This place is really good and I go there every time I am in the area for business. Like their other…read morerestaurant it is a converted pub. This one is not the prettiest to look at from the outside but inside has been gutted and started again. Stylish with well spaced tables so you feel relaxed, this is not an average curry house. The food is excellent and the portion control is good, I had poppadoms, mixed starter, lamb main with rice, aloo and a roti for £2 with two Cobras. As a business traveler I eat all over the country and this is one of my favorite Indian restaurants along with its sister restaurant.X = You've gotta be kidding meXX = trying but not reaching the standard expected or advertised XXX = achieving the standards expected/advertised however high that might be XXXX = they're doing something special here, above expected standards of serviceXXXXX = WOW! you gotta go here!

This is probably one of the best curry houses in the area, fantastic food, tasted really fresh,…read morevery good. We were a group of 11, everybody was very happy with the food and service, will be back here again for sure.

Very good! The onion bhajis were a bit too spicy for my liking, the staff were nice enough…read more Overall though a very pleasant evening. My friends enjoyed their meals and so did I.

Fort of India is a must to anyone who lives within the town or is merely passing by and in need of…read morea good meal. The staff welcome anyone into the restaurant as if you were a long lost relative who has finally come home. The food is traditional to most Indian Restaurants but the atmosphere is the reason to eat in rather than take out. The food takes a while to arrive but it is welcome as it only shows how fresh it is and also how popular the restaurant is. Its not a chain, its a family-run business who deserve every customer whom graces their restaurant looking to satisfy an empty stomach!

This is probably my favourite Indian restaurant in Wigan and it has really good food however the…read moremusic is just slightly too loud and can ruin the atmosphere when trying to talk to people whilst having the meal but I would recommend it.

Always a great meal in this restaurant, and really friendly staff. The India Lounge is definitely…read moreone of the best Indian restaurants in town! The Cobra on draught goes down very well!!

Food took over 45 minutes to be served, and staff refused to give any explanation as to why. They…read moreoffered nothing in return despite the fact we were getting up to leave by the time the food actually arrived. When it did arrive, we were underwhelmed-- the portion sizes were pretty small, and the chips were clearly pre-made. Other than that it was alright, the highlight was the garlic naan which is the only reason I'm giving 2 stars instead of 1. Overall the food is not worth the terrible wait times and customer service.

This was not our first time in Zouk, it was in fact one of our many date nights, we somehow end up…read morein Zouk most of the time. So, We have tried quite a bit from their menu but there's still quite a few left to try.

I've heard about Royal Nawaab's buffet from multiple Pakistanis and it's definitely a good place to…read moresample a range of well-cooked (albeit not outstanding) classic Indian and Pakistani dishes (there are helpful labels above each one) as well as a wide range of cold starters (chickpeas and yoghurt always a great combo!) hot starters (especially pakoras and delicious battered fish). Freshly cooked seekh kebab was excellent and I also enjoyed the paneer muttar. Bf's lamb handi didn't impress him as much, he prefers Blue Nile in Hazel Grove's version. Service is friendly and fast. At £17.95 I'd advise going hungry (I didn't make it to the large dessert section of the buffet) and also be warned they do not serve alcohol or allow you to bring it in. Ideal for large groups and child-friendly.

What a lovely experience and had during a two-day business trip to the Manchester area. As a last…read moreminute recollection, I remembered the recommendation a friend from work long ago mentioned that I tried and loved about 13-14 years ago. I managed to track down My Nawaab and it was far better than my already fond recollection They have perhaps the broadest range of Pakistani and South Asian Cuisine I've ever seen. The service is top notch and I cannot herald the staff enough for their warmth and friendliness. As a stranger on my own, I was made to feel so at home. As a huge bonus, they have my absolute favourite dessert in the world, Oymali, which I last had in Cairo. As a grand finale when I returned for a second night in a row before driving onward to York, they personally made sure that I had a helping of faluda. I do hope to come back again and a special thanks to the wonderfully lovely staff at My Nawaab.

