Shebang in Liverpool

Fabulous tasty food. Lovely staff , service was attentive. Food was tasty , well cooked and the right temperature. Well done all round

Had a Wowcher deal. Booked a table for 2 via phone a few days before . We arrived and they’ve closed . Not happy but looking at the reviews now I think we dodged a bullet here!

Had a Wowcher for this place, the fine print said Saturday evening, booking on website said all of Saturday evening very available (not surprising) but was refused a booking because "Wowcher deals we're bad for business" ...nice!

Gave this restaurant the benefits of doubts and ignored the reviews. I now wish i had taken note and not gone ahead and booked. Like other reviews say the staff were very polite and helpful. We order a starter,main and naan bread. We waited and waited for our starter. 1 came and approx 10 minuets later the 2nd one arrived. Well what can is say about the main my husbands lamb chops were very well done but he ate what he could. My main was indescribable so i left it. The naan bread was burnt! We complained and we were not charged for the naan bread . It was explained to us that it is a new restaurant and they were still trying to establish it. Im sure if it was a new restaurant they should try even harder so people may return, we certainly will not recommend or return to the restaurant.

Awful place, nothing "Indian" about the food. The restaurant is an added corner in a Saloon. Bar. Food took almost 2hrs to arrive. I ordered Chicken Tikka, it came out almost 2hrs later burnt, chewy & tasteless. It did not resemble Chicken Tikka at all, more like a really bad Gyros! The food is tasteless. When complaining about our meals the Manager told us "It's not going to be authentic as we're not in India, it's a Turkish fusion' 😐 ...

I don't even know were to start.. The chef needs sacking cos how they can charge for what they call food is beyond me, honestly save ur money and time n just go somewhere else.. Makes McDonald's look like a Michelin star restaurant.. I went here yesterday with friends so 4 of us all together we had a buckt subscription.. So u get a starter, main and a drink... We waited a hr and a half for are mains to then be told there isn't any prawns, we were at the restaurant all together for 3 Hours! And 90% was waiting for food then it came like warm, burnt n just terrible! The only positive I can give about the whole experience is the staff were lovely..

Was excited to eat here after looking at the menu, however there was extremely slow service when it was reasonably quiet, we were given the wrong starter but were told itd be over half an hour wait for it to be replaced with the right one and after waiting an hour for mains we decided against this as it was already past 10pm, ordered 2 chicken tikka kati rolls but there was no chicken tikka in either. There was also a hair in my boyfriends meal. Disappointing experience, food was not good, was bland and didn’t even eat a quarter of the meal or the starter.

I wasn’t expecting five star food whilst using a Living social deal, but the starters (calamari and chicken wings) weren’t even edible. So we offered to pay for our drinks (which they gave us for free) and left, something I’ve never done before. I actually felt sorry for the waiting on staff, who were very apologetic, I suspect they may have to deal with lots of complaints.

We tried this restaurant on a Wowcher deal as having been to India we love Indian Street food. We ordered the Dahl Golgappa and the Pao Bhaji starters both of which were very authentic. For mains we had the Lamb ribs and the Mutton Curry again both were delicious, although a curry sauce would have been good with the ribs. The staff were very attentive and friendly. We will be coming back to try other options on the menu. It's good that they are trying other things other than burgers. Having read the negative reviews I can only assume they have never tried Indian Street food.

The staff here are so lovely, the menu however needs to be looked at and reconsidered as it is so misleading. I ordered the pao Bhaji and what arrived was a burger bun what tasted like it it had been dropped in oil was served alongside a bowl of oil with potatoes in. The whole thing was just greasy and a burger bun? I’m still so confused by the whole thing 😂 I was expecting Indian street food not something you’d get down the local kebab shop. Just stick to red dog & don’t waste your time with this place.

Visited on Sat 15 Jan with my partner and two children for evening meal. See below ordered food & feedback; Salt n pepper calamari - rubber rings, way over cooked Pao Bhaji - supposedly bowl of curry served with a “pau bun”, this must be a fancy name for the toasted brioche burger bun that was plonked along side a bowl of curry, very unusual Waited a long time for starters to be cleared and main arriving Kati Roll Lamb Shish - lamb in naan wrap with fries, lamb was awful, fatty and dried out could barely cut with knife let alone bite in wrap, presentation was awful with about 7 rings of red onion on the side, I mean what is the point of that? Lamb Shish with Yogurt and Tomato - seriously this was a plate with around 8 pieces of lamb, with a small pot of yogurt dip…this was a main meal?? Dry, fatty and poor lamb. In both instances we ended up taking the lamb home to cut up for our dogs just so there was no waste, really bad for a menu / restaurant that almost exclusively serves kebab style meats. We would have complained in the restaurant but the children were restless after a long sitting, plus the waiters looked to have their hands full with complaints from the table next to us…such as extremely long wait, no lamb left, no salad left, etc. so we didn’t get any attention at this point, my partner and children left whilst I waiting for someone to get the bill, overall terrible experience. I am not a person to take photographs of food or anything like that but I wish I had taken some last night to compare against what Shebang advertises, as they are a gulf apart. Steer clear of this restaurant if you want to enjoy a nice meal, as you will almost certainly not get one here until dramatic improvements are made!

Stumbled across this place with my boyfriend this week and we thought it looked lovely from the outside so decided to give it a go. We were excited about the Indian Street food menu but unfortunately left feeling very disappointed and hungry. I ordered what I presumed to be a samosa, it was described as a puff pastry filled with chickpeas and sauces. After waiting for an extremely long time despite the restaurant being quiet, the food (and the shock) finally arrived. I was presented with 4 shot glasses filled with what looked like dirty dish water with 4 bitesized snacks balancing on top. The feeble bits of pastry were gone in a bite and I was left with shot glasses that I didn't know if they were palate cleansers, finger bowls, decorative or what! I asked the waiter what where they and he said "just all the bits from the inside like the potato and that, weird innit" well that certainly didn't sell it to me so that was my meal done. To be fair the female waitress was lovely and she clearly felt embarrassed by serving me this, she came over and said can I get you something proper to eat? That's hardly food, let me offer you a burger or something. As appreciated as this gesture was the damage was done. My boyfriend was half way through his meal and I didn't want to wait any longer for them to cook me up a replacement for him to then be eating alone. Fair play to her she took it off the bill but this absolutely should not be on the menu at all. My boyfriend then paid the bill in cash, after giving the waiter a £20 note he replied with "hang on mate, gotta run the shop next door to get you some change" I couldn't believe it, after the disaster of the menu our money was then taken into the newsagents to break the change to give back to us. We left laughing our heads off. Whole experience was a shambles.

We were so looking forward to eating here the menu looked fantastic and the tripe of food we like. Long waiting times despite the restaurant being largely empty (1.5 hrs for mains) the food was not good, two dishes sent back as we felt the chicken was pink- we asked the waiter if it was meant to be served pink knowing that some smoked meats and thigh meat can be safely pink. He didn’t know but went to ask in the kitchen the chef informed him it was ok like this but would redo if we were unhappy. I was put well off by this point, so asked for it to be taken off the bill and didn’t eat anything. Really disappointed would not visit again.

We had a great time, the food was just about passable, the service was very good the atmosphere was also very good and fun. We didnt expect exceptional food, but with 50% off for the opening week it was OK. When we go to somewhere we have a phrase we use DEP, DontExPect. Its good for a group wanting a fun experience, but if you expect very good food you will probably be dissapointed