Best curry. I have been eating here for 15 plus years and the food is always great. Rice and three…read morecurries is perfect, with a rotating selection every day. Recommend to get there early as they close by 5pm most days (whenever the food runs out).

CASH ONLY. Yes, this place is THAT GOOD; Indian home cooking at its best . Nothing fancy. Except…read morethe tongue-dazzling flavors. Fareed is a super-nice guy who does it all...cooks and serves. He's been at it for 30 years and his culinary skills are exceptionally high for an astonishinglu low price. The curries rotate but don't worry, it's all excellent. I had a chicken curry, daal, and spinach with potatoes over rice. In the UK this is known as "rice and three." All for £7.50.

Namaste Nepal on Burton Road is the ultimate neighborhood favorite in West Didsbury for brilliant,…read moreauthentic Nepalese food. The staff are exceptionally warm and welcoming, and the relaxed vibe makes it just incredible. The portions are ample enough to share or takeaway. Incredible flavors that pop in your mouth with every bite.

Food is good and maintains it temperature due to the hot plate…read more Great for sharing (starters) Service is fast and they are very nice Ambiance is quiet and it gives you more time to savor the food and chat

Vindaloo is amazing spicy but overly hot to the point you cant taste the spices used…read moreSaag lamb meat was soft and cooked well Peshwari naan is my my favorite with the sweet desiccated coconut complement the hotness of vindaloo Service was good we were assist quite fast, staffs and possible owner also checks the people of they are okey Ambiance was okey but the choice of music is very traditional which is not for everyone.plus ambiance is a big dark and gloomy due to all dark color contrast

There is no doubt that this is the best Nepalese restaurant in Manchester. You have to look past…read morethe no-frills decor, because the main focus is on the quality of the cuisine here. Some of the best dishes I've had here are Bhotowan Chicken, Chicken Khorsani and Fish Tikka. What I love about a lot of the dishes are that they're spiced correctly - in other words, they're hot! If you're suffering you can always order yourself a Tiger beer or a Mango lassi though. The staff are always smiling and friendly, and have never, to date, got the bill wrong. Comes highly recommended, and voted but Harden's as one of the best of its kind in the country.

Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow!!!!!…read more Have you ever eaten Tibetan food? If not, you really need to try it. This place has just opened up, literally, been open a week and the flavours are just spectacular. Started with Momos: little dumplings, full of either beef or vegetables. I went for the beef, delightful, light and puffy pastry, with a really juicy beefy filling. To accompany these, they have a chilli sauce, great flavour, not too hot, some garlic, maybe a hint of ginger, some sesame too? Gorgeous none-the-less. Then moving on to the main dishes. A sliced beef, green pepper & red onion stir fry and a tofu & mixed vegetable stir-fry. Both of these were brilliant. Juicy pieces of beef and no insipid tasteless tofu, there was really good flavour and a great blend of spice to make the dishes really interesting. I'd happily eat either again. Finally, the prices are spectacularly reasonable, especially for Chorlton. Two full meals and a couple of Momos for less than £15! I'd get in quick before they put them up, they are definitely undercharging at the moment for the quality and flavour, plus... everything is organic where possible, they use the best quality ingredients that they can source and cater for any special diets or allergies. They have a decent vegan offering and will cater for gluten-free by adjusting the recipe slightly. You can eat in or take out, but to eat in you'll want a warm coat or hope they fix the door that blows open a bit too easily!! Would thoroughly recommend this place, it's just brilliant, and the owners are really friendly and pleasant.

Wow, I eventually made it to the promised land of fine Tibetan food in Manchester and I wasn't let…read moredown one bit! After visiting the TK pop up van at food festivals a couple of times over the last year, I was super excited to hear these guys were setting up a proper bricks and mortar store in Chorlton. I was in town hitting a few pubs with friends and I had to make it the number 1 priority to get here at some stage of the evening. First off it's very casual, mainly a takeout but there was enough seating at the front for around 10 people if you want to eat while popping in for 20 minutes. The layout is of a food counter style and there are a number of exciting combos and thali's that you can order direct from the informative chef. I went for the thali which was absolutely fantastic, giving me a combination of most of the dishes they had on offer including pork, chicken and goat, loads of vege plus a Momo on the side. In fact I love Momo's so much that I actually ordered a separate plate which were amazing - every time I'm in town I may just pop in for some now. You can eat for £4 upwards and the Thali was around £6.50. What's refreshing about this place is that I was out for beers and that usually translates into me eating a dodgy burger or something equally unhealthy on a night out. With TK, it's really nice to be able to get a big plate of something that tastes amazing but comes with loads of greenery and you know is better for you than the usual casual food outlets. Tibetan Kitchen, I'll be back soon! ps - I'm keeping one star back for my next visit, as I want to try a few more dishes!

