Nawaab - Bradford in Bradford - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Visited here on Sunday 3rd September did the early bird special Shish kebab to start not as nice as it always is, chicken birriani nice but the sauces they serve you with always tastes salty I got buhna my hubby goy Madas both far to...

Me and my husband visited here recently for the first time and it was yummy! We are in the restaurant side and the service was great really friendly and didn't take long to take our order. We had a starter and a main and both...

First time visiting the buffet side of this restaurant. Was absolutely sound. And very reasonable for £13 each. Plenty of choice. Cooked in front of you. Will definitely be going again. We're all full to the rafters. And can take your own drinks to the...

Absolutely disgusted. I have never been to this restaurant but I went in to book it for my son's 1st birthday as recommended by a friend. A price was agreed for the venue and I was due to come back to pay a deposit. Because...

Absolutely disgusted. I have never been to this restaurant but I went in to book it for my nephew's 1st birthday as recommended by a friend. A price was agreed for the venue and booked and because they made a mistake they have called me...

A few weeks ago I had a nice meal. I went for the healthy option of a curry cooked in water and it's own juices. Very nice... however on the trip I ordered the same. But immediately this time you could see it had been...

It was our first visit yesterday at the restaurant and can honestly say we will never be back again. The staff seemed friendly, however there was definitely a lack of decent customer service where multiple of times they came and took our plates which we...

Popped in after a recommendation which we didn't bother! Cold food, poor service and disgusting looking sauces / salad. Not worth £12.95 at all.

Three of us on a biz trip staying at Hol Inn down the road and walked here for evening meal. Very nice food Good choice of starters and mains, and popadoms very tasty. Good value as well all enjoyed very tasty selections

This restaurant has changed for the better. The biggest change since my last review are the staff. Previously they were bored and inefficient. Now they are lively, efficient and friendly. They will help you with food choices and once they know you they will joke...

If you come here thinking the buffet will be anything like the Manchester branch, you're in for an unpleasant surprise. The buffet was absolutely horrid. No naan bread and half the curries and starters were missing - just to name a few problems. Forget comparing...

First visit to this establishment and was pleasantly surprised , very nice contempary style decor and the atmosphere was great. The food was great and plenty of it Will certainly be visiting again

Went with a friend and our kids and was improved on the last visit sometime ago. New decor and vibe which helped the place, we went into the restaurant having booked a table online, had to ring up to confirm again. There were plenty of...

As nawab Manchester is amazing I thought this would be too however to my disappointment nowhere close. It's in a very weird location first of all. Came in was very quiet. Not busy at all. Got seated staff seemed friendly. Now important part the food....

My wife and I went here to try the buffet and were not disappointed. The choice of food on offer was excellent with a huge selection of starters and mains all served hot. The service was pleasant and efficient. The food tasted delicious and moorish....

Went to Nawaab at Tong for pre xmas meal with the family and both the food and service was first class. We had 2 babies with us but nothing was too much trouble for them and it was quite busy. Would recommend highly.

We visited today and our table was booked at 3.30 . We used the wheelchair access into the building and staff were happy to help and hold the door for us. Our party of 7 including a wheelchair were promptly seated, we had ample room....

My wife and I went early Sunday night, we went for the buffet but was told it did not start till later ( could be explained better on the website ) so we entered the restaurant instead. We had our own wine but was told...

Went for the buffet so we could take our own wine. Unfortunately if you're vegetarian there is very little option. Starters onion bhaji or mushroom bhaji. And only 1 main, dhal (lentils). Due to poor choices we had to go for the menu option but...

I'm always a little nervous with "Buffet" Restaurants, however we said we'd meet friends here who live in the area and have been before. The venue is split into two - one side of the building is the Buffet Restaurant, the other a la Carte....

As part of a curry club I eat at different Indian restaurants within West Yorkshire every month and have done for 6 years. This place needs shutting down. The mixed starter was the best bit and mine has plastic wrapping melted inside the meat. Absolute...

we have used this establishment regularly, both for sit-in meals and takeaways, and really like it. the food is tasty and the portions pretty large. We have not yet tried the buffet.

