Excellent Fish and Chips, love this place Always hot crispy…read morebatter and fresh fish. Highly recommend giving it a try

From the owner: Our brand new Yorkshire Fish House concept is combining traditional Yorkshire Fish & Chips with…read moremodern, tasteful Fish and Seafood restaurant dishes. Chris Smith, our new head chef is a highly experienced chef specialising in Fish dishes. Our passion for quality and his innovative approach to cooking has lead the restaurant to a fantastic selection of dishes. Of course, at the centre of it all we have our famous Yorkshire Fish & Chips, we are committed to using only highest quality, sustainable fish. This and our light, golden batter creates the perfect portion of fish and chips !

Jade Unicorn is a magical Chinese on Horsforth's Low Lane - magical in name, appearance and food…read more It has to be the most eye-pleasing Chinese takeaway I've ever set foot in - traditional hanging designs, a comfy and clean waiting area and cute little lights make waiting for your food as pleasant an experience as possible. And both times I've eaten from here, I've found the food to match up to the surroundings - it wasn't the cheapest Chinese I've ever had, but both times (duck rolls then sweet and sour battered chicken) the food was immense. If it wasn't in such a weird location I'd be there all the time. Perhaps that's a good thing.

Was recommended by a friend so I did, I tried it and it's not the best iv tasted sorry guys it just…read morewasn't enough food there for me and was tasteless

I think I'm right in saying that this is the only Chinese Takeaway on Town Street, and it's easy to…read moresee why. A bright yellow interior that, combined with the smells radiating from the back, wakes you up as you wait patiently for your Chicken Chow Mein and Prawn Toast (which is spectacular). And you don't have to wait long; the service is excellent. Standard pricing for a Chinese takeaway, but it tastes of a slightly higher quality than most I've experienced. Oh, and the portions are huge. If you're in the area and in need of a Chinese...you don't have many options. Luckily, Jade City will satisfy your Far-Eastern desires.

I agree with Alex K...prawn toast is amazing from here. With it being closer to us, my friends and…read moreI usually order from Cathay but after trying Jade City, i may broaden my horizons again! Prawn toast along with sweet and sour chicken (cantonese style) and ride...yum. Definitely a place i'd like to order from again!

It's rare that you get a place that offers both Chinese and Thai cuisine at the same time, because…read morethey're both such varied and extensive cuisines, and to give a good account of both is nigh-on impossible. Dynasty give it a valiant effort however, but ultimately fall just short - me and a friend ordered a dish each (one Thai, one Chinese) with the intention of sharing so we could see which type of food they did better. He got the Thai noodle soup while I went for the usual chicken chow mein, and while neither dish did anything to offend us, they were both distinctly average. You get the feeling that if the folk that run this place concentrated on just one type of cuisine it could be great, which is a bit of a shame.

'Unique' is a rather run-of-the-mill Chinese halfway up Town Street - it's tiny and grimy inside…read more(like most Chinese takeaways) and the food is greasy but good (like most Chinese takeaways). They do a pretty mean sweet and sour chicken, but it's hardly the hardest dish to cook, so maybe they shouldn't be praised too highly for it. My mate found their Cantonese dishes to be a disappointment in comparison to Jade City down the road, and, to me, the prices and portions were nothing special. Unique is OK. It does the job. But it is anything but unique.

Just ordered my first and last meal from Unique. The OK Chicken tasted nothing like it should have…read moredone (like strawberry sauce) and the chicken had the same consistency of a child's bouncey ball. The chips were over cooked and the rice wasn't fit to line the bottom of a birdcage. Horrendous.

Like Pizza Affair a few doors up, Station Pizza is another rather dodgy takeaway joint on Station…read moreRoad. Though it identifies itself as a pizza place, it is really more of a curry takeaway, offering a massive selection of Indian meals along with the usually pizza/burger/kebab fare. I've only had a curry from here once and it was enough to put me off for life - a bit watery and hotter than I had asked for it, it did not sit easily in my stomach. On the plus-side, my friend had a pizza and it was actually pretty good (I had a slice because I was so sick of my curry that I couldn't eat any more of it). Maybe they should just, as their name suggests, stick to pizzas.

