it’s fragrant biryanis, signature karahi dishes or Ronaq specials, customers can now enjoy it all at a fraction of the price.

“The name Ronaq means brightness and joy and we hope to bring lots of that to our customers in January with this offer,” said owner Mohammed Shoaib, who has been serving the finest Indian and Pakistani cuisine since opening in 2014.

“It was really popular last January and I lost count in recent weeks of the number of people asking if we were going to do the same this time.

“We want to give back to our loyal customers and what better way than by providing them with a memorable Ronaq dining experience at a memorable price?”

Opening times from 1 January are noon-2pm and 5pm-10pm, seven days a week.

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