Food quality is excellent. If the some not topped up when in queue theyll happliy cook some up fresh and bring to your table. Saves waiting for it to be done. Excellent waiters in buffet. My mrs and I are regulars. We've never had any...

We went here for my sisters anniversary. The food was fantastic, staff really good and atmosphere great. We will return.

Nawaab has an excellent mixture and blend of everything a good curry house should have. The décor and layout of the restaurant are excellent, very clean and good space with colour. The staff are first rate, polite, professional and attentive. Most importantly the food is...

Delicious food with great range of choice. Choice of buffet or menu. Service is excellent. Handy for eating before going to Birstall cinema.

Just back from here and was not disappointed.The food was plentiful and very tasty.Just £11.95 per person eat till your stuffed.A plus its take your own booze which keeps the bill down.So many starters and curries to try which is great if your trying indian...

I have been going to nawaabs in tong now for a good few years and may I say its always been fad food.

Had gone past this place a few times and not really thought anything if it but thought with giving a go as in area...well, defo worth it and be going back again soon... ...food tasted amazing and they cook small quantities regularly so always fresh....

Ate here about 2 weeks ago , service was crap , very rude staff , didnt look after us at all , food ok apart from plastic in my rice , I will not be back

Been coming to Nawaab for years. Whenever I travel on business I visit, when I get to organise or suggest a venue for a group meal, I pick here, I dread to think how much company money I have spent at Nawab in the last 20 years but I love it.

Ive been here a few times and the food is always lovely. The staff are very friendly and accommodating.

Been a few times now, as usual, nice friendly service, lovely tasty food & for what you get, very seasonably priced, would recommend.

Went to Nawaab Bradford for the first time tonight group of 20 for ifthaari.. the buffet was beautiful full of flavours and lots of variety. Staff were extremely welcoming and friendly. Would definitely recommend this place and cant wait to visit again with family and friends.

Was staying at Holiday Inn nearby and despite the poor reviews went with a colleague. Decor in restaurant and service were fine as was my aloo tikka starter. I ordered a Handicap dish which I have had many times in different restaurants in the UK and Ireland. This was, by far, the worst ever. It was dry, no sauce, with a little oil. There was no taste from the chicken whatsoever just a bit of oil. Rota bread accompaniment was fine. My colleagues meal had no taste either. If I had to personally pay for the main course I would complain. Toilets are upstairs which had a very old hideous carpet which should have been changed years ago. Toilet facilities were not great either.

Have been 10+ times and the food is 10/10 always fast food service, couldn't ask for more Every request is perfect

I have been here now about ten times and I keep returning for good reason. The food is excellent, with friendly service, not the cheapest but well worth it. Probably one of the best Indian restaurants in the country.

My hubby took me to nawaab in Tong tonight for birthday I have to say the food was amazing, fresh, well cooked and delicious staff were polite and pleasant. I would definatly recommend this,restaurant

Went to this location as part of a large group. We had only arrived to the area so we're looking forward to a good Indian in Bradford. Good point is plenty of parking however once inside the location looks quite tired and not much money spent recently.Seated quickly and orders taken. Food came out at same time with staff shouting the names of various starters and mains for us to raise are hands.All the food was loaded with spice, even simple things like bhajis were excessively hot. The mains were bland and I felt the chicken quality was low.Was expecting much more for Bradford

Sorry but I always try and find a positive out of a negative.I can't in this case.The key to good Indian food is freshness and taste - The restaurant offered neither. The starter of Onion Baji was more or less in edible due to the amount of chilli that had used in them. The house special Nawaab Biryuni had no taste what so ever and could not even be shaved by the pitiful sauce.It comes to something when the best part of the meal was the Naan bread. Similar complaints from others in our party. No taste just excessive heat throughout.The venue is tired and dated - so much potential to better but floored by lack of effort, supervision and skill.Sorry !