The food is fantastic deep flavors and unlike some Indian spots they don't hide behind spice to…read moremask their flavor. The service is excellent with an online menu which lists every allergen in the dish which is a big help. Lastly, the ambiance is unreal but I will say the lighting is a little dim.

The food was good, but the restaurant was incredibly dark inside. The dishes were presented on…read moremetal trays, which I found unappealing. It felt like a cafeteria tray in a mental institution. The restaurant was so dark that I had to use my phone's flashlight to read the menu. Some of the dishes I had ordered were listed under different names on the menu. This could be because the restaurant is from a region of India where the dish is called something else. For example, Dahl makhani was not listed on the menu, but the lentil dish was, and it tasted the same to me. The menu itself was difficult to read due to the low lighting and the confusing layout. It was like a maze, with columns and rows that didn't make sense. I had to carefully navigate through the menu to find what I was looking for. It was a frustrating experience, and I wish the restaurant had a better-designed menu.

If you need a kebab at 4am, Loco Express is your man. The kebabs were impressively massive and two…read moreaccompanied with chips with gravy came to £11.10 which seemed pretty reasonable although didn't everything at that time of the morning. Staff were really friendly and on the ball and there's actually quite a lot of space to sit in and eat here which is good although it's not cleaned very regularly so expect a lot of crumbs and sauce - fitting with the atmosphere really. Also...there is a milkshake bar. I greatly approve.

Loco is a large takeaway/fast food place that you will find all the usual - kebabs, burgers, chips…read moreetc. They even do milkshakes. I have been to Loco a few times - more often than not at the end of a night out and in need for food!! Every time I have been I have gone for the same thing - a lamb shish kebab. Its what I usually get from kebab places - and think its reasonably 'healthy' as its actual chunks of meat rather than something like a doner kebab AKA the elephant leg. I have had a doner kebab once before just you I can say whats it like and had it - and its not the worse thing in the world - but rather have something else! Back to Loco and the kebab, its served in tortilla wrap and its generous size. As with all kebabs, you can get whatever salad you want in it and then a sauce. Not that I go to many different kebab places but Loco is the only one I have been too which has mango chutney to put on the kebab - I personally much prefer that to some hot sauce. As well as the kebab, I have actually had some chips from here before and to be honest they are not that great - just your typical chips from a fast food/takeaway/kebab place.

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.

I have really enjoyed it here tonight! Having tried a small tapas bar around the corner which was…read morepacked we found this place. I was dubious at first because it wasn't very busy for a Friday night and the waiters were a bit wooden. Oh and they didn't take card... Looking at the Nepalese and Indian menu though it certainly had a lot of non cliche choices.. I settled for a cheese panner and a Nepalese fish curry for a main. I honestly can't remember the last time I had such a lovely flavoursome curry...it was just beautifully spiced and the fish was nice and soft. A fish dish will cost you £13 unless you order a lobster balti which was about £20 which is not bad for lobster I guess... But despite the not so slick waiters it was a lovely relaxed atmosphere where people casually chatted without the feeling of being rushed. I loved the carvings on the wall..and the cushy layout... I just wish these guys were closer to me as I'd order takeaway from them quite often...which I guess overtime I would turn into a stuffed Naan so I guess it's a good thing... But yes try here to get a non average white man curry

[+] - Family-owned and run restaurant in heart of downtown…read more - owners are very nice, welcoming, and helpful with your questions with Nepalese/Nepali (Himalayan) cuisine. - Good selection of Indian and Nepali food. - Try Chewala/Woh appetizer - very authentic, chatamari is decent as well. - Good Indian food. [-] - Lamb momo in hot sauce (although delicious) is not a typical Nepali dish. Keep selling it as soupy momo, but please at regular chicken or pork momo.