My wife and I tried on Friday night,service was excellent but surroundings very drab and over lit…read more If you enjoy home pride style curries be my guest but we found the food to be very bland and boring, if you prefer more traditional asian food take my advise and stay clear.

Served beef instead of lamb Went on Friday evening, the…read moresurroundings and atmosphere are more café style rather than restaurant. The staff and owner were very friendly. Poppadum's and accompaniments plus a bottle of tap water are complimentary and are placed on the table as you are seated. I noticed my partners starter of Tandoori Lamb looked a bit odd, when I tasted it I was horrified to find that he had been served chunks of stewing beef, which must have been boiled first to soften it, I didn't want to make a fuss but still needed to point out the mistake (I've never in my life seen beef on an Indian menu) the owner came across and asked me how I knew the difference, I said it's like asking someone the difference between fish and chicken. There was no outcome to my complaint, however I believe the owner was tempted by the huge price difference and the hope no one will notice. My starter of Tandoori Fish was tasteless as well as over fried to the point of it being hard and chewy, the rest of the meal was very average Would only recommend if you enjoy cheap and cheerful (don't order lamb) with the bonus of being able to bring your own alcohol -great for a large party

We have been here quite a few times now and food is always amazing. Great ambiance. I love…read moresupporting local, hard working, family businesses, because they truly care, about their customers, serving great food and outstanding service. Thank you to Saleem, Joey & their team.

Very good food and great service. The saffron offers both informal and formal dining facilities for…read morepeople wishing to dine. The BOGOF offer for mon to Thursday is great way to end your night after a session round Horbury.

Old school Indian, great really dry spinach bahji, tarka dal, prawn puree and lamb tikka…read more Appetizer sizes so we were not stuffed. A peshwari naan to wrap it all up in. Been disappointed generally with UK peshawar but hey ho its how it is here, me I like it super sweet. The crown in here were devotees and hugging and kissing the waiters. An older bunch of fellas - seasoned and knowing.

My sister had recently visited me in Boston and I had taken her to "my" Indian restaurant, the…read moreshera Punjab in Quincy, and in return when I went back home to Yorkshire she was taking me to "her" place, Nawaab to compare. Impossible to pick a winner! Nawaab is an excellent restaurant, outstanding sizzling starter with the favorites of onion barji, kebab, lamb chops and chicken tikka. We had a large group so we had several different curries, again, impossible to pick the best. The lamb was fork tender, the chicken juicy, the sauces, makhani, vindaloo, tikka marsala, balti, all divine. Fantastic chapati, fluffy rice and great service will make me certainly go back to Nawaab when I return to my other home!

One Saturday evening recently we decided to meander across to this very new Nawaab and try out…read moretheir offerings. Boy was it busy. We had to fight our way through the throngs of people just to get to a member of staff to ask if they had a table free. We had a short wait and then they showed us to our table. The menu is extensive. Almost too much to think about in some ways. It was very busy in the restaurant and the noise of people chattering was a bit difficult as you had to shout to be heard at the other side of the table. The tables are quite close together as well. Therefore not a place I would recommend for a romantic meal for two. Having said all that the food was fabulous. All four of us had something different but there wasn't one complaint between us. The prices, I would say, are the higher side of moderate but defintely worth it.

Omar's is a fairly cheap curry house with massive portions. Curry and rice or naan will come to…read moreless than £10 per person. I don't think they serve alcohol on the premises but you can apparently bring your own. Be warned when ordering the naan, they are massive. A standard naan will easily feed two people. A family size naan will easily feed 4-5. Don't expect the nicest curries. Almost everything on the menu is special but I found it to be fairly bland. Definitely a good fill you up for cheap place though.

My favourite curry house in Bradford. Awesome food, large portions and the largest nan bread in…read morewest yorkshire. Great prices and they do a great student discount.

Visited here due to a voucher promotion, on a Sunday. Very pleasant staff, my daughter was pleased…read morewith the activity book she was given and more importantly, the food was great. I had a Moroccan lamb dish, nicely spiced and very flavoursome! Will eat here again.

Ego is a nice looking place. The designers got the look right bit neglected the sound issues as…read morewhen it was only a quarter full, it was very noisy. Food wise - calamari was very chewy. My wifes chilli prawns were nice but very hot. Main was chicken cacciatore which was nice but would massively have benefitted from adding cherry tomatoes and mascapone as many versions have. My wife had moussaka which was a bit poor. Pudding was a cheese board which was half decent with some lovely chutney. My wifes ice cream was good too. Overal the meal was just average. It wasn't bad and it wasn't great. I only ate there 6 days ago and it took 10 seconds to remember what I had eaten which shows it's a bit forgettable. Shame

Jaipur spice is one of the tastiest curry places ive been to. Really yummy food and the restaurant…read moreis nice but they also do delivery too. Probably a bit more expensive than some of the other indian restaurants in York with it being a chain.

TL;DR - Great value spot for a bite to eat…read more We called in here whilst checking out Leeds and its Christmas markets one Sunday, and we were really pleased with what we found. Quite a few options on the menu, and so we decided to go for the hummus bowl - staff were quick to point out that for just 40p more we could get a meal deal which included a drink and a side. So we both went for a hummus bowl with tabbouleh and a couple of falafel on top, plus a side of sweet potato fries. For drinks I had a green tea and Sparky had a homemade lemonade. The meal deal also came with a nice piece of flatbread. And everything we had was really delicious! The unit itself is only small, but there's plenty of seating in the main area of the Corn Exchange. They also do a few other options like filled pittas, plus you can take away as well.

I spotted Humpit when Stephanie D suggested we meet at the Corn Exchange recently. Unfortunately…read morethis was in the evening, it closes at 5pm, and she had other plans, or else I would have insisted on eating there right away. It's a hummus and pita bar with a hilarious name - that's about as enticing as things can get. So, instead, I insisted that I get the opportunity to try their food before the end of my long weekend and I dragged my mother along. We surprised them by showing up at 11:30 (opening time) on the Monday morning I was planning to leave Leeds. Presumably this is not their busiest time, which suited me just fine. The staff were so nice. They were really friendly and helpful, making suggestions from the menu which is already pretty streamlined; they do hummus or falafel with pita. That's it. They apologised over having no baked chickpeas yet for toppings and offered fresh salad instead, which turned out great. We each ordered the classic hummus with all the toppings (friend onions and mushrooms, spicy salsa and falafel) and I got a brown pita while my mother chose a white one. I also ordered their homemade lemonade, which is the proper, traditional, non-fizzy kind and is very refreshing. The hummus is silky smooth and flavourful and is served just slightly warm alongside a very warm pita. The toppings are perfect and very fresh. I was especially impressed with the falafel which isn't something I normally go for, but it hard a really crispy crunchy outer coating and was lovely and soft in the middle. The meal was so filling too! I normally think of hummus and pita as being a snack but I could barely finish my food! I can see this one being a favourite whenever I visit Leeds from now on.