Just got back from Nawaab in Tong, went reluctantly to be honest my little boy wanted to go having been a few weeks ago with his auntie. Pleasantly surprised the starters were delicious and plentiful, lots of variety good choice of curries, lovely fluffy rice and ice cream counter well stocked, no wonder my kids love it here, staff were friendly and attentive. Only criticism is the cold, tired and scruffy toilets that badly need an overhaul, other than that excellent choice and value. May have changed my opinion about buffets, thankyou

Sat 6th Feb can't believe how bad this place is been eating Indian for about 40yrs this place is the worst dirty table service non existent starter mix sizzler very averageBut the mains wow tasteless even thought should I eat this? Will I be ok eating this?The mains went back basically un touched nobody asked is anything wrongPaid the bill in full told the manager what a bad meal He said nobody else has complained did not want to know

We visited Nawaab for a birthday party with a party of over 25. The food was very tasty and came quite quick but the drinks service was poor. We had large gaps between drinks as we couldn't catch anyone's attention. This is an area in which the restaurant could make a large amount of money, so should look to improve.

We have yet to have a poor meal in this place. It's not the greatest Indian restaurant in the world but it is a solid and reliable choice for good food at sensible prices.The Nawaabi mix starter served on a sizzling platter is superb and a meal in itself.There is a good choice of mains and favourites of ours include the chicken shashlik and Nawaabi balti.My only negative comment relates to the state of the toilets which, as others have commented upon, are diabolical!

Just been here with my 3 kids and husband for his birthday. The staff were very polite and were so eager to please and made every effort to make our experience an enjoyable one. The food was lovely and there was more than enough for us to eat. By the end of the meal we were all stuffed and well fed and unusually for me I couldn't even manage a dessert! Would definitely eat here again . . You can see why Bradford constantly wins curry capital of England.

Although our table for 16 had been booked the week before we had to wait 30 mins to be seated on 2 seperate tables. another 45mins to order,the second table had there meal 30mins after the first.the main meals tasted bland,pretty much the same,and to top it off in the night 1 person was sick and 5 had the runs.would I recommend this restaurant no would I go back definitely not

Excellent Food and very good service. Verity of dishes are not as same as manchester restaurant. Overall good experience. Big car park and very nice view to go for drive.

I opted for the buffet and enjoyed every mouthful , plenty of choice , plenty to eat , very happy with the £11.95 buffet.

Walked in on a Wednesday with family, nice atmosphere, place was full and buzzing. We opted for the buffet and were not dispointed. Nice starters, and really nice mains. First time here and really enjoyed it. Highly recommended

There are two parts to this restaurant, a buffet and an al a carte. I have only tried the latter. To me the food is good. I have tried a variety of dishes and so has my partner and we have not been disappointed. The décor is bright and if you are able to sit by the window it is quite pleasant. This restaurant lets it-self down on two serious counts. First the service has a style of its own. The wine is just dumped on the table, it may even have the cap opened and somehow the food manages to arrive. The staff have very little interest in the customers and seem to spend time wondering why they are there.. It. is a shock if they talk and an even bigger shock if they smile. At the end of the meal some one might turn up and says "tea, coffee? and then they go. It is quite amusing once you are used to it. If you want pay you have to get up and go and find someone at the cash till to get the bill. The second problem is more serious. The toilet facilities are up stairs and they are dire. The route up is so shabby it is a warning. Upstairs is bluntly a dump. The toilets are so shabby I won't go unless I really have to. The kitchen is on show and that looks clean. The kitchen staff are let down by poor staff involvement and really horrible facilities.

On Friday we had a family booking of 9 at the nawab restaurant, great service great food.when we were otdering our food a very handsome waiter recommend our dishes, the water was well mannered and knew exactly what we wanted. We were looked after all the way till end , I must say I have been to several restaurant in Bradford had poor service but nawab has a different approach , especially that handsome waiter made us feel very welcome and comfortable,

It's the first time we've been here since the makeover. We had quite a long time to wait before we got our food order taken. We ordered drinks and my small bottle of wine was just put down in front of me and my husbands bottle the same. The food came and the waiter rubbed the plate with a napkin then put it down, it was cold, I hate hot food on a cold plate. He vanished. The food was very good but soon went cold as I put it on the plate. The staff were wandering about aimlessly and no one came to ask if all was OK. As we paid I said the plates were cold and he said was it just a bit I said no very cold. Enjoyed the food but not sure if I will be back.

