Burra-Khana in Nottingham

En primer lugar, quiero decir que la comida aquí fue increíble. Todo lo que vino a nuestra mesa fue disfrutado. Los rollitos de koti son deliciosos y le dan un toque agradable a la cocina india habitual. El plato de muslos de pollo a la parrilla todavía estaba húmedo y bien sazonado. Así que vale la pena visitar la comida, sin embargo, el servicio es más que lento. Esperamos 25 minutos para recibir nuestro pedido. Pasaron otros 20 minutos antes de que recibiéramos nuestro pedido de bebidas y la comida llegó 15 minutos después de esto, por lo que es una hora antes de que comiéramos. Personalmente, creo que el problema fue la falta de personal de camareros, ya que parecía que solo un camarero estaba tomando pedidos. Creo que el camarero hizo todo lo posible para un ajetreado servicio de sábado por la noche, pero puso una decepción en la experiencia para nosotros. Espero que los camareros reciban apoyo adicional / miembros del equipo avanzando porque parece que el lugar tiene mucho potencial.

Visitamos Burra - Khana con muchas esperanzas después de haber visto las publicaciones en Facebook donde la comida se ve increíble. El edificio y el personal están muy confundidos con BurraKhana y Red Dog Saloon operando en el mismo edificio, varias veces la camarera entregó comida en las mesas en las mismas áreas y declaró BurraKhana? / ¿Perro rojo? . Claramente no tenían ni idea. Es una verdadera lástima porque los platos principales estaban muy sabrosos. Al igual que con nuestras reseñas, los poppadoms estaban secos y sin sabor. El plato más confuso fue el Vada Pao, la versión de Bombay de un chip butty. Esto se sirvió en un panecillo de semillas de sésamo glaseado, nada de acuerdo con el tema. El concepto es el mismo que el de Mowgli pero Mowgli lo ejecuta correctamente.

Salieron los poppadoms y no tenía muchas esperanzas para el resto de la comida, ya que sabían rancios, el plato principal salió y fue absolutamente delicioso.Era tan sabroso que este lugar hace exactamente lo que dice comida callejera india y fue fantástico

I planned on visiting an entirely different restaurant in Nottingham before spotting this one as I got off the tram at Lace Market. The service we received was excellent and our waitress was so friendly. We asked for her recommendations from the 'street food' section of the menu. She suggested the aloo tikki and pao bhaji and we were not disappointed! The pao bhaji is slightly spicy so probably not one for those who aren't a fan of spicy foods but both were delicious. We also had the cheese and onion bhajias which were my personal favourite. We then shared the paneer saag with the peshwari naan, both of which were lovely. The food is slightly pricey as they don't really do offers like other restaurants however, it's the perfect place to go as a treat. I would also strongly recommend it to anybody who is a vegetarian as there are so many vegetarian options, full of flavour. Neither of us are vegetarians and I would never normally go for a meat-free option but I definitely didn't feel like I was missing out!

The Lunch deal here is amazing and we were served really quickly too. It's definitely worth a visit.

Me and my family visited and we were accomadated so well. Me and my partner had the burra Khana menu and my 2 kids were offered the amazing kids menu from the red dog side along with crayons a nice touch. When the food arrived it was so tasty it was unreal. We will definitely return and recommend to friends

Burra-Khana is located in the best possible spot in Nottingham City Centre if you rely on the tram system, it is directly next to the Lace Market Stop. But from the view of other significant areas in close proximity to the restaurant is that it is only a minute walk from Broadmarsh, Old Market Square and a few minutes walk from Victoria Center and the Motorpoint Arena. Therefore ithas the potential to be ideal for shoppers, Ice Hockey fans and people visiting the Arena. Upon entering, was very disappointing, the staff simply were not there, it took persistence to find staff to seat us and during our visit we saw numerous other potential customers walk away when no one greeted them. The food is over priced but it was extremely good, tasting as it does in India and Pakistan. The taste was authentic and dare I say, it even tasted better than the originals in India and Pakistan.

Ordered food to go from here and was really disappointed by the quality of the food and taste, really bland and lack of bite which you expect from this cuisine. Great location and potential but of the quality is not there then it all goes to waste. A shame!

