From the outside, Kebabish Original looks like any other greasy late-night takeaway. And to be…read morehonest, it looks a bit like that on the inside too. Head past the massive flame grill, however, and you'll find a neat little restaurant section towards the back, decked out in a surprisingly classy style. The food here is fantastically varied, from meaty mixed grills and sirloin steaks to curries, burgers and chips, making Kebabish a good stop if you've got a party with mixed tastes, although they may look at you strangely when you first lead them through the unpromising front door. With cheap prices - just two quid for a burger and around a fiver for a main course - they often get busy, so get here early to get a table, or stop by after the pub for a takeaway that's a cut above the usual greasy kebab.

My experience of Kebabish began pretty much in the same way as Aneila's, twas recommended by a…read morePakistani mate who suggested we should all go one afternoon, as she thought the food was really good, she and her sister visited, and they really liked it, and on that premise, we should like it too. Six of us rolled up one lazy Thursday afternoon, and upon reaching the front door, there was an exchange of glances and looking at our dear friend as if she was loco. Stepping through the doors didn't instil any further confidences, but when we were shown our table towards the back of the restaurant, a collective sigh was exhaled. Nice and clean, laid out, smart but not too fancy, we could finally relax and let the smell of the grill hit us. With a mixture of kebabs, curries, salads and sundries on our table it was nice to see what we were glad to have ordered and what we were jealous we hadn't. I had the tandoori, which was lovely, not too dry and really nice in the flavour dept, not too overpowering without being dry and dull. I faired better than some of my eat buddies, as one found her curry to be too greasy, and used a large portion of her naan soaking it up as to detract from the taste. Whilst everything was nice, and there was nothing hideously wrong with the food, it was just nice. Nothing outstanding, but a place I wouldn't object to returning to. I was disappointed at my friend for bigging it up so much, as I said, nice, but not worthy of going out of your way when there are plenty of Indian food eateries in and around the city centre.

The only place to go after a night out on the town, everyone seems to descend on Ziggy's after a…read morenight out. It offers both a takeaway and a sit in restaurant, the staff are friendly and everyone knows Uncle Ziggy! The menu offers quite a wide selection and isn't restricted to just Indian meals, I think they do a very good pepperoni pizza and excellent cheesy chips. Pricewise it's quite good value for money, I never leave thinking I've been ripped off. The restaurant is clean and the fish tank provides something relaxing to look at while you wait for your meal. There is a taxi firm next door so you don't have to mess about getting a taxi elsewhere which is a bonus.

Would reccommend to all who have a passion for Authentic Asian/Indian style food. Amazing place to…read morego and amazing food. pleasant and you feel very welcome by all the staff and the restaraunt owner. the food is delicious and caters to every individual taste. Fairly cheap too. the staff are very fast and so polite and well manered. the restaraunt is immaculately clean. just can't fault ziggy's spice house at all. they deserve their FIVE STARS :)

Now when this place calls itself the number 1 curry house in Leeds they fully deserve that title…read more The restaurant itself is small and understated, simply decorated with chic furniture and wooden floors. It's the food that is the really star here though. All the food is freshly prepared and they use no artificial flavours or colourings, which make for a mouth wateringly good curry. I tend to always go for the takeaway service as it's just down the road and I can eat it chilled out in front of the TV. I could eat from here every night, it's the best curry I have had in Leeds and as it's so fresh it doesn't leave you bloated. As the tagline says 'Indian restaurants in Leeds just don't get any better than the Curry Lounge.@

Not that great...pickle tray tasted odd....asked for a replacement...was the same....service was…read morevery good.... Would not back though... Music from bar downstairs had the floor vibrating... No way this is best curry house in Leeds...shame. ANDY and jo

At night this curry house glows out of the darkness of the park with its blue neon lights in a…read moreslightly garish way but don't let this put you off. The building also looks like old public toilets and rumor has it that this is the case but I have never found out whether this is just rumor or not. Inside there is not a hint or whiff of public-toilet about it, instead there is an aroma of curry to get your mouth watering. There are a handful of curry places to choose from around Woodhouse/Hyde Park and I never can decide which is my favorite but this is mostly an excuse to keep trying them all! After a few years of on site curry-tasting, I'm happy to admit you will consistently find a better curry here, for only a couple of extra pounds. You can expect to find all of the usual suspects - tandoori, balti, jalfrezi and korma. There is also an extra special curry on offer that I haven't been brave enough to try yet and that's the chocolate curry. It is like a korma but with cocoa. I have seen one and been reliably told more than once that it is very nice, if a little sickly! The plain nan is pretty large and Peshawari nan really tasty. I have enjoyed many a group meal here that has often degenerated into a drunken evening as you can bring your own booze to this place. I can't decide if this is an advantage or not.

