Excellent meal together with friendly staff, great evening. Highly recommended - thank you. Regards…read moreJenny & Paul, Gretna Green

Best curry takeaway I've had in ages. Portions are generous so never feel over charged. Staff are…read morevery friendly and are very proud of their 5* hygiene rating!

No yelp review for this place yet, but worh noting it scores 4.5 stars on trip advisor!…read more Great first experience here on friday night!! Great friendly and personalised service!! Great portion sizes and value for money... Portion of onion bhajis for £2.25 consisted of 4 onion bhajis!!! Nom nom! The main dishes were also delicious!! ll definitely be giving this place another go!

The best Indian around! Superb food and swish setting. You…read morecan start with a drink in the lounge bar and then take a table in the well laid out dining room. Lots of privacy due to the many corners the restaurant has. Everything we ate was fantastic and I can especially recommend the chicken shaslick. A must visit for any curry lover!

We were here after the India England cricket match. There was some wait time as there were quite a…read morefew people and the place was understaffed. However, the staff seemed quite apologetic about it. But I think it was worth the wait. The Kheema naan and the regular naan with the chicken karahi was sooo good!!! The biryani was alright, especially the pieces were a hard and overcooked. Dal fry hit the spot!

Very good Indian cuisine at fair prices…read more The staff is unfortunately a bit confused - but this is compensated by the good performance of the kitchen.

I booked this for 5 of us based on the reviews given. The place is easy enough to find and parking…read moreat the rear was good. I like my curries spicey and thought I would try the Chicken Brabi (I think I spelt it correct) and was showing 3 chillis and said very hot. Well, a Massala was hotter. Absolutely disappointed. I of our friends had same and she said it was poor and not spicey at all. In fact I tried our other friends Lamb dish which was showing just 1 chilli and that was hotter than my 3 chilli dish. Really poor and will not be recommeding Shere Khan or going back - glad there are plenty on curry mile!

Been here a few times, the food is alright, not if you're a desi purist though. They cook their…read morefood 'English style' not the usual marinate and cooking on the bone slowly, but that much is to be expected from a 'fast-food Indian'. Having said that it's not bad. The meals are good value. I was craving a burger so got the lamb one with fries and a small coke which came to £4. Not bad at all. Also the mango lassi for £1.30 is pretty smooth, a similar glass would set you back £3 in some Rusholme eateries!

creme de la creme .. top of the pops exemplary in every aspect extremely well done to all the staff…read more@ the restaurant 4 their hard dedicated focused work they work tirelessly at 100% making people feel " WELCOME & HAPPY in ever aspect of customary professionalism ! Have been visiting this restaurant now since 1978 .. I was only 18 then .. I am now nearly 55 YRS YOUNG .. Deccan the Restaurant has been improving ever since in fact it can't improve any more because it now sits in the category of " EXEMPLARY !! Willing to supply : Name & address if & when necessary Diner : NEIL CHARLES COCKER cocker.neil@gmail.com cell phone 07976 22 22 06

Excellent choice on the menu.Served strait from the kitchen to your table.Great food good serviceread more

Amazing and quite unique place -haven't seen many like it in Manchester. Fairly small but great…read moreselection of Indian street food tapas, dosas and curries with plenty of veggie options. Staff is extremely welcoming and friendly. The venue is tucked away in the residential area, but it's definitely worth the journey!

We came to Manchester as my dad had his direct flight back to Orlando booked from this airport. So…read moreafter arriving at our hotel, we checked for local Indian places to eat at, and Amma's Canteen popped up with great reviews (which indeed they lived up to) and when we called to make a booking, we were in luck and they had a spare table for four. They are only open for dinner and we ordered the following menu items: 1) Stuffed Kozhukattai - what a fabulous starter! Plus came with a sauce called "Poor Man's Dip" which was fabulously peanutty and coconutty! These are basically wontons stuffed with lovely curried veggies. 2) Masala Dosa - Really light and oil-free Dosa! My mum wasn't a fan due to lots of ginger in the potatoes but I didn't mind that spice making its presence felt. Really enjoyed the earthiness of the Sambar too. 3) Spinach & Red Kidney Bean Dosa - this was a revelation!! Honestly I was very dubious about this combination but with the beautiful spices that are dry roasted with the red kidney beans and the perfectly blanched spinach, I loved the taste of the Dosa. When the owner came and chatted to us later, he said the reason for this combo was because these are three of his very fave things to eat, and so he played around with the combination till he got it right. I am glad he persisted and my tummy benefited from his experimentation! Probably my fave thing from the menu! 4) Kaikari mandi with Oothappam - lots of winter vegetables in a most interesting curry and Utthapham (which is a rice+lentil pancake). I found this menu item to be a bit muddled in its tastes. Not sure this combo worked for me, but individually, both items were delicious. I liked the mandi curry more with rice. This too had a bit of a good spicy kick to it. 5) Alleppey Fish curry with steamed rice - my brother got this and holy moly! Dense and rich coconut curry with a beautifully cooked fish. This had a spicy bite to it, but delicious. Probably my second fave menu item. 6) Trio of dessert - we were full from earlier menu items, but the table next to us ordered it, and then we couldn't resist. One cool surprise was the roasted rice used as a topping on top of the carrot halwa - never seen that done before at a restaurant and it worked well. The Gulab Jamun was hot and tasted great and the Milk-Payasam was light, and not massively sweet at all. Great end to the meal. It's a really well curated menu, with lots of items that I haven't seen in restaurants previously. Amma means mother and I really did feel like I was eating a home-cooked meal. Plus there were so many dishes I was unfamiliar with, as I believe this is a Kerala region restaurant, and so the cuisine is something I'm not that familiar with. I also really enjoyed the fact the Owner came out later to chat with us and get feedback on the meal - it was great talking to him and letting him know how much we enjoyed the food. Absolutely recommend and hope to return when next back in Manchester. Yelp 19/ 2019

This was our first visit and we enjoyed our food, the value for money and the service was also ace…read morefriendly. I opted for the shish kebab starter and a lamb rogan josh with a nan bread. My wife chose the same starter with a chicken tikka massala and pilau rice, so we shared the bread and rice. The lamb mince starter was tasty and it was lightly spiced. It came served up on a sizzling hot plate with onions on the iron base. This works well as it chars the onions making them tasty. My lamb main had 7 pieces of lamb and the rogan josh gravy was mild and a good portion. As it's a first visit I didn't know the spice levels and this dish was mild for me. The nan bread was delicious. I tried my wife's quite red tikka massala and I could detect the back note of Sharwoods tikka massala from a jar which slightly disappointed me.

Locally and family owned. every time I come from American to Manchester, I make a trip down to Sale…read moreto eat at the Massala Lounge.