Ordered a take away. The food was Pretty good certainly by take away standard which now on the whole have became dire.The meat was both reasonably tender, plentiful and tasty. My only complaint is that the online menu must be severely out of date as the price at the door is 30% more than the price online even though free delivery is included. enjoyed the meal but take away food at restaurant prices I am afraid it will be the last we order.

The restaurant has been decorated since my last visit. Very nice indeed. It's light and airy with a lovely decked area accessed by sliding doors. The food was excellent and the service was very attentive. I use the delivery service regularly but I will certainly be visiting again soon.

After reading reviews on TripAdvisor we found this little place 5 minutes away from our hotel. The decor in the a la carte section of this restaurant is lovely and fresh with hints of warm touches, a perfect setting for a date or a night out with your family. The food that we experienced seems to have been taken from two different restaurants, Akbars and The Royal Nawaab Manchester. The food is catered for those without a complex pallet or for those who aren't interested in a genuinely really good curry. I'm indian and as you can imagine I'm familiar with the cuisine. All dishes were either under seasoned or boasted very simple flavours. The chicken wings are nothing but a simple tandoori marination and we're small. One chicken wing actually seemed to come from an anorexic bird. The lamb kebab was okay and a little fatty however was under seasoned and over all bland. The shami kebab was the tastiest kebab out of the three they serve however it still just doesn't hit the spot. The mains - karahi lamb with garlic naan and pilau rice. Firstly the naan was not cooked completely, it's a bit like ordering dominos pizza and finding that the centre part of the crust isn't entirely cooked and doughy. The pilau was perfect. The karahi lamb was lacking some flavour and seasoning although the meat was lovely and tender. Like I said, for an Asian who has experienced the Royal Nawaabs in Manchester, this Nawaabs just isn't the same...after all the owner of this restaurant is supposedly the owner of Nawaab Manchester's cousin as told by one of the waiters. I expected a little better from this place which uses the Nawaabs brand name and would rather drive a little further into Bradford to experience a truly ideal curry. Overall not a bad experience at all however the food does lack finesse but if your not fussy about a really tasty curry it's probably not a bad choice for you. Service was great however food was average.

Lovely surroundings, plenty of parking and very friendly staff.Food was great from starter to main also reasonably priced, looking forward to going back.

wow not much else can be said the new place looks and has a lovely feel to it. The food was as always spot on. Thanks Sid see you soon

My wife and I have ordered our food from here several times recently. They are able to take card payment over the phone, which is great, and the delivery service is prompt. The Nawaabi lamb is our established favourite and neither of us feel like we need to move further down the menu. The garlic naan are big and the pilau rice is fluffy. Hope you enjoy as much as we do.

Ate there last night and it was great, the restaurant had just reopened after what looked to be a costly refit, all the windows and a large portion of the walls had been replaced with large glass sheets which gave it a luxurious and contemporary feel, our table was for nine people and all were seated on time with plenty of room, the waiters were friendly and the food was very good with large portions and freshly cooked within a reasonable time, a great place for a celebration or a quiet meal for two. Well done Nawaab!

great food , fish starter was amazing and very large , the two fish currys we ordered were very good ,be aware the fish balti was quite hot .

The service is amazing. The food is some of the best I've ever had and believe me I'm a fussy eater and their meals are just perfect. You couldn't ask for much more because they also have disabled access as many places don't.

Went here Wednesday night for the early bird, was hubby's birthday and curry is his favourite thing. Arrived about 6.20, ( early bird is on until 7pm every night), shown to a table straight away, hadn't pre booked but not too busy so no waiting. Waiter brought the "regular menu" over, had to ask for early bird menu (this happens every time) so watch out for this as big difference in price. There's a standard choice of starters and all the old favourite curries such as madras, rogan josh, korma, bhuna etc. A few specials also chicken/lamb achari - sorry I cannot remember the rest but there is an online menu available.Hubby chose chicken tikka chunks and I chose kashmir kebabs, minced lamb coated in egg and fried, nice soft texture, quite spicy, the chicken was nice hubby said. We both had achari curry, lamb for me and chicken for hubby, hubby asked for "madras hot" for both mine and his. The accompaniments are pilau rice, 2 chapattis or a plain naan bread, chapattis for hubby, naan for me.They serve alcohol and we both had a large cobra at £4 each. Main courses although very nice, too spicy and were more like vindaloo strength, poor hubby had tears rolling down his cheeks it was so strong. First time I've seen a curry reduce him to tears lol.Apart from the overkill on spices we had an enjoyable experience and think it's good value for money at £9.95 per person (tea or coffee also included).Will go again but not order spicy again!

