Shazia's Street Food in Bury

We had a terrible experience at Shazias today. We ordered paye with naan. We couldn’t eat a bite after discovering it had lots of hair in the curry. My husband spoke to Shazia and all she said was that she will speak to the chef. She clearly stated she will not refund which we didn’t even ask for!! Alternatively, We had to order prathas. While we were sat there eating (paid 0.50PP to eat in) she told her worker to start cleaning the table. As she noticed I was taking pictures of the paye. Overpriced and tasteless food!! See the pictures attached.

Prathas over cooked 2 of them out of 4, kadee pakoda uncooked , most of the kadee pakoda hard solid :( niharii full of tomato what a joke , they charge you for packing the food for you !!! chai taste less not going there again , make biryani yourself much better and fresh , plus the food not fresh !!! apart from Prathas

Very good spicy treats any time of day. This Streetfood establishment is really really good with a great array of spicy treats. If you don’t like things spicy the this place isn’t really for you. The basic chicken curry, either on or off the bone are tremendous and the lamb dishes are so very tender as well as being spice perfection in a dish There are all sorts of things to pick from including Biriani on certain days but for me the BEST PAKORAS in the area are Shazia’s stand out taste. There really isn’t anything as good anywhere else including the ‘premium’ restaurants around This really is streetfood how I would imagine you’d get in the native homelands of this cuisine Go for it and love it like I have over tge last 5 or more years …… oh and the Egg Cutlas …..WOW!!!

Every single item of food we got today was outstanding. Fresh. So many layers of flavour. Fragrant. Beautiful. We are huge foodies and eat a lot of very good food and this is STILL the best food we have eaten in as long as we can remember. My partner said he didn't even know what to say to do the food justice. His initial reaction was 'disbelief' at how good the food is. I have lived in India and the food from Shazia's is as amazing as the best I have eaten in India/Pakistan. We will be back to try everything on the menu.

First time visit here. Made to feel very welcome and everything explained about the curries and how to order etc. We had 2 chapati wraps whilst we waited for the other food to be prepared for us to takeaway and they were gorgeous. Took away chicken curry,pakora curry,rice and 2 curried scotch eggs with dips provided also Had them later that evening and all superb and tasted amazing.thank you! Will definitely return next time we are in Bury

Delicious, authentic, high quality food prepared by a family run business. We loved the samosas and shami kebabs! Also tried the chicken mashkaki wrap and the nihari curry. We enjoyed EVERYTHING!

Found this restaurant on Google. Went here to kill time really. Staff were friendly when I arrived,the lady was happy to guide me through the menu as I didn't realise it was normal to get grilled chicken at 10am. Restaurant was clean. I found the food expensive for what I had. Was a very small portion but very nice! I would visit again.

Great cutlass, good paratha, ok omelette, below average chai, ordinary lassi and halwa puri, very good Nihari. Clean bathroom. Expensive overall with uneven quality in the food offering. Surprised to see a cover charge for a street food cafe of £2 on the bill of just under £50 for three.Seating is takeaway style, can be noisy with under supervised children.

No test no good value We had meals 4 person for £30 this afternoon absolutely rubbish and so expensive even we all didn’t eat not happy at all

Guys, this is an honest review based on my experience. I have not and will not take into consideration anyone else's review because i made the payment and no one else. We visited "Shazia streetfood" on the Friday just gone and below is a breakdown of my experience Customer service : Honestly, there wasn't any. Even though we were asked twice "is this your first time?" we would have expected the first impression to be at it's best. There was no conversation building apart from when we had to pay. When ordering the food, there was no help in relation to what comes with the curries if anything so we had to work this out ourselves by asking numerous questions such as: Do the curries come with naan or chapattis? Do you get salad with the curries? Do you get anything with the curries or do we just use a spoon to eat it? Go to a curry house and its served with rice or chapattis etc etc saying to read the menu is simply not good enough It was really bizarre. Even cracking a smile was proving difficult even though I tried to build some rapport. Everything is separately charged so be aware, it will cost you more than ordering from a curry house. Now to the "streetfood" It's not "streetfood" at all. Its actually home made food. If you want to see what streetfood is then I suggest you google "streetfood pk" This food does not come under the umbrella of "streetfood" Generally speaking, "streetfood is totally different to homemade cooking so Shazia has made a false statement We received a complimentary small tub of chutney which was charged at a later point!!! cheese was added for the chips but they don't do grated cheese so I asked Shazia to bring the slice that we paid for. She said " well...I didn't charge you for the chutney so we can call it level?" (because I asked for the cheese). She now wanted to charge me for the chutney. I just said leave the cheese as I felt that this was really petty and a show of how Shazia's character is coming across. Later is asked for the the food to be packed to take away as I don't believe that food should be binned. It's the less fortunate that you need to think about before you decide to bin it. To my surprised she then decided she wanted to charged me for the paper bag 10p and then the silver foil trays and the small plastic chutney pot!!!!! I can understand about cleaning up the ocean that has plastic everywhere so a charge for plastic bags is fair but a paper bag??????? Go to a restaurant or a curry house for a sit down meal or even a takeaway, if food needs to be taken away, they don't start scrimping on 10p. They look at the long game which is return custom. Anyway I paid it and got out of there as quick as I could Shazia's customer service skills were poor. Even after claiming tens of thousands of pounds through the grant scheme during covid, she wants to keep rinsing where she can. it's expensive compared to other shops The sitting area needs a refurb as the seating was worn out The floor tiling was dirty All in all a very poor experience and i wont be returning anytime soon paid around £35 for 2 curries, 2 chips, 4 cans. i would have expected great food at this price i will avoid this place like the plague but you make your own minds up.

