THE Tiffin Rasoi takeaway in Barry has become a serial winner, taking the prize of ‘Best Takeaway in Wales’ for the second time in a row on Monday evening (26th June) at the Food Awards Wales 2023 ceremony in Cardiff that recognised and rewarded the talent and hard work of the Welsh food industry
Now in its sixth year, the Food Awards Wales have become the annual leading celebration of the country’s food scene.
A jubilant spokesperson for Tiffin Rasoi said: “We’ve only gone and won it again! We’re absolutely delighted to share that we have won again (back to back) the award for Best Takeaway in Wales.
“We absolutely couldn’t have done it without our wonderful and loyal customers! A massive ‘THANK YOU’ for continuing to support us. Thank you to our talented and hardworking team at Tiffin Rasoi for making this achievement possible.”
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Other winners of The Food Awards Wales 2023:
Best Mexican Establishment: Las Iguanas (Newport)
Best Oriental Establishment: Lotus Restaurant & Take-Away (Carmarthen)
Best Indian Establishment: Royal Balti (Barry)
Best Asian Food Establishment: Nora’s Kitchen (Tenby)
Best Italian Establishment: Giardini di Sorrento (Cardiff)
Best World Cuisine: Up A Yard Jamaican Cuisine (Holywell)
Best Vegetarian Establishment: Tŷ Medi (Machynlleth)
Best Seafood Establishment: Rib and Oyster (Kilgetty)
Best Mediterranean Establishment: Yamas Restaurant Cardiff (Cardiff)
Caterer of the Year: Sugarloaf Catering (Blaenavon)
Fine Dining Restaurant of the Year: Cosy Corner Lounge (Porthcawl)
Traditional Welsh Restaurant of the Year: The Steak and Stamp (Pencoed)
Best Street Food: Little Steak Hut (Newport)
Best Street Food of Cardiff: Pregos Street Food (Cardiff)
Welsh Produce of the Year: Lilos Handmade (Pencoed)
Dessert Outlet of the Year: Basil & Rusty’s Ice Cream Parlour (Machen)
Retail Bakery of the Year: The Cookes Bake (Cwmbran)
Family Restaurant of the Year: Brecon Tap (Brecon)
Outstanding Restaurant Supplier of the Year: Micro Acres Wales (Pontypridd)
Cookery School of the Year: Scholars Restaurant (YstradMynach)
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