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17 years ago
open till midnight, great food and really quick, try the black pepper sauce...delicious
597 York Road
Leeds LS9 6NW
United Kingdom
0113 248 9801
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this shit was ass! it made me sit on the toilet for 2 hours and it tasted like my cousins shit!!read more
Driving down Roundhay Road there would have to be something distinctive to stand out from all the…read moreother Take-away places contributing to light pollution on such a scale it would rival the Blackpool lights! Out steps Shai Nan Kebab! I have been coming here for Kebabs and take aways for at least 6 years and have never been dissapointed. Sadly, last year it was closed for a spell after a fire destroyed most of the inside yet the new place is bigger and better than ever. Most of the skewered kebabs are kept in the chiller fridge for you to salivate over, as well as a great selection of Pakoras/samosa/bahji's. There is nothing done to any of this food in secret- the kitchen is all open plan as well as the prep area so you can see the cleanliness of the food/utensils/staff/prep areas. The skewered kebabs are cooked fresh to order in the tandor so there is a bit of waiting for your order but hey, who doesn't appreciate a wait when you can get to see the life-cycle of the food you are going to eat. The chapatis/rotis/naans are all freshly rolled and cooked to order so again, no 'kept' food. The menu is quite accomodating for most tastes- kebabs/curries/chicken/burgers/fish/chicken portions and then a new selection of desserts and ice cream shakes. Personally, we usually go for the 'Shai Nan Special kebab' which @ £7.50 offers chicken, lamb,shish.donner and masses of salad all wrapped in a freshly griddled naan with lashings of chilli and yoghurt sauce! Definitely one to open the top button of the jeans for! The Mr and i popped by here Sunday eve and got a Lamb tikka naan and I just had a craving for the donner meat and chips- absolutely spot on for both. Even after a 20 min wait we were still happy. Like i said, there are a lot of Take away shops on this shopping parade yet I've never considered trying any of the others as Shai Nan has never let me down and with the regular staff, open-plan kitchen & prep area and a great reputation I can quite justify driving out of my way to go here as I'm guarenteed to get exactly what I want-without fail!
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After a night of drowning my Xmas sorrows with my youngest sibling I was in need of food- and kebab…read moreis always the default option!!! She only eats chips & cheese so anywhere suits her but I have to have kebab! Being as we had to trek to the station to get a taxi we passed Mill Hill. Now I'd usually ask the taxi to take a detour past my very regular kebab shop but seeing as there was no Q and the place was clean and it actually smelled appetising we popped in! Kebab meat and salad on chips and cheese is usually something ppl get wrong (there is a specific science to it!!!) but they got it right- with a very short wait. It didn't last long- tasty enough to demolish every last scrap! The downfalls here are- It gets MEGA busy and due to this is gets food remnants and packaging left on tables so doesn't look inviting They never seem to have enough staff so sometimes you have to wait AGES!(or what feels like ages when you're drunk!) They also cook food to order so there is a wait (also a plus I'd say!) All in all it's a reliable stop off point for a late night feed (just don't go past in the daylight!)
Just chipping in as a counterweight to the bad reviews Mill Hill Kebabs have got. It's obviously…read morenot a place for fine dining, but it does exactly what it says on the tin: decent kebabs, chicken and chips with no frills at a perfect post-pub price. If we're being honest, there are much more refined kebabs you can find, but it's just not that sort of place. The guys are the counter are always friendly - especially when you consider how much abuse they have to take from drunken idiots. Cheap and cheerful, which is how it should be.
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Pizza, Kebabs, Indian and just about everything Livorno menu…read more(http://www.take-a-way.co.uk/menu/5379/livorno-leeds/) has it all
Usual Mcfood, probably one of the cleaner McDonalds around in a nice area with loads of shops…read morearound it. The drive through tends to be quite busy and quite slow most of the time so you are better off going inside to eat. Also available nearby is KFC, Pizzahut and Harvesters.
