Wasn't hot or spicy and the staff was very rude would not recommend only give them one star…read morebecause I had to

It's mid-week and mid-afternoon, you've had a couple of pints of real ale with your mates and now…read moreyou want a curry. If you were in Bradford then you would be spoilt for choice but your not. There is Kebabish on The Wicker but to be honest their currys are a little poor. The Mangla and The Kashmir Curry Centre don't open for lunch. It's a problem, or is it? My friend and I had enjoyed a couple of pints in The Fat Cat and needed a curry so we drove to Firth Park. Hot & Spicy is one of a number of curry bars located at the Northern General Hospital end of Firth Park Road. It is certainly unpretentious and unlicensed and can not really be described as a restaurant, more a take away/curry bar. The establishment has tables to do 24 covers. Take-away and eat in business was plentiful and brisk whilst we were there. We ordered 2 chicken balti's and 3 roti's each. The currys were made from scratch, no bought in ready made sauces were used here! The owner / manager came out to ask us how hot we wanted our curries and I think he was surprised when we replied apna. The curry when it came was probably the best I have ever had anywhere, even beating ones I have had in Bradford. The rotis were also excellent and the owner gave us a free generously sized salad and yogurt dip. Excellent. The only draw back was that the curry was served in a polysterene box and not on a plate even though we had aked prior to ordering if it would come in a balti dish / bowl / plate. This wasn't really a problem for us as we are used to, in fact prefer the ethnic, utilitarian type of curry house that are prevalent in Bradford and that can also be found on Spital Hill in Sheffield. So the curry, what was it like; sublime. There was no after meal bloatedness, no indigestion, no heart burn, no flatulence - it was perfect. I can not recommend this establishment as a full blown restaurant dining experience. You certainly wouldn't take any one there on a first date. However if you need a lunch time curry then it has to be the place to go. If you are a bit of a curryholic like us then it is worth a visit to see just how good a real ethnic curry can be. Next time we go we will take our own balti dishes lol. Excellent value for just £5.60

What a fantastic place, honestly the currys here are forged in the kitchen of love. Bestnindian…read morebloody going, such a classical and middle eastern hipster vibez feel and the water on the side were immensely clear i thought i was in fiji or smt but honestly pal loved the food and there was no wait for a table.

indian restuarant good food need to book at weekends. no…read moredrinks licence so bring your own. prices are not the cheapest in sheffield but you can watch the food being prepared and as the restaurant is brand new the layout is of a high standard.

One of only a handful of decent Indian restaurants in Doncaster. I've never had a bad meal from…read morehere.

If you are looking for Indian fine dining, look no more, Agraah is the place!…read more I love the choice of curries they have, as somehow I do not see pasanda everywhere. The waiters are attentive and the food comes promptly. I went there with a large group but also for a date and both experiences were great. The central location in Leopold Square is also a bonus. This is the perfect place to try Indian food for the first time or convert people to Indian food!

The food was lovely I had curry with rice and the service was just as good the music wasn't to loudread more

Excellent food, decent service! We live in the US and every time we come back to Rotherham we…read morealways make sure to stop at Akbars for a meal! We love the garlic naan (it comes out on a stick!) The family size is huge and more than enough for 4 people. We ordered the normal size and still had some left over after our meals. This trip we ordered chicken tikka mahkani and lamb korma and both were delicious. We ordered a side of pilau rice, which was more than enough for us. Make sure you spend a meal here on your next dinner out. You will not be disappointed!

Absolutely fantastic. We took a whim and bones a Christmas prefix dinner reservation here. The…read moreservice was astounding and food phenomenal. Best Indian food I've ever had at a restaurant, great spices and flavor. Butter chicken, Asams lamb, Tandoori Salmon and Baari Combi all fantastic. The location was very central and clean, three floors, while only one open this evening.

We have been to this restaurant lots of times when visiting York. It's one we always go back to…read more The food is phenomenal. First class service and the decor is great.

Outstanding Indian restaurant in a quiet village location, beautiful decor and wonderful service…read more A converted pub they have done a fine job and turned this into one of the best Indian restaurants around. We had the appetizer assortment consisting of lamb, chicken and onion bharji which was fantastic. Popadoms were fresh and served with a delicious pickle tray. I had the lamb balti which was one of the best i've ever had, fall apart tender morsels of lamb in a delicious brown curry sauce, spiced to perfection, incredible dish all round, i added chapati and rice and couldn't be happier with my decision. Service was outstanding, extremely friendly and knowledgeable staff making this my new go to Indian whenever i'm in the UK!

The food here is exquisite ... for a delightful meal that won't disappoint, look no further!read more

Full disclosure. I first ate from Rajput in 1986 and I always go when I'm back in Sheffield. So…read moreyeah - I'm a fan. But it never fails to disappoint. Last night we dined in, and that chicken tikka methi was just as great as always.