Shazia and her team always make me feel welcome, I pop in some afternoons for a couple of hours and can just graze while doing work admin on my laptop. Byriani is amazing & the scotch egg things are beautiful 😻 would highly recommend a visit. I’ll see you again soon!!

Me and hubby travelled from Rochdale! The seek kebab portion are over priced and don't taste that good either. The curry and four chapatti and Pepsi can was over £18.00 and it didn't taste good either. We didn't get our drink can until we mentioned it and the staff told us we were suppose to collect from the fridge. How are we suppose to know? You need to interact with your customer #PoorCommunication The prayer room is in the corner without any privacy for sisters and music being played in background. How am I suppose to concentrate? The covid-19 rules still apply to this uneducated business, as staff were not wearing masks... I will be NOT going back, stay safe and find a better place elsewhere.

Shazia was recommended by a friend to cater for my wife's birthday. We popped in for a taster session and was blown away. The food was fresh and so tasty. There were over 50 guests and everyone wanted to know where we had got the foodl. There was a great selection available and all the dishes we chose we fantastic. The price was also really reasonable especially given the quality. To top it off was the service which was top drawer. I could not recommend Shazia's Street Food highly enough. We will definately use them again in the future and plan to swing by for lunch sometime soon.

The burgers are over priced and don't taste that good either. The curry and one chapatti was 10.50 and it didn't touch the sides. Save yourself a trip The restaurant staff were not wearing masks

We had lunch at SSF at the end of a long morning shopping in Bury. Being of Pakistani origin ourselves I would say that me and my partner were experts in Pakistani food. I can say honestly with hand on heart that this is exactly the type of food you would get in a lot of Asian homes…HOWEVER that could be considered either a good thing or a bad thing depending on your expectations. it is definitely not the type of food you would get in an indian restaurant or even a takeaway. In both of these the food is much richer and much spicier. Genuine homemade indian curries tend to be blander with less oil and less salt. )I’m sure it’s exactly the same in English cuisine – the food you get at Pizza Express or at The Ivy is going to be significantly different to what your wife or mum makes at home). The chicken was very well cooked but a bit bland for my palate, it could have done with more sauce/oil/tharka for dipping the parathas into (the parathas were perfect by the way, a good size, the perfect balance of soft and crisp, and not too oily) Price was a little bit on the high side but but probably reasonable for the type of food being offered. £2 for a large paratha was (I thought) perfectly reasonable. £7 for a large plate of chicken was also OK I suppose. Service was excellent and everything was nice and clean. Just to note – it’s a good 15 minutes walk from the Millgate and 10 minutes from the Rock which can feel like a tough ask especially if you’re loaded down with shopping bags….

We walked in to this little place and there was a member of staff sat drinking her cup of tea and eating her food. She didn't smile or greet us, no one else was to be seen. Bit of an awkward, non welcoming entrance. We ordered 2 mooli parathas and 1 aloo, aachar, desi chai and English tea. I had asked for some butter on top of my parathas, I was informed they didn't have any?! Bit hard to believe. Eventually, the women looked in the fridge and pulled some out. I also asked for plain yogurt, to which again, I received a negative reply, they didn't have any. I was informed the paratha comes with a yogurt sauce... surely the main ingredient in that would be yogurt no?! So then we asked for aachar and they charged 50p for like two pieces! Anyways, the mooli parathas tasted good, however the aloo paratha tasted like it contained a stale potato mixture, a mixture that is probably used in all sorts tikkis, samosas, etc. Not fresh. Then we ordered the teas, the desi tea tasted really good. However the English tea, bare in mind it cost £2.00 just as much as the desi tea was dire. I got half a cup as if they had ran out of water or something! This I thought was a rip off. To make things even more awkward, whilst we were eating, a women started cleaning the floor, seeing her squatting around cleaning around us was a bit off putting. I would go for the mooli parathas again but at £3.50 each, it's not a restaurant dining experience and they should consider reducing the prices to reflect that of a dhaba/cafe.

