The best restaurants serving Other international-cuisines food in City and Hunslet Leeds Yorkshire and The Humber

Lovely service and the food was delicious!!!

Avoid the bottomless brunch - takes ages to get rounds and they add a service charge on top - be aware the "cocktails" are weak as hell

Food and service excellent, however the volume of the music was so loud that it was impossible to hear conversation at our own table. We asked 3 times for the volume to be turned down without any discernible result. The restaurant was largely empty on a Friday evening, which was surprising in view of the quality of the food, so we suspect that we are not the only ones to find the noise levels unacceptable.

We had an absolutely magical evening celebrating a colleague's leaving do after 5 years with the business. He's a massive foodie, and having never been to Tattu before it was the perfect place to take him. We couldn't have been happier with the quality of the food, the variety, and the presentation. Mostafa waited our table and he was superb, helping with menu recommendations and going above and beyond to look after us. Spectacular service paired with amazing food, we couldn't have asked for a better night!

Really disappointed... walked through Leeds looking for this place. Wish we hadn't bothered. Portion size was terrible, doner meat tasted of grease and tasteless, left 90% of it. Only good thing was the fries.... Staff told us they'd been given their notice and the place was closing - just aswell serving food like that.. absolutely awful 🤮

Went with a large group. GF burger, chips and a diet coke was a bit pricey at £21! Service was excellent though, great staff, really smiley and welcomming Burger wasnt anything to write home about, very little for GF I am not the target audience, but very impressed at how well they got so many dishes out at once. Well done to everyone!

Buena comida. Me quedé sin dumplings lo cual fue una pena pero aún así la comida fue impresionante 👍. Servicio realmente eficiente y bien vale la pena una visita