This is nothing but the average McDonalds branch really. Really clean here and of course busy all…read morethe time here with a lot of customers coming here. Service is hard to get quickly here mostly at rush hour. Did once get a chicken burger given to me by a trainee staff instead of a fillet o fish.Other than that I have had no other problems here. They always provide good service and make the food well here.
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Picture the scene. It's a midweek morning in a busy city, the rush of people grabbing a quick…read moreprocessed breakfast or coffee coloured dish water have rushed on to push their pens or flog their dead horses in the name of commerce and an acceptable pension. A gentleman of temporary leisure (that'll be me) enters and strolls (in a temporary leisure manner) towards the counter where the fashionably garbed staff member stands ready, nay eager, to serve in this cavernous yet virtually empty restaurant. No, wait, something is wrong, she has failed to identify the customer against a confusing backdrop of empty seats and has turned to continue her discussion with her colleague in the kitchen.... Well, you get the picture..........
I'm not a fan of McDonalds in the slightest, but this is definitely the best one in Leeds. The one…read morethe other end is always dirty and full of yobs, and the one in the Merrion centre is like a coffee shop now. This is a bog standard, and yet clean, tidy and decent McDonalds. Its just a pity they all sell the same food, and it's all rubbish.
The pizza and starters are delicious, I would recommend the Calazone Kiev any day of the week…read more Whenever I have had any problems with my order they have been very quick to rectify it. Delivery no matter when you call is roughly half hour. The owners recognise customer loyalty, they often send us a little something extra once every few months. Last Christmas we even got a bottle of wine off them too(and no we don't order every that often lol) The only draw back with Rustica is the prices, although they are not as expensive as Pizza hut ect they are more expensive then their local competitors. The extra is well worth it though when you compare the food.
Like its sister shop located further down the same street, Lucky's is a massively popular pizza…read morejoint that does standard pizzas for standard prices but also offers something that hardly anywhere else (surprisingly) does - single slices. They're a quid, which is fairly good value for those who are too scared to face a whole pizza (however, it's better value to get a whole one and finish it off for breakfast if you have no shame like me) and they're pretty tasty whether you're sober or drunk (most people in here will be the latter). Sometimes, however, you get the last slice of a pizza that's been sitting around for ages and has gone a little bit stale or soggy, and it's not the most pleasant culinary experience. The service could also be a little bit quicker, but all in all they're doing a good job.
Lucky's was always the pizza place of choice throughout university, and still remains a firm…read morefavourite thanks to their fast delivery, freephone number and mostly their tasty, inventive pizzas. My favourites are the Vegetarian Deluxe, the Celery and Blue Cheese, and the Pizza Pesto, although most people I know (ok, Steve) go for the Meat Feast or the Meatheads and Madcows. Ooh a good tip - if you can agree on a topping, share an 18 family size - it works out cheaper and it's very exciting when the delivery man turns up. I feel like I'm in some kind of US sitcom/teen drama like Dawson's OC or something.
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Their menu is here Pizza Altalia Link (http://www.take-a-way.co.uk/menu/5377/al-talia-leeds/)read more
Ordered Chicken Tikka Curry, the pieces were so huge I thought they forget to mince the chicken &…read morethe curry was "whatever". Garlic naan was ok, they had bits of garlic as big as my little finger nail stuck. Balti King & Lahore's garlic naan are killer. Never ordering from here again.
It's a Saturday night, last nights shenanigans are still lingering and your energy levels are low…read more Wrapped in a duvet watching something light enough for your fragile mind to giggle at. You could probably do with some healthy food...hmm...but that would mean leaving the house to go to the shop. Hmm....hang on...what's that Zulfi's? You can cook me a gorgeous chicken kebab in naan bread? AND bring it to my house? For less than a fiver? Oh, well, if you insist. We all know that when it is winter and you're in need of some comfort food to cushion last nights blow, fast food just has to be done.They sell a wide range of fast food for a very decent price which is not too greasy, just enough to satisfy that urge, and also offer free delivery for orders of over £6. So you can curl up in front of a silly indulgent film and recover with a full tummy. Thank you Zulfi's!
