went shopping today like i do every weekend and the ramzan offers have started, 2 bottles of coke…read morefor £2.50 or £1.39 each. only last week they were £1.20 each nearly every item marked ramzan offer seems to have gone up in price. islamic month of rip-off well done to the management of pak foods. hope the almighty gives you more..

I'm regular shopper at Pak foods, as it offers various type of vegetables, fruits, and other…read moreinternational ingredients that you can't find in other stores. The meat is very fresh, halal, and many deals are offered. Good value for money.

Wow...this place drew me in with the sheer mass of foods and brightly coloured packages available…read more I visited here the other week when I went to the theatre and was seriously impressed by the amount of foods available to buy. You have to go look around to see what i mean but there are masses upon masses of great things in here. The staff are that lovely that they speak to you about recipes you could try and offer helpful hints and tips. I'll definitely be going back to investigate further when I'm not rushing to the theatre!

This place is a magic wonderland of exciting cuisine. I challenge you to find a more interesting…read moreand inspiring shopping trip - you simply won't find it. As you enter the store the decor is a fascination, with beautiful lanterns hanging overhead and a beautiful silver water globe feature in the entrance. Immediately as you go in on the left there is the fruit and veg section which offers up more exotic fruit and veg than I have ever actually seen. They had enoki mushrooms, star fruit, dragon fruit, bamboo and so much more. They had fruit that I don't even know what it is. The only description I can offer is that they reminded me of Stinky from the Moomins, only more pinkish brown than black! I'm totally going back to try them some day. As well as that they had EVERYTHING to do with traditional chinese, korean and other asian cuisines. With more noodles than you can imagine, cakes, fish, 'mochi' and so much more it is probably the most exciting place to shop for food in Leeds. I can only hope that at some point I will get to live near enough to make it my regular supermarket! My boyfriend and I have made a pact that we will go in there and put together a meal sometime and I'm going to hold him to it! A delight to shop in, but pop in just to see.

Take an average kebab shop, add some vinyl seating and some instant coffee and do you really have a…read morerestaurant? stuck at the side of a supermarket this place has none of the charm of your average supermarket cafe, the service was a little slow and the food was not outstanding. The chap serving was pleasant and helpful but this is not a place I'd choose to come back to.

Venus is basically a Turkish Supermarket, selling most of the things you would expect from a…read moresupermarket, plus lots of Turkish specialities such as baklava, which were delicious. It's bakery provides the pide for the cafe. The main attraction for my family though is the attached cafe, It is definitely a cafe rather than a restaurant, wherein lies Tim M's disappointment. It does say restaurant above the door, it has similar seating to Akbar's but the giveaways are the high steel counter and the illuminated takeaway style menu hanging from the ceiling. The kebabs are the most expensive thing on the menu at £5.50 each; for that you get a surprising quantity of lean, spicy meat in a Turkish pide, which is much more substantial than the bog standard pittas, three sorts of fresh salad and fries. I have to admit that they are fries not chips and obviously the American cut frozen style but this is a takeaway so that's hardly unusual. We always have the kebabs, lamb for the beloved and I, chicken for the youth. At some point I will have a pide, which seems to be a sort of Turkish pizza, with meat or cheese on pide dough. The coffee is from a bean to cup filter machine; I haven't checked if they do espresso ..... yet. There are a variety of cold drinks in a fridge; I tried a mint yogurt drink but didn't spot straight away that it was carbonated. Let's say it was interesting; sharp and mildly minty but I'd have been happier without the bubbles. The seating and tables are a cut above your average cafe, high backed, padded chairs and substantial black tables. The glass lights are very pretty too, I like it when people make an effort. The service isn't fast but very pleasant. Bear in mind that they are cooking the food as needed rather than serving precooked food or boil in the bag (like Bibis) and I like a leisurely lunch. oh and it is halal.

I love this place. I go here for all my sauces. I recommend it to anyone to pop in for an…read moreadventurous snack or authentic ingredients. They have a great selection of chilled drinks, which i like picking one at random, not having a clue what I'm getting lol. The accept card and cash and the owners are so polite, it makes me want to pop in whenever I am in town.

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Horrendous service. One time the employees were throwing things around across aisles and over the…read moreshelves, for the fun of it, I suppose. I was afraid of getting a knock on the head by a can. Once, at the counter, the clerk scanned my items, and just walked away, with no help in packing. The walnuts we got once were stale. I really wish there was a proper Indian store in the Nottingham area. At this time, there appears to be no choice whatsoever.

First time I ordered from here it was nothing to shout about but I thought I'd give them another…read morego. Delivery was quoted as 45mins to an hour (about average) but it turned 15 minutes late and was barely warm. I reheated the food but it was pretty average even after that. I called the shop to complain and was offered discount on my next order but I don't think I'll be collecting that any time soon as I am unlikely to reorder from here

I always collect and the food is cooked fresh and quickly. Standard is pretty good, i've eaten a…read morelot of curries and these are as good as most. They generally throw in a couple of free popadoms and some minty yogurt sauce. Recommended, not a gourmet curry, but pretty good for a Friday night takeaway

A treasure trove of the kind you never expect to find in the provinces . They have products here…read morethat I used to have to go to the Japan Centre in London to find . Black and white yam cake , shirataki noodles , calpis a fantastic freezer section You could spend all day and a small fortune in here and still leave wanting more . The only drawback is the size , the shop is tiny and if you don't have it to yourself its difficult to move around . Happily it isn't usually very busy .

Let's be honest about the Chinese food in the UK. As a foodie, I think we can agree that it's…read morenormally awful in comparison to the rest of the world. For what you pay for, the food is .... something the rhymes with sap. So I was really surprised when I found, in the middle of Sheffield, this super authentic Chinese restaurant that specializes in Cantonese rice pots and herbal soups. Rice pots, somewhat of a comfort food, are these singular boiled rice bowls with the side dish steaming on top of it. This allows the rice to absorb all the flavors while it's being cooked. We ordered the classic Chicken and Shitake mushroom rice pot. Herbal soups can be a bit pricey (depending on the ingredients), but worth having a try as the ingredients used in each soup is intended to keep you healthy and flush out toxins. As a Chinese person, I don't see anything wrong with having bones in my soup, but I can see other people might be put off by it. A lot of "local" people will be confused with what it is, but if you're adventurous enough to try some yummy Chinese comfort food, I'd highly recommend this place.