Love the food and all the stars earned in this review by chicken donner on naan takeaway orders are…read moreoften paid less care too dont be surprised if food is bit cold if picking up. Often confuse no cucumber with no chilli but still love going shimla and enjoy it very much highly recommended must try!

Tasty kababs but prices are very high, I would love to recommend to those who can afford high rates.read more

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.

Have ordered/collected from Micklegate takeaway a few times and can't complain at all really. The…read morefood is always tasty and is ready quickly. The staff are friendly enough and the prices are very much in line with the other takeaways in York. Last time I ate there I had a cheese burger with chips and it was very tasty and not too greasy. It's also in a convenient location for town too.

Bought 'meal deal 5' the kebab came cold,with no sauce or salad, so I rang them up and asked them…read moreto bring the salad and sauce, as we requested this he hung up the phone which I thought was rather rude. Was disappointed as I paid £13 for a meal that wasn't to standard. Would not recommend at all.

Popped into here for some grub before seeing Jools Holland down the road…read more Super quick seating (nearly walked out though as I didn't understand the man on the front desk (thought a table wasn't free until 8 rather than we had to be out by 8)) Good early bird deal. Massive portions. Very tasty. Boom!

So very good! Excellent food, excellent prices, and the atmosphere was fantastic. We had a fairly…read morelarge group, so we booked early. We brought some wine and beer, and just had a fantastic time. Food came quickly and scarily accurate timing. Though this restaurant only has a few reviews, it is clearly a local favorite as the University of York, who hosted me, regularly brings outside speakers to Mirchiz. So much so that the employees recognize them. If you're looking for authentic Indian food in a beautiful U.K. town, this is it.

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.

Like Pizza Affair a few doors up, Station Pizza is another rather dodgy takeaway joint on Station…read moreRoad. Though it identifies itself as a pizza place, it is really more of a curry takeaway, offering a massive selection of Indian meals along with the usually pizza/burger/kebab fare. I've only had a curry from here once and it was enough to put me off for life - a bit watery and hotter than I had asked for it, it did not sit easily in my stomach. On the plus-side, my friend had a pizza and it was actually pretty good (I had a slice because I was so sick of my curry that I couldn't eat any more of it). Maybe they should just, as their name suggests, stick to pizzas.

When there is a take away offering up both curries and pizza, I believe it is the quality of the…read moreformer that really gives away how good that take away is. Pizzas are easier to get away with, you normally get what you expect, and all there is to moan about is if it is too crispy or floppy, two things that depend on personal preference.. A curry is harder to get right. Whether the ingredients are fresh or ground, the right ammount of each spice can be the difference between a masala and a phall! Station Pizza's pizza was fine, a peperoni pizza inseperable from any other samey-samey fast food joint: both satisfying and bloating. The curry on the other hand, was very average. The lack of fresh ingredients you'd hope for, but ultimately not really expect were predictably absent, the sauce tasted of nothing but a chefs over-zealous arm tipping in the curry powder. I agree with Alex, stick to the pizzas.

Meanwood is an area that is rather densely populated in terms of takeaway joints. This charmingly…read morenamed place is not one of the finest of such businesses. Don't get me wrong, it's good late at night when you're drunk or hungry or both, and it's actually quite cheap. The menu is extensive, and they whip the food up in pretty quick time. But to me it seems that all the pizzas are basically the same (there's like 50 on the menu or something) and none of them are particularly special - I'd probably choose the calzone over anything else. But what really riles me is that they charge 10p for a can of Rubicon compared to a normal, boring drink. I am a firm believer than Rubicon is one of the joys of the world and should be available at standard prices so that everyone tries it at least once. Mmm...mango.

Last night I decided I was a little peckish, so thought I'd treat try out a takeaway I've not tried…read morebefore. After browsing Just Eat for a while I decided on Sinbad's, which had a high average rating, and a surprisingly large number of ratings compared to other places, but I went for it anyway! I opted for a pizza as I've fallen out a little with my previous regular places due to a downturn in quality. Delivery came on time, and although the delivery boy wasn't all smiles or anything, he had the change from a tenner ready and waiting in his pocket, which I was quite impressed with. The pizza itself was pretty good - I went for a deep pan chicken tandori. The toppings were plentiful and tasty, and the crust wasn't too big (this gets right on my nerves!). Overall, a good first experience. I'm not sure if eating it whilst watching Jean-Claude Van Damme cry made it better or worse though! But I'll definitely have another go at something else on the menu in the future.

therebwas a sign under new management when i went in tonight, the prices and food have changed for…read morethe better i order chicken korma and a meat masala we had plenty left over as the portions where quite big conpared to 0ther takeouts we have ordered from. The staff where friendly and it shop was clean which is always a good start. the food was reaady quickly but this did not reflect badly in the quality. Overall good meal will be ordering again.

Considering the fact that this place calls itself a cafe despite clearly being nothing of the sort,…read morethe claim it makes to being '1st choice for Indian and Italian takeaway' almost asks to be taken with a pinch of salt. It's a good job too, as this curry/pizza/kebab joint is mediocre at best. The surroundings are dingy and a little grubby, while the staff are surly and occasionally intimidating; all of this would be excusable as par for the course in a takeaway if the food was passable, but the vegetable korma I had from here recently was bland and chewy with far too few vegetables, and I have heard similar comments from friends who have eaten here. With so much choice in Armley and many companies elsewhere in Leeds that deliver to this area for free, there's not really much need to eat here unless you're passing and about to drop dead with hunger. On the plus side it's cheap, even by takeaway standards, although this fully reflects the quality of the experience.