Take your money across the street to Balti King. Balti has more variety, a friendlier staff, and is…read morecheaper! I decided to be dangerous and I got the Chocolate Curry, which was surprisingly OK, but that was it... just OK. I guess what was really surprising about it was that the combination of lamb, chocolate, and curry actually didn't make me want to hurl. The first half of the curry was good, but after a while the chocolate taste kinda got the best of the dish and the cream, texture, and the taste of the chocolate got a bit too overwhelming for the dish. I tried my friend's other dishes (some tandori dishes- lamb, chicken, prawn) and they were good, but for the price, I would STILL rather go to Balti King... just saying. The nan wasn't very fluffy, which makes me sad :( on the plus side their Mango Lassi was AMAZING and very smooth and thick without being overly sweet. GOOD CALL AKMAL! Overall... it was a good experience and I LOVE how it's a legit restaurant rather than a regular take-away joint, but I don't think I'll go back... maybe if they lowered the price a little... JUST SAYING.

Can't complain about this restaurant; staff were courteous and attentive, decor was smart,…read moreatmosphere was good. We opted for the evening buffet, which was great value at just under £10. This consisted of poppadoms with a pickle tray (great stuff, had my fave lime pickle amongst 7 others!), followed by a selection of starters, then you can take your pick from the 9 different curries on offer in the buffet. The starters were lovely and freshly cooked, nicely spiced chicken kebabs, pakora and onion bhadji. My fiance was vegetarian and we were asked if either of us was so before ordering, which was nice since she then got served a vegetarian starter selection which was equally tasty. The main buffet itself was very good, a nice selection of curries ranging from mild butter chicken up to a nicely hot (for a chilli head like me) meat dish. They were all delicious; I would have enjoyed them ordered singly and wouldn't have known they were from a buffet. I can highly recommend this place, I'm sad I only got to visit once since their non-buffet dishes looked very exciting, so well worth a visit if you've got a curry craving after a day in the Dales...

The atmosphere is amazing in this place, the staff is very friendly, the food is of excellent…read morequality and the flavors are outstanding! I can't say enough good about this place! So glad I tried it. The prices were amazing, too!

An excellent Indian restaurant. The staff was friendly, and fit us in. The ambience was…read morecontemporary with loud techno music which helped diners maintain a privacy. The food was incredibly fresh! The nan bread were huge. We thoroughly enjoyed the chicken tikka masala. This was a really good choice of restaurant. It felt very upscale.

Bring your own beer, order a fantastic curry from an incredible menu and enjoy!!! I lived in…read moreShipley for 20 years and Shimla opened towards the end of that time. Now, whenever I go home, this is one of my first stops. Last time I literally stepped off the train and walked to Shimla with my suitcases before I even went home to see my parents. It's family friendly, group friendly, a group of mates friendly, a lively meal for 2 friendly..... can't fault the place. If there's a birthday in your group, let the waiters know and you get a sparkler in a cake with a suitably cheesy jingle..... a winner every time!!

Wow definitely one of the top meals I've had in the UK so far, and maybe ever. I've tried momos,…read moreand Nepalese-Indian restaurants but not straight Nepalese before I guess. We got 4 dishes to share and everything was delicious. - Momo Johl: like a Nepalese wonton soup, moms in a creamy, sweet/spicy broth - Thukpa: thick, slightly chewy wheat noodles in a bright lemony light curry. Reminds me of Korean "knife cut noodles" soup. - Goat curry Thali platter: comes w/ goat curry, a potato/bean soup, rice, sautéed mustard greens, lentils and some papadum w/ chutney. The goat was very tender and rich curry, the greens were also quite tasty. The lentils were kind of a bland soup/mush. - Chatpatte: a street food snack of puffed rice and crushed dried ramen noodle mixed w/ fresh beans, cucumber & cilantro mixed up w/ a salty sweet seasoning and served cold. Quite refreshing, the perfect beer snack! Located just one street away from the busy shambles market it's much quieter here but seriously one of the best restaurants I've been to.

This is a really nice place to eat. The food is delicious. The staff is overwhelmingly nice. What a…read moregem.

This is my favorite chinese in Keighley, we prefer to order takeaway as it is quite a bit cheaper…read morethan eating in (although we've not been on their offer nights). As previous posters have said the food tastes freshly cooked and not salty, delivery is always fast and prawn crackers are always free! As was mentioned before the portions are slighty smaller than your average takeaway but I think it's more than enough with a side of rice for one person and sometimes a bit too filling if like me you also have to have soup and a starter....the crispy chilli beef is a must to share!!

The restaurant was recommended to me by a friend so we thought we would try it out instead of our…read moreusual takeaway. I was very impressed, the food is very well prepared, not too salty like many Chinese dishes can be. The staff are friendly and attentive and the prices are fair considering the quality. The only downside is lack of parking but its worth a short walk.