I'd def reccommend Bharat. I went back there a few weeks ago and the food was nice. Its actually owned by Gujerati's too. Its always packed on a sat night. Don't really need to book - just turn up like we do lol.

Oh right,I won't eat them in future then!

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Zouk oooo I was considering a visit as it was supposed to be a social enterprise, but I looked online and it got mixed reviews

Zouks used to be my fave, but it has recently expanded, and I don't think the chefs can cope with the larger quantities. Also I wouldn't recommend going in a group larger than four.

I was driving past the Punjab this morning and it would appear that it has closed down - no more chapple kebabs!

The Three Singhs is excellent.

You're as bad as AP with his faux right-on "Asians can't use knives and forks" idiocy.

NOOOOOOOO!



Hope this isn't true. Went in during February and it was 1/2 shut as they were having major renovations. Hope it's part of that.

Don't panic, I went past on Saturday afternoon and it was business as usual. I presume it was a refurb.

Went to Zouks on Leeds Rd, 1pm last thursday and was ushered in to sit where I wanted. Sat at a table for two and then asked to move by the waiter to a miniscule table for one in the corner by a coat rack that prodominated much of the table.
I asked why I could not use any of the 11 tables that were free and was told that they were all "booked"
When front of house lies are so blatant I didnit wish to consider the honesty of the kitchen.
Gone in 60 seconds

I visited the Sweet Centre before the Leeds game the other week, that was rather lovely. I forgot what I had though, except a lovely huge samosa.