The service was very good & the food excellent. Nice decor, but with all hard surfaces it could get…read morenoisy. Really enjoyed our dinner.

Increidble. The best service I have ever had at a restaurant in the UK, maybe the world…read more Was asked if I wanted papadum and water before I even sat down. The staff seemed to expertly anticipate my needs, and I never felt like I needed anything becauSe everything arrived at the perfect time. No task was too small for any of the team, and I interacted with 5 different employees, all of whom were extremely friendly, professional, and efficient. Chatted with Jay about world travel, and he made me feel at home. I will certainly be back if I ever make it back to Leeds. Food was delicious as well! Vegetarian feast of papadum, chutneys, chana masala, and dal was enough for 2 meals. Service ended with a hot wet towel, pure luxury. Cannot recommend highly enough!! 10 stars

I have been a patron of the Karachi since 1973 when they we're in the cellar and a curry cost 50p…read more Recently I collected my take away orders including a keema. The keema I received was not the keema I had come to expect. More onion base than mince. The mince was very low quality with large lumps of gristle. The taste was predominantly "Cumin" & ""Chili" instead of the usual aromatic magic of masala. The prices have gone up which I don't mind but the magic has gone and quality plummeted. I wouldn't feed it to the dog, it went in the bin along with my patronage. THE END of a love affair.

All my trips to Karachi have been spur-of-the-moment things; stepping out of the cinema into (sort…read moreof) fresh air and suddenly realising we're all ravenous, our stomachs and noses lead us to the closest curry emporium. If we're not in the mood for the drunken students of Great Horton Road, we're usually drawn to Karachi. If one of our number has never been before, the sight of the place leads to protests and confusion. "Is this it?!" or "Isn't this just someone's house?" are the most common. That means when they're digging into the awesome food we can be smug and self-righteous, which makes food taste better. Karachi does look like someone's house. A grubby looking mid-terrace on a sketchy looking street. Even when you walk in, it looks like you're in someone's living room. The whole place feels very "Fawlty Towers", especially with the crap decor, mismatched floral plates and somewhat shonky service. But then the food arrives and ermahgerd. Rick Stein has visited, complete with camera crew, on several occasions. It is easy to see why - or rather, easy to taste why. The curries are great, and you should try one of the specials if you can. Suddenly it doesn't feel like you're in a strange little restaurant built into a house. Quite often, our waiter has brought us out the wrong number of cutlery, forgotten something we order, or looked at us like aliens when we remind him that we ordered drinks 20 minutes ago. In some restaurants, this kind of service comes with crap food and makes me scowl. At Karachi, the combination of fantastic food with at least one mishap per visit makes me laugh. Maybe the place is run by Basil Fawlty. Maybe it's all just a cunning ruse. Either way, bloomin' good curries.

my second time order of the same dishes veg option first time it was excellent today was…read moredisappointing. I specifically asked for the curries not to be oily but was too oily there was no makhani present in the daal unlike the first time! The spices were not grounded and were whole whilst chewing the food i'm afraid there was no consistency between the chefs. you could tell a different chef had prepared my food this time. overall I was very disappointed in my food, I think I will leave ordering again.

Ordered fish masala for starters and it looked amazing however when I had my first bite had 3 fish…read morebones in fish, and eating more it had tons more bones which put me off. Me and gf ordered curries my was ok but my gf had a korma which was watery and korma tasted funny and the chicken was like cardboard.but the service was pretty good but put me off going back

Sweet Centre never disappoints. The Balti Ghost is rich and full of flavour, the Chicken Masala is…read moreperfectly spiced, and the seekh kebabs are some of the best in Bradford. Add in the warm service and homely feel, and it's a place you'll always want to return to.

Sweet Centre Lumb Lane Great to be back here. Was an…read moreincredible welcome by the grandson Waqar. LONG anticipated because of covid . We pre booked a table on Tuesday night. Was already half full at 6pm with social distancing measures in place. The food was spot on, we have really missed this place. The Kashmiri fish used to be nice, however this time it was exceptional!! We ordered 4 between three of us as we really enjoyed the taste. We didn't indulge too much into main course. As we had lots of starters. Best Samosa's chaat in Bradford. We had the vegetable one. Had a bit of a kick but was really nice Glad they made it through the pandemic. 58 years in business , fingers crossed to a century and beyond.

Situated across from Cardigan Fields, Hasan's restaurant is easily one of the most superior Indian…read moredining establishments in the area - from the classy, colourful and stylish decor, the restaurant offers a delicious spectrum of dishes to suit all palettes and appetites as well as some of the warmest service that you can hope to experience in such a stylish background. From the spicy starters to the sumptuous mains, it doesn't matter if you taste ventures more towards the creamy korma, the marvellous marsala or the sumptuously strong rogan josh, there's something for everyone here. The accompaniments are equally delicious and the drinks are served to perfection (the sour fizz is an effervescent delight). With plenty of room downstairs in the Bollywood and a wonderful atmosphere courtesy of the wall screens showing off the best of Indi-pop and bhangra tunes, Hasan's isn't the best Indian restaurant in the vicinity - it's one of the best in the city.