Just been earlier today with some friends , I should say in the midst of an amazing ambience the food was excellent ! The chapatis and the lentils ( Dhal) was fabulous .. I would definitely go back again with family !

have been going to this restaurant for several year now...its always good service and good value but they don't seem to cope with requests for extra mild dishes. we often take my parents and for the last two occasions my parents have been unable to eat their mild korma.... and when I tasted their dish it was hotter than my lovely Rogan josh!!... even when you tell the waiter nothing much is done... I am going to have to think twice about taking my parents here again... top tips... its nice to sit near the kitchen serving area if you want to watch them cooking your meal but if you cant stand spices in the air from the cooking and flames then sit some distance away from this area as it can make you cough a little. Large cobra bottles are the best value if you like a beer.

We have eaten in Nawaab's on several occasions and recently decided to try a take away from there. We have now had two and they were both terrific. Lovely meat and fresh tasting ingredients. Eat in quality in a take out style - not easy to achieve. This could be our new Friday night favourite! Would recommend the chicken tikka starter and as main course, chilli chicken balti and chicken paneer balti - yum :-)

I eat Indian food in a restaurant at least once every week so I enjoy my Indian cuisine. This was not the best food at all and the portions were small e.g 2 Samosa and 4 chicken pakoras for a starter. I went with 5 others and we sampled several main dishes all small in quantity to what i am used too. The lamb dishes were very nice but the king prawns were rubbery and took some chewing. The butter chicken, never my favourite, seemed to be chicken tika pieces dropped into a buttery sauce and it was very dry. No draft beer at all for such a large restaurant surprised me. It was quite busy though and very cheap my friend had a 20% discount card so with two Cobra's it came to £20 per head.

Good Indian Restaurant ,Excellent Food and Pricethis restaurant has small hall for birthday alsoI recommend this restaurant to friends

I have visited twice and have been disappointed on both occasions. The old saying of give a dog a bad name tempted me to try the place for a second time, only to be confronted with a chicken leg that wasn't cooked properly. Twice bitten thrice shy I'm afraid.

We took our son and his family to celebrate his birthday on Wednesday evening, arrived at 6.30 to see a lot of cars in the car park at their restaurant on Tong Street twix Bradford and Leeds but hardly anybody in the restaurant.The entrance looked shabby and in need of decorating, the carpets were badly in need of replacing or at least cleaning. Into the waiting area were there were 6 leather/plastic type bench's to sit on also in need of some TLC.The food when it came was very much the same but I suppose it would be as almost must every description of the dishes on the main course begins with "this dish of chicken/lamb/prawns is marinated in our special spices and cooked with tomato and onion!! I went upstairs to the toilets and if I had been there before the meal I would have walked out smelly, dirty paper all over........ Many years ago we did visit the Nawaab on Manor Row in Bradford quite a lot but it would appear that has closed done, if it is in the same hands I wonder why?Stephen N2013

We visited Nawaab's with another couple on Saturday evening. It was busy so there was quite a good atmosphere. There was also a function on (a wedding I think) and unfortunately there was a lot of mess on the carpet in the entrance way which looked like confetti. However, we had to wait a little while for our dinner companions so we got a drink each - cheaper than the pub that we had been to just before. Only slight niggle with this was the wine was served in those little bottles - which turned out to be quite pleasant actually. We all ordered starters, main courses and sundries and the food was great - really tasty and enjoyable. Service was good too. We had a voucher for 25% off our food bill so the amount we actually had to pay (including a tip) was about £22 a head (this also included about 3 drinks each with our meals - these weren't discounted). This felt like really good value - mainly because we really enjoyed our food. We will be back!

