It was Glasgow's oldest Indian restaurant and the favourite curry house for generations of both ordinary locals and famous stars, including Billy Connolly, but the Koh-I-Noor is sadly no more.
First opened in 1964 in Gibson Street, Kelvinbridge, the Koh-I-Noor was the place where thousands of Glaswegians tanned their first tandoori, devoured their first dhansak and popped their first poppadum.
Massively popular in its day, the Indian restaurant moved in the 1980s to Charing Cross, where it would earn legendary status and a clientele that included many of Glasgow's top showbiz personalities.
