Mr Khan has been a fixture in Stanningley for some time. He provides a large menu of take away…read moreinclude a large selection of food from his native land. I am from America and been to his place many times and never disappointed. The last visit he made the food himself, a big treat. I highly recommend. It is not sit down but incredible take away. If I could figure out a way to get him here I'd do it!

What a legend mr khan (jav) is, open kitchen to see preparation and cooking, awesome Indian food,…read moreburgers aren't too bad but who goes to a curry house for a mac Donalds? Excellent food, excellent staff and speedy delivery!

Food spot on. Go at least twice a year and always guaranteed nice food and great service. Lovely…read morewhen they have someone in playing the piano too!

A massively trendy bar/grill/lounge as the name hints at. This Indian come English eatery serves…read morefairly standard price food on a very standard menu in wide, stylist and modern surroundings. Service is usually good and food ain't half bad neither. It is a little to hustle and bustle for me but, if you like lively atmospheres to dine and drink in then this is a good place to kick off the weekend.

So I'm a girl on a mission. No self destructing tapes in sight but I quite fancy eating off on all…read morethat silly walking I've been doing recently. So I've got the spice bug and it's a quick hoorah to Abid's fine people. Yet again this is another fine place to go with a group of friends and have an enjoyable evening out. It looks the part, clean, sharp and modern. The service is again another plus point. You'll be seen to quickly (so to speak) and the polite staff and very accommodating. Always a good thing when you have someone like me in your party. The food is top notch. It maybe doesn't quite have the huge choice of some of the other Indian restaurants in the area but there is still a lot to go at. Besides, what do they say about a Jack of all trades... I recommend the Rogan Josh. It has a little kick to it without being over powering and is a tasty treat. I always wash it down with a good Indian beer but you've got plenty of wines to wrap your head around as well. Oh and the plasma screen in the quite delightful bar area is fab too. Definitely worth a look.

Best Asian food in Leeds Friendly staff…read moreLove this place We go at least once per month

Gorgeous pizzas from here, yet to try other things on the menu but shall update accordinglyread more

Customer service is paramount at Deeva, which is owned by two friendly local businessmen, one of…read morewhom also runs Farsley post office across the road. A very accessible menu which takes the form of a double page spread. Good food.

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!

The food was good overall but the bad thing about it is that they have rats at the back and where…read morethey cook and how do we know theres no poison in it i mean look at this picture what a disgrace

Whenever I visit Bradford I visit Habibs as it's my favourite curry house. The food is great, at a…read morereasonable price. The portions are ample. The owners and staff are very helpful and friendly and the service is good. It is housed in a converted pub so there is plenty of room. They also host functions in the upstairs rooms.

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.

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.

I have visited Shashlik on many occasions due to this being round the corner from my house. The…read morefood is very well presented and tastes great. The lamb chop starter is really nice. The staff are also very friendly and I would happily recommend this restaurant to any of my friends or family.

Must go here nearly every weekend!! Can't get enough, such a hidden gem LOVE IT! Especially the set…read moremeal offer for £10.95 for 4 courses on a Sunday and Wednesday it's fab!!!