My friends had recommended Shazia on many occasions. This was my first visit. I asked the person serving what she would recommend. She said that the chicken curry is very nice. She wasn't wrong, it was splendid. I had it with a chapati and rice. My friends had byrianis and s type of scotch egg. All the food was fresh and very tasty.

this was my second time here and the service was terrible.They got our order wrong and the staff are rude.along comes boss Shazia who thinks is a world renowned chef so rude would not smile or say hello dont waste your money

Ate here with a friend , food is outstanding, portions are massive, v clean restaurant and staff are v helpful. Would highly recommend !

Popped in for lunch and as ever the food was fresh and delicious. There were 6 of us on a break from work and between us had curry, roti, lamb chops, kebab rolls and chickpea curry and daal. Vegans and meat eaters well catered for. Can’t wait to go back.

We went late in the day, hoping we’d find it open and even though they were cleaning up for the day they did a great job of accommodating us.The place was spotless, with a lovely friendly feel. Informal but pretty and well presented, so you felt you were somewhere much more special than your average burger bar or kebab shop.The food was delicious, some of the best Pakistani food that I’ve tasted. There was a feeling of home cooking about it, fresher and less oily than the food that you’d get at your local take away or restaurant. Delicious! Highly recommended for an informal, good value, authentic meal.

The only downside to this place is that it doesn't open in the evenings. I go here regularly on Friday afternoons to get takeaways that we reheat in the evenings. The curries are some of the best i've ever eaten (..and i've eaten a lot).Gem of a place.

I eat here on a fairly regular basis and I have to say the food is absolutely top notch, always fresh, really tasty and generous portions. There's a great range of authentic dishes, including vegetarian options and the service is always attentive and fast. All in all highly recommended

We order potato parathas with lamb curry and it comes with a yogurt sauce. Made beautifully. Unfortunately all the staff want it every Friday.

Overpriced, not street food, ask for lamb they'll serve you minced chicken, if you think the chicken will be a chicken fillet your wrong it's minced chicken "gourmet chips" LOL, don't waste your time, burnt measly portion of handcooked chips, dripping in oil, unprofessional, you pay by card then they say oh we don't have this we'll give you this instead, everything is warmed up in a microwave. Staff just stare at you. Dirty toilet "facilities" table wasn't even wiped down properly.

Didn’t really get to try everything on the menu. But the breakfast was great. The texture, the taste, the presentation. Quality over quantity at Shazia street food. Reasonable prices. Theirs always something for someone here. Large variety of different foods. Customer service is excellent. Eat in or takeaway. Shame theirs no parking. Well recommended. Need to add some home made lasagne to your menu.

I have been a few times to this place not that often as every time I have visited the food has taken too long to be served & the price is extortionate for what it is. Nothing is included everything is extra don't be fooled - you aren't missing much

Small unpretentious but squeaky clean place --a credit to Shazia who is a phenomenal front of house. The food was freshly cooked, beautifully seasoned, with attention to detail. This is Asian cooking at its best. The chicken curry and Cutlas were exceptional. Chappatis were just right. Would highly recommend a visit and we will also be visiting the place regularly.

loved it!my son and i visited on a sunday morning just as they'd opened, got a warm smiley welcome from Shazia who talked me through the menu.i had the breakfast with paratha and omelette which was really really good. the right amount of spice and the paratha was crispy!my son had a keema paratha which he enjoyed so much he almost finished (not small either!).desi chai was awesome.all in all, recommend it highly. p.s. for some below: being a small business it's almost impossible to get it right every time, but for me i'd rather look past that and support them rather than a chain/big restaurant where one person/family doesn't matter.

Really good quality home style cooked food. Went with my daughter for lunch and was not disappointed. The flavours in the curries were amazing. The lamb chops really tender served with salad and fresh chapatties. Would highly recommend plus very friendly service.

We visited here for breakfast with some friends.

Nice good quality home made food, nice flavours. More a Takesway then a restaurant but does have a few inside seats

Good menu, lots of options and tremendous balance of healthy eating and flavour. Staff cheerful and owners happy to advise on ingredients and allergy or particular needs. Reasonably priced, and a clean modern decor. Impressed. A cut above the rest.

Very poor customer service and quality of food was also very poor!

I had the chicken handi which was amazing. You can taste how fresh the ingredients are. Absolutely delicious with generous portions, reasonable price and friendly staff. Will definitely be coming back. I'd have paid more.

I ate here this week after reading Tripadvisor review and I was not dissapointed. The resturant is clean and the staff are friendly but most importantly the food was really delicious. I will be returning and telling my friends about this hidden gem.

