One of my top curry houses in the area. I used to get a curry at least once a week from here when i…read morelived nearby. Dont take people who cant do with an oily curry cos they will freak, I normally take a spoon or two of oil off mine before i eat it lol. I have tried everything on the menu!!!! A+++ highly recommended My favs are The archar n The hydrobady ( think my spelling is wrong ) Avoid - The chicken korma and the cheese curries

Fantastic Indian restaurant. I recommend going for the early bird meal (I think its on most days of…read morethe week before about 9pm but double check before you go!) You can get a starter, usual choices like onion bhajis and mixed grills and a curry main course (with chappatis or rice) for only £5.50! Really good quality food and a nice atmosphere. It can be very quiet though.

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!!

My favourite indian restaurant in Shipley. The food here is…read moregorgeous, it is fairly expensive though, so only go on special occasions! Looks lovely on the outside and is even better inside. The staff are brill. Children are welcome, and they have high chairs. The cloths after are ace too!

This is one of my favourite Indian food restraunts. The food is great and the upstairs buffet is…read morerecommended as it is such good value for money with all you can eat (and there is a lot to eat). Highly recommended for anyone in west yorkshire area. The buffet area includes all starters, mians, rice, nan bread and even deserts.

I've always heard good things about Rajpoot, and for a while I got a couple of decent curries from…read morehere. A few months ago I ordered myself my standard lamb rogan josh. Oh my word, it was horrific. I can only compare it to chewing a rubber (it didnt even taste like lamb) and I was terribly ill after (the less said about that the better). Anyway, that was enough to put me off.

Lovely fantastic food, relaxed atmosphere. The staff are friendly, and leave you alone to eat your…read moremeal rather than pestering you. Good prices and really good quality food. Fantastic fish bhuna, I would recommend this restaurant.

Good Indian food with classy decor and good service. Go early and ask for a recomendation, the…read morestaff are knowledgable and happy to help you choose somthing new.

Wow! This place gets packed on a Saturday night. We were brought here by a friend who is quite the…read morecurry connoisseur, so I figured he would know a good place for a great meal. I thought the waiting system worked a little strange here because when you walk in, you queue up and basically shuffle along the line until it's your turn to be seated. Only then do they ask how many in your party for a table. Quite a good system, though; seems more fair than standard procedure AND the line went by really quickly. Okay, let's get down to the good stuff- The food was delicious and I really thought the meal was surprisingly authentic. For starters we had the kebabs, and also a fish appetiser (I didn't order these so I don't know the names on the menu) and they were both cooked perfectly. Both appetisers were so flavourful and juicy and were complemented excellently by the sauces provided. For my main I ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala Desi (about £7.45) and they didn't ask how spicy I wanted it, which was better in my opinion, because I like that I can enjoy the dish the way they want me to taste it. We each ordered a naan (I believe £1.95, but don't hold me to it) which were probably about 12" inches and round-ish in shape. They were nice and fluffy and as the last one arrived later than the rest, I can surmise it probably came straight out of the oven. The chicken tikka masala dish was nicely cooked and as you took a bite you could taste all the flavours dripping off of the chicken as if each had their turn; first up the flavour of the tikka sauce, then a light but perfect addition of the taste of the coriander, then, finally, the bite of the spice. It was quite spicy, could be a bit too spicy for some, but I thought the spice kept the integrity of the dish. I could feel myself getting a bit warm but luckily I had asked for tap water and alternated between shoving the deliciousness in my mouth and taking a few quick sips. Sadly, the water ran out soon enough and it seemed hard to flag someone down for a refill. To be fair, I didn't ask, so not a comment against their service. Eventually I resorted to taking short breaks between bites. Maybe people who enjoy more spice wouldn't need breaks. Food was served in a reasonable amount of time, which was surprising considering every seat in the house was taken. They also have a wide selection of desserts, although we didn't partake. Service was average, nothing really to note. If I was in the area I'd probably come again.

Exceptional service and awesome food highly recomended. Best place to eat in bradfordread more

Adaab brings back memories of curry houses before they had flaming kebabs, before they had all you…read morecan eat buffets, before they closed at 11pm. It is good food, very inexpensive, and no problem getting a table and staying there as long as you like. No table cloths, no knifes and forks (unless you really have to), and some great choice of curry.

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.