Amazing food! Tastes incredible. Would highly recommend! Service was quick and very friendly the only thing that let it down was the masala chai otherwise a perfect meal! 10/10

We reserved a table for 2 couples at this restaurant during week time. We managed to order drinks after being there for 15min, then we had to wait for another 20min to get them. We ordered the food which seems interesting and different from a typical indian. After an hour of waiting, we asked the waiter where was the food and we've been waiting for an hour. They 'apologied' for the delay, they had a christmas dinner with 30people in another room... If you know you have a big christmas party you prepared the food in advance or hire more staff, which btw seems overwhelmed. When we finally had the food, they forgot to bring some of the plates and drinks we ordered! The food was good and nothing to critique about but no plates where outstanding and will not make us come back. No commercial gesture on the bill was made neither some bread or appetizers during the long wait. To conclude, go to that restaurant only if you have 3hrs free in your calendar!

The lamb chops and garlic naan was so amazing and the portions size was great value for money, the spices and the charcoal flavours was great

FOH ran by Trent uni freshers , who didnt know the menu , understaffed due to running both burra - khana & red dog , drink service slow , had to wait twice for plates & cutlery whilst food was going cold , food tasty but had low point of raw chicken on the bone being served , won’t be going back

We had a reservation for 20:15 on Friday, we arrived on time in what initially looked a very busy Nottingham bar. They seem to have sectioned off one part for this new Indian restaurant. I recall joking with the manager that “Burra Khana” means bad food in various Indian dialects, to which he replied “Yes the food is really bad” in a very serious tone. He probably didn’t have sense of humour, I was expecting him to give me some context behind the name... Any we must have waited for over an hour and we could see some of the other tables complaining about not being served. We must asked the waiter a few times but we’re just fobbed off. Also what was disappointing was the restaurant’s refusal to be flexible on the dishes. I often expect this reluctance from establishments which serve ‘pre-cooked’ meals! So I’m none the wiser if the restaurant name actually reflects the quality of food, Burra Service seems a more fitting name.

Four of us booked to dine at this restaurant on a Saturday evening. The ambience was decent and well located in the centre of the city. I rated this place as 1 star for the following reasons: 1/ Menu options for Vegetarian and Vegan were very limited with no option to order anything but what was on the menu. 2/ Popadoms were stale and the pickles / chutneys did not taste fresh. 3/ Waited nearly 1hr for the food - it did not arrive. So we raised this with a senior colleague who confirmed it was being prepared and offered the drinks for free. We left the restaurant at this point. We tried calling other Indian restaurants in the city which were fully booked - we can understand why now. I understand the words Burra Khana means ‘bad food’ in Hindi - I guess it’s all in the name. Unfortunately a disappointing experience and will not be returning.

We visited this restaurant around half 4/ 5pm on a Saturday evening. So quite busy but it shouldn't be rammed. Initially we ordered a jug of water and the had to chase that 15 minutes later, then I had to keep chasing our drinks (they finally arrived when we nearly finished our mains). We waited 45 mins for the pistachio kulfi before finally cancelling that and just asking for the bill. They gave us a discount on the bill for the poor service (we were not the only ones impacted and we saw other tables receive a discount too). It was then irritating that after getting the bill we had to wait about 20 mins to get someone with a card machine. I am not sure if it was just a bad day for them but I don't think I will visit for a while as it is presumably teething problems. However, on the positive side, it was really good value. We ordered several dishes. They were exciting, fun and different to the usual Indian meal in the UK. We all loved our dishes, it was just the waiting for everything and chasing up of a lot of things that let the place down.

Hadn’t planned to eat here but glad we did. Was very busy but had a drink while waiting for a table. Bar staff really friendly and good atmosphere. Cameron who served us was lovely, really helpful. Food was a pleasant surprise, really authentic curries, fantastic...

I have been twice now and both times the food has been amazing! The mixed grills are so good as well are the small plates!

We came there for an early lunch with 4 kids and found it to be very child friendly loved how it's been decorated. Service was fantastic.Tried the Momos and chicken tikka and were not disappointed. Menu might be a bit limited for the moment but...

I went with my husband to this newly opened place. We were greeted by very friendly staff. The decor was beautiful, creating a lovely atmosphere. My husband ordered a chai cocktail, I had an Aperol spritz, both hitting the spot. We asked for some poppadums...

Popped in the other day as it’s a new restaurant that has opened up within the existing Red Dog Saloon. Was pleasantly surprised! The food is excellent! The menu can look a bit overwhelming at first but by asking the waiter a few questions I...

We are a fan of red dog so decided to check out there new Indian restaurant. We were not disappointed, the food was amazing and the server very knowledgeable. Will definitely be returning.

No greeting,10 mins wait to be seated even though we had a reservation (no tables were reserved). After another 15mins we decided to go elsewhere as we still hadn’t been asked for a drink order. Shambles.

This isn't your average Tikka Masala/Tandoori Indian restaurant. They have a good selection of Indian street food starters and a choice of several main dishes. We decided to share several of the street food options and they were all very good. From our point of...