Myself and my husband visited here on a Saturday night. The place wants closing down and cleaning. We were sat with a huge stack of surplus chairs piled up next to us, the wallpaper had food stains all over it, my napkin was full of holes. Had I have visited the toilets and the upstairs of this building would never have ordered food. Upstairs is a stinking disgrace, I can't believe that the kitchens could be clean if they pay so little attention to the public areas, walkiing past the gents toilet was a strong smell of urine. The carpets upstairs and down are a disgrace, filthy dirty. Health and safety need to visit this place, we complained and they did not want to know. It is not worthy of a rating.

Visited Nawaab at Tong. Waited an hour for our main course. We had a £20 voucher which was a gift so only reason we waited. Was ready to walk out after 45 mins. Was told due to the "Health and Safety" Inspector being in! Food eventually arrived. Very average. ?No offer of free drink/starter as a goodwill gesture for our wait. In no rush to return.

When this restuarant first opened it provided really good food that was tasty and full of flavour. Sadly, the grand decor and relaxed and very pleasant surroundings seem to have taken away the emphasis regarding the taste of the food. The qualty and presentation was good but the taste was like a poor takeaway type food that had been calmed down for perhaps a mild palate.I like traditional Indian or Asain food and having worked in India and Pakistan and also delighted at many a friend's home you might argue I am hard to please.However, I am paying for the food and therefore I am saying it did not live up to past visits. Sorry!

Lamb chops are too die for!!! Good service definatkey recommend. We even go christmas day all the family as it is that good.

This is my first visit to Bradford and as I was staying at a nearby hotel, I chose to dine here.I was going to sit down and eat, but decided against it as I did not find the decor very appealing at all. So, I picked a tikka masala, rice and keema naan from the menu. It was served pretty quickly and was reasonably priced, but went downhill from there. The tikka masala had no sauce to speak of which is very strange for a sauce based dish. The rice was a strange brown colour and the naan pretty amateur and spongy, much like you would expect from a supermarket. Although the chicken portion was generous, it was a bit rubbery and slightly chewy which was not what I was expecting, all the more that there was no sauce. The rice was slightly dry, although edible enough, but the naan I decided to leave after a couple of bites as the lamb in it was tasteless and the bread spongy. One thing worthy of note was the poppadoms were pretty good, so at least the appetiser was, well, appetising.Unfortunately, the whole experience was pretty poor as I have about a dozen curry houses to choose from in my home town and all but one are better than Nawaab.Overall, a jaded experience of my first visit to an Indian restaurant in what I believed to be a curry nirvana of a city. I will be a frequent visitor to the city, so will continue in my quest to find the ultimate curry house upon my return.

I recently went to the nawaab in tong and wow I was amazed how good it was. Arrived and was busy, but didnt get crammed in. The place is very nicely decorated, soon as we got there got menus ordered food. Starters were so amazing, full of flavour, cooked magnificently. Mains were the same and we loved them. Will defo go back and would defiantly recommend others to go. Thanks to the lovely waiters for their service and the cooks.

Went as a group of ten even though this was booked the table was not ready. The food and service were fine. However the place needs redecorating and the carpets need replacing!So I would recommend if only going for the food and you are not too bothered about your surroundings!

The Nawaab at Tong was a first visit for us. We opted for the early bird menu 5-7pm £9.99 it consists of a starter, main, accompaniment followed by tea/coffee. The welcome was very friendly and welcoming. We were seated quickly and given the menus for both the early bird and normal menu. The waiters were very friendly brought our drinks and took our order. We had our starters absolutley delicious hot,full of taste. Our main meals were totally amazing hot, full of flavour and plenty of it. It really was a shame to finish our meals we were left wanting more evrn though we were full to bursting. We had our coffee, paid our bill and were talked to by all the staff on our exit. We will not hesitate to go back. We were amazed by how busy the place was but yet we didnt feel crammed in.

