The best restaurants serving Indian food in Central Sheffield Yorkshire and The Humber

Fab little place, warm welcome and great food. Best curry in Sheffield and trust me we have tried a far few. Not your run of the mill curries lamb chops where amazing

Beautiful tasty indian breakfast,the first time having one,and it wont be the last,great flavours,different tastes. First time having chai tea,gorgeous drink,clean, welcoming ,and great price and service,will be back,give it a try for something different and delicious.

We visited Chaii Hut on our trip to Sheffield when we were craving for some Karak or Pink Tea after lunch. Its located on the popular London Road which is main area for Indian/Pakistani cuisine in Sheffield. A lovely lady greeted us with smile. Chai/Karak cafes have been opened to saturation in UK and Middle East recently, but the passionate lady was confident they have best Pink Tea and Milk Cake. She wasn't wrong. Pink Tea really tasted authentic but Milk Cake was the best we ever ate. Moist, creamy, fresh and not too sweet. We had chats on different topics. She told us about post pandemic business problems and plans to expand their menu to serve breakfast and some more savory stuff. The pricing is also quite reasonable. Such was our experience, we paid a repeat visit before leaving. Definitely worth a try, especially for the Milk Cake.

Maravilloso edificio viejo, un monumento Woodhouse! Reformado bien y un gran ambiente. Excelente servicio y buena comida de calidad. Excelente precio había fijado comida para dos, amplio, incluso para los grandes comedores. ¡Volveremos!

I visited with my son on a Friday night. We ate about 8.45pm, so a lot of diners were leaving and we were shown to a small table in the back room. The lighting was quite glaring and the room had a cold atmosphere. The service was very good and drinks brought promptly. Unfortunately the food, in my opinion, is good but nothing special, despite the rave reviews. Mainly because of the interior I wouldn't try it again.

Had to wait 20 minutes ordered 3 chapatis got one Food was average Disappointed

Ordered take out.. it is Saturday night so waiting an hour and a half wasnt my issue with this order.. my issue was that there should have been 6 naan breads in my order and not a single one came.. the rest of the food was actually really nice.. but how do you enjoy Indian street food without naan.. no way of contacting restaurant either..

I needed food inbetween trains. Biriyani was yummy! They did takeaway, very reasonably priced, didnt take long and was only a 2min walk from the station. Nice staff too :)

The Restaurant is very friendly and the owner very helpful, the food is wonderful and all freshly prepared on the night. Have been there several times and would highly recommend it. Food reasonable and everything very clean.

The staff are super lovely and attentive

This is what you call Indian food! Absolutely delicious—authentic flavors, perfectly spiced, and every dish tasted like it was made with care. Easily one of the best Indian meals I’ve had in a long time. Highly recommend!

Very nice food staff is very friendly

One word to say awful the worst curry house I’ve ever been to. We had ants in our food they ordered the wrong food it’s very expensive and the owner is very rude. Save your money and you will find better.

Just got my first takeaway from here, and the reviews don't do it justice. Delicious food with lots of fresh ingredients included. Very generous portions, too. I'll definitely be back

We went for the buffet option, food was cold, heating lamps seemed to be inadequate. We ordered mango lassi, it came in 1 litre plastic bottles. Not only did it not taste very good but it was the most expensive mango lassi we have ever purchased, priced at £8.50 per 1L bottle. Normally we pay £7 for a 2 litre jug at another local Kebabish which also tastes much better. Will not be going again.