What a fun brewery with such a unique concept! I am a big beer fan and travel the world to find the…read morebest brews, chasing local craft breweries. This definitely hit the spot! These guys had an excellent and a vast selection for any beer fan! All styles and with something tasty for everyone! The Indian street food was a very interesting twist to a regular food offering at breweries. Lots of fantastic veggie options and I really loved that they have so many small (inexpensive) dishes which are perfect for sharing with your group! Have fun!

Was excited to try this place out because this is one of the top places to eat in Manchester and it…read moredid not disappoint at all. When you first arrive, the waiter will sit you down on a table and then you order by scanning a QR code or going to the bar area. Didn't make a lunch reservation in advance but was still able to get a good table. - Bundo Chaat - Probably one of the best reinvented Indian dishes I've ever had and is a MUST at Bundobust. The crispy samosa pastry mixed in with the creamy yogurt and slightly hot chili sauce is maybe one of the best dishes I've ever had. Usually I'm not a huge fan of cold food, but this was actually so unbelievably good, like eating an unhealthy salad. The potatoes and chickpeas on top were also fantastic. - Chole Saag - Not as big of a fan but still great nonethless. It's kind of exactly what you would expect: chickpea and spinach curry paired with some kind of bread. I will say that for the price, it is incredibly nice and generous that they give you the puri on the side because usually at other Indian places in London, you do need to order it as an extra. Overall, absolutely fantastic place to eat while in Manchester. Do not sleep on the Bundo Chaat at all, probably one of the best Indian foods I've ever had. Also during the weekday they have a lunch deal where's its 2 for £9 which is honestly super nice of them to do and also very filling too.

The food here is fantastic and tastes quite authentic, I loved the grilled dishes like the chicken…read moretandoori and chicken tikka. A lot of very spicy stuff. They have tons of stuff on the menu all categorised into things like fish, chicken, lamb, vegetarian, and also have set menu options and sides, and give allergy information. portions are very large like most Indian restaurants, so just a main would be more than enough for most. The restaurant is really spacious with tons of seats, and a shisha bar outside. I don't do shisha but all my colleagues enjoyed it. They have some heaters outside for the cold, but I suspect this would be great in summer. Prices are moderate, all the starters are £5-7, mains are all under £20. Overall, great tasting quality Indian food and a good place for large groups and parties.

I have never heard of the scene before, but the 50% off offer was too tempting to refuse, and my…read morefriend and I decided to try it out. The place is just fantastic! On you entrance, you are greeted, the staff is incredibly friendly and smiley. The menu features 'chilli scale', so you know how spicy your dish is. Although you can ask to 'tone down' the level of heat. The food itself was just fantastic, and I can see why the place is so expensive. Mango lassi was served in authentic metal glasses, adding a finishing touch to the meal. Portions are huge, we really regretted we didn't order one dish instead of two, as none of us finished what we ordered. However, this is not a problem as you can ask to takeaway the leftovers, which in my case was a half of the dish. The waiter packed us two box each - rice and the main dish separately. The place is huge, and has an interesting decorum. It also got busy very quickly, despite it was Monday, so might be worth make a call for a reservation, especially if you are going during the peak times.

Travelling through. Went on Yelp recommendation…read more What a fantastic restaurant! The reviewer who said this feels like a city centre restaurant was absolutely right. Service was friendly and efficient, offering good recommendations. They were attentive, asking if we would like a break between courses. Our orders turned up promptly. The restaurant space is large and has managed to keep an intimate feel with the clever use of glass screens. We were able to enjoy a meal for two undisturbed by a family celebrating an 18th 20 ft away. The menu has everything you would expect of an Indian restaurant, and many new dishes we had not tried before. We took advantage of the Friday night meal deal, that covers 80% of the menu and was excellent value. This place is a gem, and we will definitely be going back.

Beautiful food & restaurant Staff really look after you and…read moremake you feel comfortable and welcome