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It always surprises me that this little restaurant is not busier. They do a lot of take away trade…read morebut the 'sit in' part is seldom busy. I have been many times with different friends and have always had a very enjoyable meal. Service is friendly and efficient and the price is very reasonable. The chef has many years experience and if you fancy something not on the menu he is happy to oblige so long as he has he has the ingredients. Of the three Asian Restaurants in Ripponden I rate Saffron well in front.
Any establishment in which the staff sport t-shirts with the phrase 'If there are no hot dogs in…read moreheaven, I'm not going' emblazoned across their backs, is bound to catch my attention. A new addition to the ever growing Corn Exchange, I knew when their official opening day was and decided to sample a Primo's gourmet hot dog for myself. The location of the cafe complements the magnitude and architectural beauty of the Corn Exchange. Situated on the middle floor at ground level, seating spills out onto the balcony area, creating a feel of being openly invited to visit. After experiencing so many poor quality and insipid versions of the hot dog, I was curious to discover what precisely gave their offerings that gourmet status. A friend and I ordered the Classic Chicago (all beef frankfurter with chopped white onions, pickles, tomato wedges, celery salt, ball park mustard and a dill pickle spear) and the Dodge City (bockwurst sausage topped with Primo's chilli, West Virginia coleslaw and Monterey Jack cheese.) What a hot dog-based revelation! The bread was delicious, unrecognisable from the soggy, doughy monstrosities that inferior outlets serve. As the sandwiches were made to order, tailoring the contents to your own individual preference was possible. The ingredients were extremely fresh, full of flavour and contributed to making the best hot dog creation I have ever tasted. The staff were charming and friendly, clearly a little apprehensive with regards to their opening, but I had arrived after giving them only 10 minutes to settle in. The constant flow of customers was proof of how the residents of Leeds have been awaiting their city centre presence. Primo's offers a full menu of substantial salads, sumptuous smoothies and delicious cakes. I can attest to the Pecan Pie being devilishly fantastic. I really enjoyed my first experience of this local business, and am looking forward to devouring my way through the entire menu. The perfect hot dog? You'd be barking if you missed out.
If you've not been to the dog pound, where the hell have you been? In the dog house? Even if you're…read morean old dog, you can learn new tricks. Anyway - enough of that nonsense. Primos. You should all know by now that this is the place in Leeds to grab a gourmet hotdog. My personal favourite is the Classic Chicago, only with cheese instead of the hot pickle, since I'm a spice wuss. It's just meltingly delicious and so affordable for a quick lunch. Get some extras and you'll be sorted well into tea time. The temptation of 241 on a Thursday is also an added bonus; those of us more inclined to be piggy can simply gorge two of these delicious meat lengths for the price of one, or those of us more romantic can take a date for a special treat. (Just an idea.) However, I have new information. Not only can you partake of their main fare, and the many quirky oddities on display (such as Fluff and Peanut M&Ms) but you can now also get beer. Winner! Millers, amongst other decent bottles, now stand proud in the fridge of drinkable delights and they're even starting a regular live music evening. Sound awesome? Yes it does. This, though, is not my biggest news. Banana. Latte. It's changed my life. Who knew a wee shot of that magic nectar could make what was once a tasty caffeine fuelled necessity into an elongated pleasurable moment in time? Not me, but I do now. Essentially, I don't even know how it works. Should those two combinations of taste even work? I daren't question it lest it disappear in a puff of wonder. But banana in latte is flippin' awesome. All round winzies for you all.
Made the biggest mistake of my life. Apparently they are…read moreunder new management. We ordered 3 simple things 1. Spring rolls - half raw you could taste the dough from the pastry. Filling was only cabbage. 2. Vegetable Fried Rice - Rice undercooked. no seasoning. 3. Vegetables with Szcheuan sauce - Tangy instead of hot and vegetable again half cooked. Called them up to mention the issues with the order and was given a comment saying this is Chines food. It is supposed to be this way and we cook it this way only. Will never eat here again or recommend anyone else.
Wok Mania is one of those places you can run into on impulse in the search for food and be happily…read moresatisfied within...minutes! I've only ever eaten from here once but I intend to go back and try a different dish another time. It's cheap enough, same as any other takeaway and the service is fast. Delicious, hot, fast food. Yum.