The food is amazing and I will be going again for sure and will be taking friends. It is pricey for street food I beleive. Also the chai was great when I ordered it the first time but when I ordered it twice since it was watery and had no chai masala. Need more consistency with the chai and remember to put the masalas in as this is the second time they have not been added unfortunately. It appears this is due to who is making it possibly as there are different staff working there.

Amazing food very polite staff lovely family style place highly recommend best place to eat in bury ❤️❤️❤️

Love love love the food from here! Really fresh and amazing flavours in everything. Restaurant is clean and staff are lovely too. Jen

Stumbled upon this gem while shopping in Bury. Clean restaurant, friendly staff and tasty food, need I say anymore? Looking forward to visiting again and trying something different.

Just had the most scrumptious, finger-licking chicken burger ever! With freshly made coriander chutney as a dip for crispy chips! Thank you Shazia! I'll be back for more! Who would have known that the world's yummiest burger is found in Manchester!

Visited a few weeks ago and we are making plans to revisit. When first looking at the menu we did expect more but then she does fresh curries which vary every day so makes sense to keep it simple. We ordered a mixture of parateh, chaat , aloo tikki, kebabs, and mixed Mishkaki. Everything was full of flavor and the aloo paratha was thin which was very tasty. It is a lovely cafe and would recommend it. Definitely lovely Asian food and reasonably priced.

Came here for a family lunch time meal. The staff are very friendly and the food came out reasonably quickly. I had the cutlas which was amazing and very filling. The lamb chops were delicious. Everything was very fresh and I would come back again. We parked on a side road as it is on a main road so there is no parking in front of the establishment.

I visited this place while staying with family up north. The food we ordered was excellent - aloo parontha, karri and burgers. Although, I was a little disappointed to see that the kebabs on offer were frozen. To cut to the chase the food we had was excellent - paronthas were nice and thin, burgers really juicy and full of flavour. The only slight downfall is the service - I think this place is new and so they are not yet geared up to deal with an influx of customers at the same time. We were lucky that we were there just before the crowd arrived, but I could see a few people getting irritated by how long their food was taking.

I first went because my younger brother and me are big foodies and we thought let's try it out, since then I've been back numerous times, unfortunately I've moved to the Midlands so can't come as often but there's nothing like this in the Midlands, the freshness of the food and the beautiful spices all to the right amount of spicyness! And the service is amazing! Shazia is so friendly and providing great service! Will be down soon guys

Simple menu. Freshly cooked food. Highly recommended. Probably the only decent eat in/ takeaway Asian establishment in bury. The rest really do need to take a good hard look at themselves. It's not rocket science.

Perfect on every level. Healthy, delicious, home made food thats a little bit different. Spotless eatery and friendly helpful staff. Well done Shazia's. Keep up the good work.

We went in for dinner and it was super. Clean and friendly environment and the service was excellent. We had chicken burgers which were freshly prepared and fries! The food came on time and was just fab. Would recommend to everyone.

I had heard so many good reviews about Shazia's Street Food and eventually had an opportunity to visit there with my daughter. The contemporary white and gold decor was very impressive. We were welcomed by Shazia herself. The fresh, home made and well presented food was amazing. There was a variety of starters, mains and desserts to choose from. I would recommend it to anyone and can't wait to go again with my friends and family.

Shazia is incredibly polite and proud. And so she should be. I don't think I've ever been in a diner like this one. I think the food is great, and needs to be experienced. There's not many places around quite like it. As for the diner, it is clean and really well presented, eating here is a pleasant experience.

My fiancée has been going here on his lunch for some time and always mentioned how tasty the food is so one weekday on his day off we decided to get it together and boy was I impressed. Such tasty food, home cooked and fresh. Didn't taste greasy or anything. I would definitely recommend this place and I cannot wait to go back.

Been meaning to call in for ages and I wasn't disappointed

Visited here other day! Clean premises fabulous customer service!!!...... Really really enjoyed my food will definitely be returned!!! HIDDEN GEM!

Street food for me is all about low priced, homemade cooking with fantastic flavours served very quickly. In essence hot, tasty, fresh and relatively low cost. Let me say with absolute certainty that None of these can be found here. The name has been taken in vain and used as a cheap gimmick to fool unsuspecting customers.

I happened to be passing on the A58 when I noticed this really neat place, clean and modern interiors....walked in and met Shazia who came across as such a warm and friendly person..I could see her passion for good, wholesome, healthy and hygienic food. She takes pride in what she does....She will make you feel more than welcome. As for the food I can't help thinking what a fantastic find this is! I had the afternoon meal which included two of the finest tandoori rotis I've had along with th

Only had a quick snack, a delicious samosa and one of the day's specials, a stuffed paratha, but the freshness and quality stood out. Will be back to work my way through the menu very shortly.

Bury has been crying out for a place like this for ages. We've been twice in the last couple of weeks and will be definitely be back.