AN AWARD-WINNING restaurant has announced their collaboration with a new Loch Lomond eatery.
Annaya's, on West Princes Street in Helensburgh, will be collaborating with the team at The Ben Bar and Kitchen in Balloch to bring their popular food to the village.
The new restaurant at 100 Balloch Road will bring the renowned 'Desi' dishes which will be led by their chef Zak and his nephew Ibby, bolstered by Helensburgh's Rocky Aziz's support.
The opening date hasn't been revealed yet, but people in the town are encouraged to follow their new Annaya's Indian - Balloch Facebook page for updates.
A spokesperson from Annaya's said: "The time for denials is over. Balloch we are coming for you!
"After 10 years serving the wonderful community of Helensburgh, we are collaborating with the brilliant team at The Ben Bar & Kitchen to bring Annaya’s to Balloch!
"Stay tuned, please like, share and follow our new page Annaya's Indian - Balloch for news about opening dates and more!"
And The Ben Bar and Kitchen added: "Annaya's, the crown jewel of Helensburgh's Indian culinary scene, is set to become a part of our family at 100 Balloch Road!
"Brace yourself for a gastronomic adventure as Annaya's renowned 'Desi' dishes make their debut once our doors swing open.
"Since 2014, Annaya's has captivated taste buds with their authentic flavours and dedication to wholesome, home-cooked meals.
"We are eagerly anticipating the moment when you can savour their award-winning cuisine right here at The Ben Bar and Kitchen.
"From the freshest local ingredients to the finest herbs and spices, Annaya's crafts dishes are a harmonious blend of indulgence and nutrition, using rapeseed oil and minimal additives.
"Every bite reflects their culinary passion, and we are privileged to host such a revered team celebrated for their delightful flavours.
"Led by chef Zak and his visionary partnership with his nephew Ibby, bolstered by the esteemed Mr. Rocky Aziz's support, Annaya's has forged a reputation for excellence. And soon, their legacy will flourish under our roof."
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