An italian takeaway. I like the burgers from here, they are…read morenice and tasty. Delivery is quick but can be slow at peak times. Reasonable prices. Open every day until late
Generally the food is fast and nice. The kebab sauce is a joke though, just generic chilli. If they…read moremade not naught a good sauce it would be 5 stars
The best chinese ive ever had, made it my regular now, food always perfect, quick delivery and the…read morestaff are so polite
The best sandwich shop in Bradford bar none!!…read more The old adage of you pay for what you get is critical here, as prices are dearer than if you plumped for a pre-packed sandwich elsewhere. You're talking approximately £2.50 per sandwich on average but you won't be disappointed- the indgredients used and the range of choices are excellent and I can almost guarantee you won't be hungry afterwards either! The hot sandwiches are great for a change and the cakes are all homemade and gorgeous. Staff are all really nice and have a genuine passion for their jobs.
8 Bank Street, Bradford…read more BD1 1EE 01274 370909 This is at the bottom of town but a bit hidden as its down where most of the shops have shut, but, it is kept busy because it is opposite the telegraph and argus building. If you want a sandwich avoid the peak lunchtime rush as you could wait nearly a hour as most food is made onsight as ordered. They have a good selection of lovely sandwiches already made up for you to grab and run - these are all made on better bread than your average grab and run sandwich and are very nice and fresh. They have more than your average fillings too - they are more adventurous here. You can also choose to have a sandwich made up as you wait - you choose the type of bread from a large selection which arent your average breads. Then you can choose what to put in it - be it cheese and apple to raisin and jam - if they have it they will make it. You can even watch them make it for you. They also do salads and jacket potatoes and quich slices and there is a lot of choice for desserts which look mouthwatering. They also have a good selection of crisps and pops which arent your everyday normal selection - they offer some posh ones too. The staff are lovely and the place is very clean. The prices are a bit dearer than average but well worth it.
Awesome food love it, recommend the special cirrus and chicken massala pizzaread more
good food and service, only been opened a few months ago! cheap prices aswell, you cant possibly go…read morewrong! i would give it 10/10!
Spicy chicken banner pulled me in and Chicken I must say that its better than KFC. Enjoyed it and…read morewill go back soon.
I had a coffee here the other day, and was left wondering whether the 'caffé' in this pizzeria's…read morename was actually a misspelling of the word 'café' rather than a reference to it serving genuine Italian coffee. In short, it was a perfectly acceptable caffeine hit but nothing spectacular. The food fared a little better, and the pizza I had was tasty, generous and well priced, although my friend's burger warranted less glowing praise. Mezmez feels like it's trying hard to be a proper Italian establishment, but it commits the common crime of feeling like it has to offer other dishes too, and it's the inferior quality of these that lets the whole side down. That, and the coffee. A better choice than many of the cafes and takeaways in the area, but it will have to do better to compete with the mighty Box up the road.
One of best Curry Houses I've been to. I had the Chicken puri to start with which was superb. I…read morethen had the Lamb Dopiza which was good but not quite as amazing as the starter. The rest of the family really enjoyed the meal even my picky father who wont eat anything that has been anywhere near an onion. The staff were great and very attentive. Don't forget to order the family size nan bread, it's huge and will feed a family of 4 for a week.
This was an excellent find for my wife and I. Visiting relatives in Halifax and found this gem of…read morean Indian restaurant mostly by accident. The people running the place are very friendly and attentive. The food is excellent! Some of the best curry I have had in a long time. I ordered the Handi Gosht, and my wife the Chicken Tika Masala. Both were excellent and rich with flavour. Especially the Handi. We also had lamb samosas that were great too. The garlic naan is served on a huge spiked pole! They tailor the spice level to whatever you prefer and are fine with changing it if it's not hot enough. This place is cash or cheque only, and is BYOB. There's a great brew pub across the street where you can buy bottles to go and bring them into the restaurant. Overall a very satisfying experience I would recommend to any curry lover!