These guys are total lads! always a good shout on a Friday night…read more Pizza baked to perfection, cheesy chips are something else... cheese on the underside and on top!! unbelievable - no one is that kind!!!. Their food has for sure strengthened my relationship with the wife. AK x

Only been here once, and I did not have a strictly Chinese meal - infact, I merely had that…read moreYorkshire classic, chips and gravy. So perhaps this review will not do the 168 justice, as I have never actually tried any Chinese food from here. Despite this, Chinese takeaways are now so good at making chips that they're also referred to as chippies, and so it follows that I was expecting a good chips 'n' gravy from here. Unfortunately, it was nothing special. The chips were good enough, fluffy and chunky but they seemed less like chippy chips and more like restaurant chips which, in this instance, is a bad thing. The gravy was even more disappointing, lumpy and tasting funky, it wasn't what I'd expected to be poured all over my chips, sort of ruining the meal for me. The portions could be bigger for the price as well.

Ordered 2x salt and pepper chicken and chips and literally got 5 pieces of chicken - I counted- the…read morerest chips. and the chicken was also chewy. Chips were okay but 5 pieces of chicken for a persons meal is ridiculous. Overall very unhappy and won't be ordering from here again.

Cathay is your very run-of-the-mill pretty cheap and usually cheerful Chinese takeaway…read more There are no defining qualities; nothing that I've had from here is worth shouting about. But, in equal measure, nothing that causes offense or distress. I've stopped of here twice in the past on my way home from somewhere or other, and both times have had quick, friendly service and satisfying food. Just don't expect anything special.

With dishes like crispy lamb, crab soup and the rather decadent sounding 'Wandering Dragon' -…read moreprawns, chicken and veg cooked in a wine and oyster sauce - this Chinese takeaway is a good bet for meat eaters but loses points from me for not offering a vegetable option alongside the beef, chicken and prawn options. Instead, they offer a limited selection of dishes at the end of the menu almost as an afterthought, meaning you can't necessarily have your favourite dish. The Thai menu fares a little better though, and their mixed veg curry was very good, I just wish they'd add the same option to the rest of their menu - how hard can it be?

Moghul's is a quality little curry house hidden away at the bottom of Town Street that I had never…read morenoticed until a friend recommended it to me. They don't have a booze license, but they almost encourage you to bring your own, or, as the place is surrounded by pubs and bars, you can always nip out and bring some back from any of the nearby places. The chicken korma I had was delicious, and my (much more adventurous) friend was singing the praises of the liver starter dish for the rest of the night, so it must have been something special. Moghul's don't just play it safe - they offer less traditionally stereotypical dishes such as fish and the aforementioned liver, and for this they must be praised. But most of the praise must be reserved for the prices - scandalously low for such fine cooking.

Strangely everyone i know whose been to Moghul went on the advice of someone else. Its odd that…read moresuch a small place in such an out of the way area should gather such a reputation. Still i think its well earned. First off remember to bring your own alcohol if you want it. Moghul don't have the licence but will happily chill and dispense anything you bring. Being right next door to a relaxed pub also makes it easy to sort out drinks if you've forgotten your own (though you may get dragged into Kareoke for your trouble!) Moghul started well, the Lassi (yoghurt based smoothie) was really well made and the various chutney's and sauces served with the starter were really nice. All the starters were impressively sized as were the nan that accompanied the main. We had some debate on the food. I'm a little easy to please and reckon mine was really nice. Very standard affair but well made and just about spicy enough for me. The foody to my right was a little concerned about the origin of his meat. I guess when you buy duck and don't recognise the taste you.... (cry fowl?) sorry. But despite reservations over the taste everyone did enjoy the food. Its a little small and on a day like we've been having recently, incredibly hot inside. But the staff were attentive (if a little dopey at times, 1 glass for the jug of water amongst 4 was funny as was the cutlery count to start with). I think for the price and given the lack of serious contenders in Horsforth that Moghul could almost warrent 4 stars, thrown into the mix in leeds it might not fair so well but for what we wanted it fit the bill perfectly.