Slow-cooked beef stew with spices, garnished with fresh ginger and cilantro.
Halal • Asian • Indian • Fast Food
"I had a portion of samosas to start and had chilli sauce and mint yoghurt on them. The chilli sauce was so salty I could hardly eat it. I scraped off my samosas and managed to salvage them. The samosas were quite nice apart from the edges of the pastry that were almost too tough to chew. I had mixed seekh and chicken tikka kebab on naan. The seekh was very dry and over cooked. The chicken was nice though. I avoided the chilli sauce having had it on my samosas. The kebab was served on a plastic naan tray, with no plate, so as I ate it the sauces dripped straight through on to the table which was pretty inconvenient. Years ago this was my go-to kebab stop in Rusholme. I'll try somewhere else next time."
Kebab • Indian • Comfort Food
Kebab • Sushi • Seafood • Asiatic
"booked table in front of the football game with us had to hunt our eating twice forward as we were for the time tight. the waiter explains minutes is normal, how meat cooked on grill. eating was excellent and byob option is perfect, but would have been of good if time factor recommended, but we will know the next time!"
Pizza • Indian • Mexican • Vegetarian
"I made a reservation online and received confirmation via email. On the day of our reservation, myself and my friends arrived at the restaurant only to be told they were fully booked. Despite showing my confirmation, the staff informed me that they had only been open for 2 weeks and were not online. After speaking with the manager, we were eventually seated at a table (despite many empty tables available). We waited an hour for our food to arrive and had to request cutlery and napkins as they were not provided. While waiting, a large table who were also waiting for their food ended up leaving. Overall, I will not be returning to this restaurant anytime soon."
Cafés • Kebab • Seafood • Mexican
"this was a late lunch / dinner birthday meal for the restaurant was quite so that we got good service. it definitely has a caffe with very simple furniture to feel. the eating was good sound glassgow curry shop favorites, well presented and much. the only bottom was the swinging front door. on a very windy day he swung up and the restaurant was sometimes very cold."
Pizza • Indian • Mexican • Seafood
"Despite its small size, this restaurant is still quite nice! The food is delicious, especially the naan, which I found to be even better than the naan I had in India. The prices are a bit high, but the quality of the food makes it worth it. I hope to visit this place again in the future."
Asian • Indian • Pakistani • Middle Eastern
"tipu sultan is the obscure to all the positive reviews it has collected in the few years, it is open. how regularly from its first weeks in operation until now the one thing I feel, they deserve the highest praise for is 'consistency' too many restaurants open with promise and potential to become standard bears, but ultimately many take their eye on what is really important in a restaurant....Jep the food. decoration, style presentation are all vital, but if this makes the taste of it so hard! are generous and a main dish is more than enough for two. I love the open kitchen view nice to see how many people work to let all this happen. the only reason I didn't score it is a feeling that the refreshment drinks a tad over price when compared with the cost of food. a glass koks is £2,50! Now, for something that 's not cost more than 30p to supplement such a jar seems a tad inappropriate. and the comparison I use is a starter of search kebabs from lamb costs £4 or so. lamb is an expensive meat, as they can calculate for good food and so much for sugary soft drinks! a little complaining and I always have water with my food, why am I complaining!"
Sides • Drinks • Pizzeria • Tandoor And Grills
Grills • Desserts • Veg Mix Grill • Breakfast Specials
Asian • Balti • Indian • Pakistani
"This restaurant is one of the few places I visit on a regular basis and have done so over many years,many of our family and friends have now added it to there most frequent place to eat ,It gets very busy and we do have to sometimes wait ,but it is well worth it. I have a gluten and wheat allergy so I have some of my family so have to be very careful where and what we eat ,I am always worried about eating out so have to always double check there is nothing in what I order at any restaurants this is the only place I have used on a regular basis ,I have never had a problem here ,The good thing about Pakistani food is they never put wheat in as filler wheat is used in some dishes so ask first There are a variety of delicious flavors to choose from but once you have visited be aware you will want to keep going back , everyone I have taken have ended up being regular visitors to the restaurant my favorite dish Masala fish , these are also worth trying lamb Tikka grilled small pieces of lamb their mixed grill ,lamb Tikka Masala, chicken Pakora`s they are very busy and food is cooked fresh.These are authentic dishes with some very beautiful authentic flavors they do a variety of sweet dishes ,ice creams and drinks their mango milk shake is a favorite for my grandchildren , If you have anyone who may not want to eat spicy food just tell them they will always try to accommodate you .there is something for everyone .we went recently and yes we had to wait a little while but our guests said after eating ,they can now see why this is such a very busy restaurant and it was worth the 10 minute wait . sometimes there are 20 people in our party and we have never yet had a problem with the service staff are very friendly and happy to advice ,They do a take away service also They will also reserved tables for you 202-208 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8JS open from 12 Noon to 5 AM"
Meat • Full • Indian • Vegetarian
"I had a wonderful birthday dinner here last Friday and couldn't find anything wrong with the food or the service. The staff were delightful, well-informed about the menu, and went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable. It's quite rare to come across restaurants like this these days. I will definitely be returning!"
