Sylhet Balti is a small Bangladeshi takeaway situated off clapgate lane, goose green. The menu is…read morelarge and reasonably priced; there are a number of chef specials in addition to the expected dishes. The Staff are helpful and friendly, service is quick. A special mention must go to the chicken tikka sandwich - delicious :-) There is parking at the back or on clapgate lane itself.

Best Indian food for miles. Huge menu with items such as quail, duck & rabbit. Well worth a trip…read more We drive a 20 mile round trip it is that good.

booked a table for 8 last week... upon arrival we were greeted by the owner of the restaurant…read more.. very friendly approach and did not have to wait around in the waiting are which was beautiful... once seated poppadoms were served and a very friendly waiter took our order with some of his own recommendations.. the restaurant was very busy so after travelling for 1 hour i was abit worried about having to wait for our food abit longer then usual.. but i was totally wrong the food was served within the timescale promised by the waiter and the starters wee freshly prepared and piping hot... the starters main and dessert were great.. the owner visited our table a couple of times to ensure everything was OK and we didn't require anything else... we then chilled out at the bar for a short while before leaving.... overall i would recommend Ashiana restaurant as they provide and excellent service with a smile and also delicious food... 10/10 was worth the drive down to newark

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.

Everything. It was so completely contrary to every other review that we've seen. We ordered grey…read moregoose and soda with lime and a cranberry grey goose. I asked for spangling water and flat water for my wife. What we got was complete confusion. They gave me a glass with lime juice and a warm bottle of soda water. I asked about the vodka and they had no idea what I was referring to. Eventually, they pulled out Ciroc vodka. To say that it was bad doesn't actually describe how bad the drink was. At least as of the moment we still have no sparkling water, they gave my with a glass of literal tap water. Waiting on the Raj Special and the Tikka Marsala.... This should be interesting. So the chicken tikka masala was actually pretty good. I've never had it with a red sauce, but this one did. Good, but not what I expected. My wife had the Raj and she enjoyed that. I assume the largest issue was a language barrier. Honestly, I wouldn't go back. 3/5 stars

Service is so friendly here, and the food is delicious. Our evening was impacted badly by a group…read moreof drunks who came in and were loud and carrying on. Just the way of things these days, some people are entitled and selfish, especially young drunk white men.

Was very very good. Shit was gas fr ong no lie. Def a W meal ong. Tasty af I love the naan…read moreespecially the chili one and the one stuffed w veggies. ONG that shit slapped.

Are you a group of students looking for a cheap meal at the end of a long day and night of…read moredrinking? Or perhaps you are more interested in quantity than quality when it comes to curry. If so, this is the place for you. With a cheap 'meal deal' that includes a starter, main, rice and side dish, this place pulls in the post-pub crowd, especially on a Friday and Saturday night. The presence of curry houses on this stretch of Mansfield Road has greatly diminished in the last few years. Places such as Chand, Himalaya, and Umar-E-Khyam are no more. Even the relatively new Guru closed down a while back. So, we're left with Noor Jahan, which to me is baffling, and only the low prices can explain this. I have given this place several chances, mainly due to the fact that I enjoy Mansfield Road as a drinking area, and finding myself wanting a curry but not wishing to start a trek to another part of town to get one. As i've said, it's cheap. It's redeeming features end there for me. The chicken in the main courses always seems tough, as if it has been cooked twice. The sauces have a slightly odd flavour, something I can't put my finger on. It also seems that most main courses are based on the same sauce, with only small variations to differentiate them. Mansfield Road desperately needs a reasonably priced late-night curry house serving quality food, as Noor Jahan does not fulfil the brief, at least as far as the quality food element is concerned. The only other curry house on this stretch that I know of is called Deva, which I have not visited, but which I have been told some iffy things about in the past. Still, next time i'm in that neck of the woods and can't be bothered to travel for my post-booze curry, I think i'd take my chances at Deva rather than give Noor Jahan another go. I give this place 2 stars...one for the cheapness and quantity of the food, and one for the fact that the service isn't usually too bad. Oh, and the tarka dhal is pretty good, but it doesn't say much about a restaurant when a lentil side dish is the tastiest thing they have to offer. To reiterate what I said at the start though, if you are on a tight budget and / or aren't really fussy about your curry and just need a lot of food to soak up the booze at the end of the night, this could be the place for you...you will not leave hungry, as long as you like the food enough to be able to eat it all.

I am not trying to Curry your favour by writing this, but even as a Liverpool fan, I do love…read moreManchester. I used to live there, I love it a lot more than London for example. I got racially abused a hell of a lot in Manchester but it still has a lot more life to it than most places I've ever been. One of the all-time highlights of not just Manchester, but the whole UK, is Curry Mile. It doesn't get much better. Some of the best curries in town, all kinds of wonderful South Asian, Middle Eastern, you name it, all sorts of food that will blow your mind. I've been coming here since I was little. It's a rough area but so is your nether region when unshaved. So my highlight will always be Rusholme Chippy, which is not so much a chippy but a kebab house, featuring the best Kobedeh Kebab in the entire world that I've ever had. Open late and a must-try.

Most cities offer a Chinatown. Some have a Little Italy. There are Jewish quarters, Polish…read moreneighbourhoods and other such places of cultured cuisine knocking around all over the UK. But how many of them have an entire mile dedicated to Indian food? Rusholme's section of Wilmslow Road is where you'll find a vast array of curry houses hotly anticipating your custom, as well as the obligatory variety of off-licenses due to the Bring Your Own Booze policy of many of the restaurants... Then, there's that which the uninitiated won't have heard of - the many Indian sweet shops and ice cream stops ideally placed for that one wafer thin mint that'll nickname you Mr Creosote after filling your belly with more spicy sauces than are humanly healthy. If you have relatives or friends visiting and they like it hot, a visit here is a must. At first, it's completely mind-boggling. What differentiates one curry house from the next? Don't they all serve the same food? Well, this is where Yelp does the hard work for you - we're here to Yelp you after all. Take the ones you're interested in. Maybe they offer something a little different? Sri Lankan cuisine, a charcoal pit, Pakistani, Punjab, Afghan... then search them in Yelp and see what we have to say about them. Heck, we're like one of those price comparison websites. We're your middleman. We went to the bad ones when we were students, so you don't have to. The Curry Mile also has a policy somewhat alien to the rest of the UK. Rusholmers live like New Yorkers. If you want curry at 4am, you can get curry at 4am. A lot of these places stay open well into the wee small hours and then some. Everyone should visit here at least once. It's bright and shiny enough for tourists, authentic enough for foodies, cheap enough for students, lively enough for groups and different enough for just about every taste. Definitely put this on your to-do list if you're new to the great city of Manchester.

The Food Is Fantastic All Cooked Very Well And You Have A Wide Variety To Choose Fromread more

From the owner: Rice n' Spice is a newly trending authentic indian & Bangladeshi Restaurant & takeaway situated in…read moreWakefield Town Centre serving age old recipes, which are combined with our 21st century mouthwatering twist. All our dishes are cooked by skilled chefs with passion ensuring every curry is of top quality. The menu is versalite so no one is left out when it comes to choices. We are fully licensed restaurant with a bar for you to enjoy drinks with your curry. Our friendly staff are at your service and with a great atmosphere within the restaurant, be sure to have a memorable experience. No matter what your occasion is, you can take comfort knowing the food will not dissapoint. We cater for events outdoors too as well as hosting within the restaurant. Give us a call to make enquiries on how we can make your event special. We also have parking behind the restaurant and on the side