Booked for a table for 10 at the Nawaab Westgate hill Bradford for Xmas Day 2012, we were early so had to wait a while but this did not matter, we sat down after a 10 to 15min wait and placed our orders, our starters came I had Chicken Bhuna on Puri it was excellent 2 of our group had Lamb chop starters 1 was fine the other was well done to say the least then main course came I had Nawaabi Biryani which was described as Chicken , Lamb , and King Prawn the rice came and I sat waiting for the sauce to arrive which I had to ask for after 10 min's when it came it was only aired but I never bothered and was just looking forward to my meal there was plenty of chicken and lamb and rice but only one yes one King Prawn and at £10.00 a go I think they were having a giraffe, when the waiter cleared the table I told him there was only one prawn in my dish , he never came back or any one else for that matter so we will be giving the Nawaab a wide berth in future.

Having booked this restaurant for two of us to have an early evening meal, and had both a confirmation email and text, I was gobsmacked to arrive and find the place shut! Don't know if they had a problem that evening or it is now closed permanently (it looked a bit like that). As they had my phone number a call would have been appreciated. I have rated the restaurant as terrible, this is based on not stepping over the threshold rather than actually sampling its wares.

fish massala starter excellent. balti lamb palak was very tasty and satisfying. all family were very pleased with food and service and will come again, not the best curry i,ve had but well above average. restaurant nice and bright and spacious. staff helpfull and attentive and not rude like some others on TA have said. manners works both ways in my book.7/10

Food was average service ok But carpet on stairs to toilets smelt and needed a good shampoo and cleaning Also needs painting not the cleanest indian we have been to. Will not be going again

There are much better places in Bradford to get a good curry, having said that though the early bird is good value £9.95 for 2 courses. The portion sizes are adequate, the food has been adapted to suit a western pallet so if you are wanting an authentic curry this isn't the place for you. The restaurant is a bit out of the way but a good central point if you are a group of friends meeting up. It's usually quiet so you can have a good chat without having to shout over the table and the staff are pleasant.

I was staying in a hotel not far from here and we found the restaurant by luck. Never been here before but was pleasantly surprised by the Food and the staff. If you are in the area then you must try this restaurant. It was awesome, food was one of the best curry's i have had and the beer was gold.in my opinion 10/10 :)

If you are ever near Tong Bradford go to the Nawaab Indian Restaurant, there is an excellent early bird special 5.00PM 7.00PM £9.99 per person. Monday to Sunday.The food is absolutely gorgeous, get there early as it gets busy not surprising though.!The staff are really helpful, I wish they would open up this restaurant near us in Maghull in Liverpool.If you don't want the curry hot they will make it less hot, or if it is too mild they can spice it up for you, Please be advised the meals are really huge, so you don't need to order all sorts, as you will end up taking it home. The price's are really cheap for the drinks also compared to most restaurants this is where you get stung for the ale not here which surprised us. Can not wait to visit this place again next time we stay in the Gomersal park hotel ten minutes away if that. Thanks Once again Nawaab for a lovely evening and a First class meal.

went for the early bird special, 5/7pm. well what a surprise, it was brill. starter main/rice or bread, plus tea or coffee, all for £9.95. big portion and very tasty. good selection of starters and main courses, plus rices or naan bread, good coffee. very very good. would go back and tell friends.staff where very good.

Another one that started off great and then started to cut corners to save pennies. Lots of offers on now to get people in.

I went to Nawaab with a friend last night. Through the recommendation of a friend of a friend.The Staff were polite & very helpful. Although the food was good in fact mine was excellent my friend's however was too spicy.She ordered a Lamb Rogan Josh but what came didn't taste like a Rogan Josh more like a vindaloo. It was far too hot & I tried a little of her food. It felt like steam was coming off the top of my head it was that warm.& the carpet needs a good vacuuming.

the food and staff are great and nothing is too much trouble for the staffi urge all to try this indian restaurant to sample this gorgeous cuisine soon. i cannot wait to return

I went here with a group of 14 from work. The portions were crazy small and the food was not particularly nice either. It was expensive for what it was and the staff were totally unwelcoming. Go somewhere (anywhere) else!