Curry • Indian • Coffee • Casual
"I 'm sure we have all seen that stereotypical hipster dude who is seen at a coffee shop with his latest MacBook Pro while wearing clothes purchased from a thrift store, or who uses his latest iPhone to take and instagram (yes, that 's a verb now photos of himself with the homeless because his friends would think it was cool. Well, if that guy were a restaurant, he would look like Mughli. Why am I not surprised, then, that Mughli boasts of a clientele that includes the likes of Jared Leto? Let me explain myself. Mughli brands itself as something akin to a street food vendor at a railway station in South Asia. Well, if you ever happen to actually see a railway station in South Asia and the street food around it, you will find nothing in common between it and the ritzy Mughli, just like the guy flashing his electronics with the white Apple logo has nothing in common with the homeless. The pretension works for me, however. I quite enjoy experiencing comfort and luxury behind the façade of affectatious (yes, that also is an adjective now slumming. Mughli is one of the higher end South Asian restaurants on Manchester 's renowned Curry Mile (a misnomer for so many reasons, including the fact that it 's not a mile long, and that there are just as many if not more Middle Eastern restaurants and shisha lounges in this neighborhood as there are curry houses... parentheses are such a great tool for literary digressions, aren 't they? . The menu items and their descriptions are pretty standard, and generally do not appear to be too different from the offerings at other Indian Pakistani restaurants in the area. The execution of these dishes is where Mughli shines (now, do you see why my rating is 4 stars despite my snarky observations about the pretentiousness of this restaurant? . The masala chicken biryani, which is a must try according to the restaurant menu, is indeed an outstanding dish. This spicy chicken and rice dish is strewn with pomegranate jewels and fresh cloves of garlic, which enrich its flavor profile, and is finished in a pot sealed with putty dough to prevent the air and moisture from escaping. The biryani is served with gravy and yogurt raita. While the gravy is a totally redundant condiment, the raita does serve as an enhancement to the already flavorful biryani. This dish is so dissimilar to every version of biryani I 've ever had (and I grew up in South Asia that I almost don 't want to call it biryani. Whatever it needs to be christened, it is absolutely delicious! I don 't find any of the desserts here particularly exciting, but a cup of the desi chai (traditional tea is a great way to finish off a meal at Mughli."
Kebab • Cafés • Sushi • Mexican
"Omg, the food is amazing! We ordered 2 Doner Kebabs, a portion of chips and a Mixed Doner. Kebabs weren't greasy like most kebabs, children said Doners were nothing like they had ever tasted before and I wasn't to hungry, so I had the Large chips. The only thing i would say is, it was meant to arrive at 18:40 but arrived about 25-30 minutes late. However, definately worth the wait."
Asian • Indian • Pakistani • Vegetarian
"We tried out the Masaledar after their recent refurb. The main waiter was friendly and helped with ordering, but the service times were terrible. We were a biggish group of 10 people, but our starters took 45 mins and the last main course arrived 2 hours after we'd sat down. The heat of my Karahi lamb was just about right for me, but a few people were complaining the food was too mild and generally bland. Small shots of mango lassi were a refreshing end to the meal though. The fact it is BYO meant that it was a fairly cheap night out, there's a Tesco across the road. Strangely in these days of digital payments, it is a cash only restaurant! One thing we couldn't understand is that they've moved the front door so it's no longer easy to find up the side street rather than on the high st. Everyone in our group had to search for the entrance which now brings you in at the back of the restaurant...bizarre! Unlikely we'll be going back, lots of others to try on Upper Tooting Rd. A shame, as this used to be my go to takeaway option when I lived in Balham."
Asian • Indian • Turkish • Italian
"Waited a few weeks before trying, to allow the place to settle. Wasnt sure what to try so played safe with pakora. Thinkng was that if a place can't get pakora right then that sends a clear message for more complex meals I'm afraid it was a brutal experience and in all honesty the worst pakora I have ever tried and trust me, like a few, I have probably eaten my weight in pakora over the years Other places cook and reheat too, I get it, but this was dry chicken pakora closer to rubber than chicken. And even if not made well at least other places give you chicken breast. A few bits were something else, gristle? Chucked those bits away, then quickly threw the rest in the bin Sorry if you cant make the simplist of food, then no chance of trying anything else. Shame"
Food • Indian • Desserts • Delivery Services
"Today I purchased some samosas and chicken rolls, as well as hulwa puri, from this restaurant. Unfortunately, all the food had a bad smell. I had to return everything because it was not fresh. When I returned the food, the staff was very rude and mentioned that every shop sells food from the previous day or a couple of days old. They admitted that none of the food is fresh. I have recorded their statement and will be filing a complaint with the health council. They did not even offer an apology. I will not be returning to this restaurant again."
Beer • Indian • Chicken • Delivery Services
"I frequent different Indian restaurants for different purposes: Saravanaa Bhavan (authentic vegeterian), Dishoom (excellent chain with good quality and service), Tamarind (luxury), Brigadiers (business), Gunpowder (Hipster. Beers with friends) and of course Durbar for the past 20+ years was my 'go to ' local curry house. Unfortunately, 'Durbar ' has gone downhill very rapidly. They no longer serve alcohol (there is nothing as nice as a beer with a curry), the quality of the meat is tough, the quantity of the food is paltry, the service is non existent, the prices are sky high and the atmosphere is dire. Goodbye and RIP Durbar. Thank you for the last 20 years. It was good while it lasted."
Indian • Grills • Desserts • Soft Drinks
"The restaurant's appearance is impressive, as it should be following a change in ownership and a renovation."
Pizza • Mexican • European • Vegetarian
"Zamana is our top choice for a meal. We absolutely love the food, the staff are incredibly friendly, and the decor is so inviting. The dishes are fantastic, especially the starters, tender lamb chops, chaat, and lahori boti. The lamb and chicken karahi paired with warm, soft naan are simply delicious. Don't miss out on the gajar halwa for dessert—it's a must-try! The owner is always welcoming, and they go out of their way to accommodate us, even during busy times. I highly recommend giving Zamana a try; you won't be disappointed."
Drinks • Pakistani
"This place is great! It’s off the beaten track and a short walk from the hustle and bustle of Marylebone. Food was great! We had 3 vegetarians in our party and there was lots of choice. The tikka paneer wrap is fantastic! Prices are very reasonable and it’s BYOB! Staff are lovely, friendly and attentive. I definitely recommend, you will not be disappointed."