Would definitely recommend Hassan's. Lovely food in a restaurant with a very modern interior. The…read morestaff were quite attentive. There's 2 levels to the restaurant with what looks like a function room downstairs for private parties. It's worth a visit if you're planning a trip to the Vue Cinema or Hollywood Bowl over the road. On a different note, if you're looking for guaranteed savings on your bills every month check out:- http://www.dailysavings4u.co.uk

One of my top curry houses in the area. I used to get a curry at least once a week from here when i…read morelived nearby. Dont take people who cant do with an oily curry cos they will freak, I normally take a spoon or two of oil off mine before i eat it lol. I have tried everything on the menu!!!! A+++ highly recommended My favs are The archar n The hydrobady ( think my spelling is wrong ) Avoid - The chicken korma and the cheese curries

Fantastic Indian restaurant. I recommend going for the early bird meal (I think its on most days of…read morethe week before about 9pm but double check before you go!) You can get a starter, usual choices like onion bhajis and mixed grills and a curry main course (with chappatis or rice) for only £5.50! Really good quality food and a nice atmosphere. It can be very quiet though.

Loved it, proper institution. Super friendly staff - left it…read moretoo long but glad I came The family size naan could sail you across oceans !

This place is so good and I'm sad that it is so far away (I'm back in California now). The quality…read moreof the food is worth 5 stars and they are generous with their portions, I even had some leftovers to ravage the next day. One naan (the smaller one) was enough for me and my partner to share and coupled with an order of rice and a curry each, we were completely stuffed with a little leftover for the next day. For our appetiser we had a Seekh Kebab (my favourite starter) and it was still smoking hot when it was served on our table. I think Akbar's probably has one of the best Seekh kebabs I've tried during my time in England. For mains, I ordered the Tikka Masala and my partner had the Chicken Karahi and they were both spicy (his a little more than mine) but sooo good. You can just taste the freshness of the ingredients and the flavours are so vibrant and delicious. I need to stop writing this before I start salivating! It isn't that cheap, probably around £8-9 for a main, but on special occasions it is nice to come in for a great meal to treat ourselves. Service was fine and our food was served not too long after we ordered. I'll be back next time I'm in Bradford.

Yesterday the boyfriend and I travelled to Bradford for the media museum. Essentially I watched him…read moreplay computer games, both 3D and vintage. We then decided to pop over the road for a late lunch at Omar Khan's. It was about three and the place was empty, not surprisingly but also a bit awkwardly. It was a very cosy, quite posh interior and it felt a little as though we were pushing in. I hasten to add that none of that feeling came from the waiter who was attentive without hovering. He also earned points from me by putting us next to the radiator! We both opted for the early bird menu, a starter and a main for 8.50. I decided on aloo patties and a vegetable makhi, the boyfriend chose meat samosas and chicken rogan josh. This was a brave choice for me, i.e. not a korma, but it sounded mild. The starters were lovely, although sadly the boyfriend found a bit of plastic in his salad. It was an unfortunate moment, but the food itself was lovely and the waiter handled it well by giving us drinks on the house. This was a nice change from other responses I have seen from waiting staff when something has gone awry (my favourite being the waitress who when being advised of a silverfish ON the dining table simply squashed it into the tablecloth and then announced 'There are no silverfish in this establishment madam'!). With the mains, we both had an order of pilau rice and a garlic naan. It seemed a lot as it approached the table on a trolley, but it was just the right size. My curry was gorgeous, mild without being insipid with a nice quantity and selection of veg. The garlic naan was slightly crispy but not burned. I was very happy. I may even venture over again, though I may ensure next time that I take a book to carry me through the video game preview.

Yay finally a place that let me create my own curry! I can get my veg and chicken. Went here for…read morelunch with hubby and was happy with the options and food. Nice environment and could be a good date place.

It must be something in the letter "a" because that seems to be some of my favourite Indian…read morerestaurants. Maybe it's like a sesame street thing and big bird will pop up at any minute. It is true though because Aagrah is a spice tingling taste paradise for the curry connoisseur. Yep indeedy, it's curry and it's fine curry at that. Damn fine curry in fact. With such a varied and packed menu you're sure to find the strength and spices for you and I can't say I've had a bad meal there to date. As for the venue, well its thumbs up all round. It's a new built addition to the empire and one that is all singing and all dancing. Fancy pants to go with the fancy pants food. It's massive and shiny and new. The Aagrah word is well and truly out and it deserves to keep growing with food and dining like this.

Service was excellent, we went mid week leading up to Xmas so it was busy at the start of the…read morenight, but it seemed to quieten down very quickly! The restaurant was full, a nice atmosphere! Food was fantastic, a real selection on the set menu! something for everybody. The drinks were over priced, but the food made up for that!