This is a close second to Bilash as a takeawy in my opinion. Really quick service and good quality…read morefood at decent prices. I have never sat in the restaurant but it always looks mega busy - don't get a seat by the door - it's forever opening and closing!

A fantastic restaurant which is just off the beaten path. The food was lovely, great service and…read morereasonable prices. The only downside was that the poppadoms were not as crisp as they should have been.

Full disclosure. I first ate from Rajput in 1986 and I always go when I'm back in Sheffield. So…read moreyeah - I'm a fan. But it never fails to disappoint. Last night we dined in, and that chicken tikka methi was just as great as always.

Decent restaurant if you can't be bothered heading to the city centre. You can bring your own…read morealcohol and the food is competitively priced.

Busy on a Wednesday night - which is always a good sign…read more Great flavors - exactly how I like my Chicken Tikka Methi to taste, but the meat was dry and tough.

I really wanted this to be good. I mean it wasn't terrible, the food was edible and the service was…read moreok, but it was just a bit 'meh'. Popadoms, a starter and main each, couple of side dishes with one rice and one naan between us, washed down with 2 small cokes came to just shy of £50... It certainly wasn't a £50 curry! The prawn purée was nice and creamy, but the chef's speciality dishes (a narwabi and a chicken handi) were underwhelming. When I saw a Handi on the menu, I reminisced fondly of times gone by at Tariq's in Leeds where their handi was full of fresh tomatoes, chillis and flavour. Unfortunately, this dish was not that. The saag paneer side dish tasted burnt and the daal had a strange taste too. I know flavours are subjective, and this could very well be some people's favourite curry house. But it wasn't mine. They sell coke by the glass bottle, which obviously tastes the best, but they charge a premium for it, making a big glass of coke £4!

East & West provide food that you would expect to eat in a traditional South Indian or Sri Lankan…read morehome. All dishes seems to be prepared with the freshest ingredients and it pamper our taste buds and provide a healthy and tasty alternative, without leaving you with a hole in your pocket. Masala Dosa, Kothu, Hydrabad Biriyani, Thali's are excellent. Our current main focus from 2012 is serving authentic South Indian and Sri Lankan sit down restaurant and catering party services for our local customers. Our sponsored Chefs are from expert's background from South India & Sri Lanka.

Cheap and basic - not that that's a bad thing! Very tasty food, lots of choice and things you…read moreprobably won't have tried before from Sri Lanka and Southern India. The staff are always happy to explain what dishes are exactly, and give helpful recommendations. Fast service, everything us always freshly prepared too.

The Royal Spice is one of those restaurants that we just keep returning to…read more You always get a warm welcome from the staff when you go in. The restaurant is decorated in quite a modern style. They have a licensed bar and the drinks are reasonably priced. The food is always top-notch, and we never have to wait too long for it to be served. My other half is vegetarian, and he's always pleased that the veggie dishes are packed full of loads of different types of veg. It's good value too - around £25 for two starters, two mains, a couple of nans, a beer and a glass of wine. They also do takeaway, with free poppadoms and a generous 20% student discount. Consistently good food at reasonable prices - what more could you ask for!

Came here with a large and boisterous party, and it really was a terrific experience. Hard to say…read morewhich was better--the food or the service. My 48-hour Chicken Tandoor was delicious and tender even though I normally avoid white meat because it so rarely is tender and juicy. The staff were kind enough to accommodate my request for extra spicy chicken, and then later to provide me with sauce when I belated realized that I had ordered Chicken Tandoor instead of Chicken Tikka Masala. The owner then ended our night by giving us crackers from India. Décor was in good taste, no kitch that sometimes is a risk for "ethnic" restaurants. I was already enjoying my time in Sheffield, but Ashoka's service and food really hit the spot. Food is four stars, but the service pushed it into five.

A good Indian restaurant. Service was quick, the staff attentive and friendly. The decor is good,…read morewith a cost atmosphere. You'll need to book in advance as they seem very busy especially on a Friday night. Food was tasty without being anything special. Prices are about what you'd expect, with drinks a bit expensive as usual. A decent place to go if you're heading out down Ecclesall road.

One of only a handful of decent Indian restaurants in Doncaster. I've never had a bad meal from…read morehere.

If you are looking for Indian fine dining, look no more, Agraah is the place!…read more I love the choice of curries they have, as somehow I do not see pasanda everywhere. The waiters are attentive and the food comes promptly. I went there with a large group but also for a date and both experiences were great. The central location in Leopold Square is also a bonus. This is the perfect place to try Indian food for the first time or convert people to Indian food!

I had a great leaving party here at Christmas 2019. The food; atmosphere; friendliness and service…read morewas fantastic. Quite simply they know how to run a business - its all about quality of product AND customer service. You cannot be successful without both. Thanks so much, we look forward to coming back.

For 30 years + this place has served legendary indian food, recommended.read more

Food was excellent, right up there with other great biriyani's I've had and made. Parotta's are…read morelovely and flaky, would always recommend them. Tried the Appam (similar to a fluffy pancake) this time as well at the recommendation of a waiter, also amazing. Great service from great wait staff, pretty great setting, great mix of vegetarian options-a great Indian restaurant if you're looking for one in central sheffield

Authentic Kerala cuisine served in Sheffield. Loved it. Excellent for large groups. A lot bigger…read morethan I expected. Lovely collection of drinks to try. Will post a detailed review later.

I really wanted this place to be good. I mean, on paper it sounds great. Big portions of delicious…read morecurry goodness, BYOB, small intimate setting. Sounds good right? Unfortunately the reality didn't live up to my expectations. For a start, the menu is limited. There are about 8 types of curry, (none of which you've ever heard of) served with what seemed like a thimble of rice, and a naan, or for a few quid extra you can make it a full meal by adding lentils and another side dish to it. The curry was tasty enough but I was left with loads of sauce and no rice to tip into it, forcing me to order another portion of rice. When the extra rice turned up, the portion was enormous. The portions are truly baffling. I also ordered an extra starter because I was disappointed with my rice situation, and feeling adventurous I went for something purely at random. Mistake. Because the description just listed some of the ingredients and no real details I expected something cooked, it was raw. It had a taste I was unfamiliar with. I left most of it. It's a small restaurant, with not much effort put into decor. The atmosphere reminded me of the kitchen of my old student halls, take from that what you will... But hey, it was BYOB, and the curry itself was quite nice, so that's worth 3 stars right?

Excessive use of chili. Food was painful to eat and caused my partner stomach ache. Delivery took…read moretwo hours. Owner responds rudely to negative reviews on Google.