Decent restaurant if you can't be bothered heading to the city centre. You can bring your own…read morealcohol and the food is competitively priced.

First the 'bad' news; this is in a manky part of Sheffield, but I've never had any problems round…read morethe Mangla. Now the Excellent news: the food is fantastic, the staff are really friendly and it's a bring-your-own bottle place (there're a couple of off-licenses across the road) so the bill is much less than what you'd expect. Honestly, you can pay three to four times the bill elsewhere in town for food that's not as good. I can recommend the veggie vindaloo, tarka dhall, Bombay aloo, channa massala etc. etc. Plus, they serve complimentary poppadoms and pickles and table water: who else does that these days? Recent example: dinner at the Mangla for 13: bill £99. They don't accept cards so check down the back of your sofa for loose change and GO!

I fancied a balti and also I didn't want to be disappointed, so I thought of trying out Mangla on…read moreSpital Hill. I rang my order up for collection. I ordered a Chicken Tikka Balti which is one of my favorite indian dishes (if it's done right). It was the most expensive indian dish that I have ever bought with 1 naan bread it cost £9.60, they also gave me a small starter which was a bag of salad and a sauce quite nice as well I had it after my balti. The Balti had plenty of meat in and had a rich thick spicey sauce, it was the hottest balti's that I have tried among restaurants and take-aways, I thought it was perfect at first but began to struggle towards the end because of the spices. I very much enjoyed the balti but the price is too steep unfortunatly, I may go back to Mangla and try a cheaper dish to see what it's like. The food is worth 5/5 but I have knocked off 1 star becauase of the cost.

My friend and I had enjoyed a couple of pints of real ale in The Fat Cat and needed a curry to…read morefinish the afternoon off. Sheffield has a shortage of lunch time curry houses, in fact they are a rarity. Most Indian restaurants in Sheffield are aimed at the couples/foursomes or lads/lasses night out clientelle. They are full of pomp and pretentiousness and the currys are often what I would consider to be sub-standard or anglicised. However, we know exactly where you can get a good quality curry at this time of day in Sheffield and that is in Firth Park (S5). Eastern Eyes is one of a number of curry bars located at the Northern General Hospital end of Firth Park Road. It is certainly unpretentious and also unlicensed and it can not really be described as a restaurant, more a take away/curry bar. The establishment has tables to seat 32 people and whilst we were there we noted that there were diners on 2 other tables. Take-away business was quite brisk. We ordered 2 chicken methi's, a plain rice which we shared, 2 seekh kebabs (1 of) on a roti and an extra roti each. The meal came with a generous plate of salad and a dish of yogurt sauce. As I was ordering the meal, the owner intervened and recomended the chicken curry or the chicken dansak to us. I was immediately on my guard as I am pretty good at making instantaneous decisions about people and their motives. My friend fell for the sales pitch and was going to go with the owners suggestions. I had to explain to my friend that the owner already had those dishes made up in his chilled display cabinet and that he wanted the easy option for himself. First impressions weren't too good. After we had negotiated this initial hurdle we were pleased to see that the currys were made from scratch in the open kitchen; no common pot or bought in ready made sauces were used here! The food when it came was of good quality, though not quite as good as that served at Hot & Spicy, which is located only a couple of doors away. If you have been to The Kashmir Curry Centre, The Mangla, The Gulshan, Kebabish, Akbars, Pakeeza or Hakeems which are all or were located on The Wicker / Spital Hill then you ought to consider giving Eastern Eyes or Hot & Spicy a visit. You've experienced the non-pretentious, utilitarean restaurants so these won't be too big a surprise for you. If you have visited one of the above restaurants and did not like it, then the two restaurants on Firth Park Road aren't going to be to your liking. I can not recommend this establishment as a full blown restaurant dining experience in the traditional sense. However, for functionality and quality of the food it is well worth a visit. If you need a lunch time curry then Firth Park Road has to be the place to go. If you are a curryholic then it is worth a visit just to see how good a real ethnic curry can be. Chicken Methi £4.30, 1 Seekh Kebab on Tandoori Roti £1, Plain Rice £1.35, Roti £0.60, Salad & Yogurt Sauce free. The salad is priced at a £1 and the yogurt sauce at 50p on the menu.

I needed some spicy food while I was working in the UK…read more Someone recommended this restaurant. We ate there and I was impressed. The lamb jalfrezi was excellent. A big plus is this restaurant also serves beer. I will say that based off of my experience it was the best Indian food I have ever had.

Excellent food in comfortable surroundings and typically very efficient service. Worth driving down…read moreto.