Aagrar Restaurant in Selby - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

First time visiting this branch , my family had gone before and gave me raving reviews about it . Food was tasty , mains were cooked home style . Service 7/10 i feel more staff is needed as some tables had to wait to order.

We were keen to try the buffet as there are not many around these parts. The actual décor inside is smart with a stunning picture of the Taj Mahal. There was a good range of dishes at the buffet and the lamb chops were my favourite. The problem with the food was that it was too mild - there was nothing hot, not even one dish to give you a chilli hit. Thus the whole experience was a little average regarding taste. They tried to give a 3 course menu in the buffet but I am thinking I should have ordered from the a la carte to have something hotter. It was busy on a Sunday night so that is a sign people like it.

Part of the large West Yorkshire Aargrah Indian Restaurant Group, this one is located on the A64 (Bilbrough) between York & Tadcaster. An amazing choice on the menu with plenty of choice & catering for any dietary requirements. One of the best drinks selections in the Indian restaurant sector in this region & the quality of their wines is excellent! Enjoy this restaurant & visit some of their other sites in the County.

The pilau rice looked brown and was flavourless. The Chicken Tikka Masala was brown and was flavourless. I ordered onion Bhaji's and got two onion rings, flavourless. The garlic naan might have seen a piece of garlic but was pretty much flavourless. Christmas Eve, and that was the most disappointing Indian Meal I've ever had. Awful, won't ever order from here again.

Sunday night visit. The place was already busy, it was 6pm. Very bright lighting. No atmosphere. Didn't realise there was a buffet on at the time so we thought we would give it a go. Waited came, took our order for drinks and poppadoms and garlic or plain naan. He brought the poppadoms and dips and drinks and said go up to the buffet when you are ready. I had a bite of my poppadoms and went to get the food from the buffet. When I got back the poppadom and dips had been taken away. Considering I paid extra you would have thought they would leave them or ask if it's ok to take. I complained,they replaced them with new. The starters on the buffet were not very good. The onion Bhajies were onion rings and not what I expected. Not very nice. Seekh kebabs were lovely. No lemon slices which I like to put on my salad either. No plain rice, just mushroom, so if you dont like mushrooms you are stuffed. No chapattis either. There was a couple of different curries which were really good. And you could get chips if that's your thing. The desserts were just frozen and defrosted small pieces of cake or jelly. I especially liked the profiteroles. However, I would really have liked to have seen more traditional desserts than this. I've been to a lot of Asian buffets and this one isn't the best. I've been to the one in Bradford and it's a lot nicer. For £18 it seems a lot of money for what you get. Altogether for a pint of lemonade, a white wine and soda (I asked for Lemonade), 2 poppadoms and 2 buffets it came to £53.

I just managed to sneak in at half past six. Not too busy. The staff are very friendly and the service could not be better. I had Chicken pakora, followed by Chicken Kahari. I thoroughly reccomend a pint of Lal Toofan to wash this down with. superb! I thought this was not particularly cheap. But I couldn't fault the quality. Lovely staff!