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Kiplings
834-836 Harrogate Road, Greengates
Bradford
01274 622332
www.kiplingsrestaurant.co.uk |
A very successful restaurant that very much reflects
the personality of the owner Mohammed Rafiq (Raf). It has the
atmosphere of eating in your own dining room and attracts people to
return again and again on an almost generational basis. Both food and
service are of a very high quality and both the owner/manager and
chef are award winners. Visit the very clever and enjoyable website. BIBA
Top 100 - 2005, 2006, 2007 Customer's
Restaurant of the Year 2007 |
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Pakeezah
1362 Leeds Road, Bradford 3
01274 664943 |
Opened in 1991 by M.U.Haq, the restaurant is now run
by his son Mohammed Jamil with other members of the family running
the nearby superstore. The 140 cover restaurant has seen many
celebrities and is very popular with Asian and European customers
alike. Well-known for its 'naan tree' it offers an individual style
of Pakistani cuisine that has seen it win awards in the past. 'Best
in Britain Award 1995-6' 'Best in Britain Award 1999' |
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Omar Khan
30 Little Horton Lane, Bradford
01274 390777
www.omarkhans.co.uk |
Owner Omar Khan won the "Hot Stuff Chef of the
Year" in 1994 and completely rebuilt and remodelled this
tremendous restaurant, originally called Shah Jehan, alongside the
very convenient car park. The decor is very stylish in a regency
style with confortable chairs and Italian tiled toilets. The food is
up to a similar standard and it is certainly one of Bradford's top restaurants.
'Best in Britain Award 1995-6'. 'Best
in Britain Nomination 1999' |
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Aagrah Group
4 Saltair Road
Shipley
01274 594660
www.aagrah.com
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The highly successful Aagrah Group (Head Office
Saltair) is owned by Mohammed Sabir, Zafar Iqbal and well-known
managing director/chef Mohammed Aslam. Shipley was the first to open
in 1977 then Pudsey 1986, Skipton 1989, Garforth 1993, Doncaster
1995, Tadcaster (bottom left) 1996 and Wakefield 1998. All branches
are very well decorated and stylish and provide a very high standard
of Kashmiri/Pakistani food. Mohammed Aslam has won numerous titles
and the Group itself has also won 'Group of the Year' on more than
once occasion. Very much the place to go when in Yorkshire. The
restaurant in BBC building in Leeds is a recent venture plus complete
up-grading of the Head Office restaurant. Other branches are opening
continually. 'Best in Britain Award 1999, 2000
- 2007' BIBA Best
in North 2006 |
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Sheesh Mahal
346-348 Kirkstall Road,
Leeds
0113 230 4161
www.azrams.co.uk |
Opened in 1987 by Azram Chaudhry with 52 covers and in
May 2000 expanded to 120 by taking over the Sultan Mahal next door,
the Sheesh Mahal has always been extremely popular both with regulars
and celebrities such as Jimmy Saville and the Australian and England
Cricket Teams. The menu is extensive and enjoyed by all and Azram's
Sheesh Mahal is always amongst the awards in the region. Function
room upstairs. Very much appreciated locally and very popular. Top
donation raiser in Britain for KWCW 2001. 'Best
in Britain Nomination 1997-2001'. BIBA
Top 100 2007 |
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Saffron Club
223 Glossop Road
Sheffield S10 2GW
Tel : 0114 276 6150
http://saffron-club.com |
Opened by Naz Islam on 4th July 2006 and already
considered one of the most stylish Indian restaurants in the city.
Saffron Club, with its classic and contemporary cuisine was voted
Restaurant of the Year after only nine months of trading. The
restaurant is unlike any other Indian restaurant in the region and
offers exceptional cuisine in a relaxed and sophisticated
environment. Whether it's a quick lunch for one, romantic meal for
two or a corporate dinner for twenty the Saffron Club is the ideal
venue. Open lunch Mon-Thurs 12-1.45 pm and dinner Mon-Sun 6pm until
late. Carry outs welcome. Reservations recommended. VIP Spice Corner
booth available. Winner Restaurant of the Year
2006 - currylovers.org : Finalist - Exposed magazine, Best New
Restaurant. |
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Almas Brasserie
34-36 High Street
Dore, Sheffield
S17 3GU
Tel : 0114 262 0883
www.almasbrasserie.co.uk |
Almas Indian Brasserie has occupied a niche in the
heart of leafy Dore for more than a decade now, serving up a menu of
classic curries and tandoori dishes to appreciative locals.
But a recent makeover instigated by restaurateur Ala
Uddin's sons Naz (also runs Saffron Club) and Bodrul has taken the
business to a new level and word is spreading. The new menu also
bears the Naz hallmark, although it has been drawn up in consultation
with head chef and business partner Gulam Robbani - best-seller is
Haddi lubya, or lamb shank slow-cooked with kidney beans in a thick
sauce. "Superb cuisine at exceptional value; booking
recommended" says the Sheffield Telegraph. Nominated
in British Curry Awards 2009 in the East Midlands section |
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