First and last visit to this place. The restaurant was a bit run down, but I could have forgiven that if the food and service were good. No such luck. Flat lemonade. Neglected toilets. Stale tasting popadoms. Tiny starters. No customer care despite the fact the place was nearly empty. Orders forgotten. Food poked by staff to establish what it was. And no atmosphere.We felt so awkward that conversation was totally stilted. We fell out of the place in relief, and stood chatting outside about what a dire experience it had been. I don't understand the good reviews this place has received. Perhaps Candid Camera is making a comeback and it was all a big joke on us.

I'd previously enjoyed a visited to Nawaab a couple of years ago with friends and we thought it would be worth another visit. How wrong we were....I ordered a mushroom pakora starter and was genuinely speechless when it was placed in front of me. Once I had recovered from the shock I took a picture which is attached. The picture shows exactly what was placed in front of me. I called one of the two waiters over and pointed out that while I understand that the dish is a starter, I would expect more than one quartered mushroom. He literally said nothing, shuffled off to the kitchen and returned several minutes later, tipping several more mushrooms onto my plate before walking away.When the mains arrived they missed out several items and also expected us to pass the dishes down the table, despite there being plenty of room for them to move about.If I was being generous I would say the food is average, the service appalling with the uncommunicative staff bordering on rude and the atmosphere non existent.There are loads of very good Indian restaurants in Bradford; this is not one of them. Avoid.

Went there recently. While the food was good it was very pricy. One in party got king prawn main dish and got two prawns. Service was very slow and we were sitting with empty glasses for a while. Am afraid I would have to say avoid.

In Bradford, you're literally spoilt for choice when it comes to Indian restaurants. From spit 'n sawdust curry houses where you can stuff yourself for a fiver to restaurants with all the bells and whistles, there's something for everyone's tastes and pockets.There is a time and a place for a quick and dirty curry, and equally pretention on occasion has its virtues. But there are times that slumming it down the local curry house just won't do, but spending the earth isn't an option. Meet Nawaab - affordable quality.We generally go for a curry every time we're back in Bradford. More and more frequently, we're choosing Nawaab. The menu is reasonably priced, made even more so with the set menu option where you can choose four courses (really just a starter and a main, as they class poppadoms and rice/bread as a course) excluding seafood for just £10 per head.Starters are generally excellent. The seekh kebab, onion bhajis and fish masala all come highly recommended. But where the restaurant really comes into its own is the mains. There are hundreds of place in Bradford to get a decent keema, but this is the only reasonably upmarket place that does it as well as the cheap but delicious outlets. This is the best of both worlds - fantastic curry in surroundings that you'd be happy to take your parents.Drinks are reasonably priced. Bottle of wine about £10, small Cobra £2.50, large Cobra £4. They don't accept American Express. All other major credit and debit cards are accepted.A few caveats to an otherwise glowing review. Staff can be slightly on the miserable side - not overly, but noticeably less friendly than, say, Saffron Desi. Plates - though not food - sometimes come out cold. It's often quiet -to the point where I sometimes worry for its longevity - which can detract from the atmosphere. And if you go for the £10 deal, make sure you're not overcharged in error (only happened to us once and corrected immediately).Overall though, fantastic, reasonably priced food in nice surroundings and a central location. Well worth a trip.

had an early dinner as we were in Bradford to see a show. The food was outstanding, the best Biryani I have ever eaten. Staff were very attentive but not overly so. Wine so reasonable too. Would highly recommend!

My partner and I went here on New Years Eve,the only place around who had a table available and although extremely busy the service was excellent.The food was a little hot for my partners liking but was tasty and was well presented.

Good all rounder. Worth a visit if you like classic asian cuisine

I was a bit surprised to see some of the reviews, whenever my wife and I have gone the service has been excellent, the food probably as good as I have eaten in India, ok a bit on the expensive side for Bradford but for a special occasion well worth it

Unsure exactly what to say about this meal - we waited 45 mins for starters, items forgotten were poppodums (we did get the sauces!) and rice - did not arrive even when prompted.The food was not great, and featured the worst, oiliest masala dish ever. Not a great experience and would not return.

Do not go totally rubbish we would not reccomend or go back