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United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 Asian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Knottingley
Discover Restaurants offering the best Asian food in Knottingley, United Kingdom including Gaf's Restaurant - Love Food Love Gaf's, Thaal, Ruchee, Joy Bangla, Tulsi Restaurant Ltd, Skyline, Elmet Kitchen, Al-Jamil, Abdul's, china city
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10. china city
Overall Ratings
3 based on 274 reviews
Reviewed By Allan r
At £6.99 an all yiou can eat buffet must be good value. Plenty of choice, well cooked, warm (often a problem with open buffets) and tasty. Worth a try.
9. Abdul's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By John R
Just eaten a meal from Abduls in Pontefract, I am usually indifferent about their food, having been impressed and also a bit disappointed in the past, but todays meal, a chicken achari masala and a chicken zafrani, were both very nice and tasty. The only slight criticism was that the zafrani was on the mild side. It is listed under their "medium" dishes.Well recommended on todays form !!
8. Al-Jamil
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By monkeyted
Not been in a couple of months, life has been mental.Best curry we've had in there yet & they've all been great.Just been tonight (Saturday), went early 1830 so place was quiet but by 1930 there was a wait for tables.Great service even when full, friendly and attentive.We had 5 different dishes, 3 were customised.... Every dish spot on & delicious. ... not oily like a lot of currys are lately.A good menu to pick from and they'll adjust any dish to suit.Realistic portions, big enough but manageable for a good eater. I a big lad and I was still Christmas day full when I left.If I had to be REALLY picky the side plates for popadums are ridiculously small.... that's about it.Still the best curry in town & it's such a friendly place, very pleasant inside too.Great value to boot!!!!Give it a try as the place is wonderful.We'll be back soon.
7. Elmet Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By robert c
Having tried other Indian restaurants in the area we decided to try this one.The food was very average and normally staff at Indian restuarants are friendly. Not these - not helpful. We would not visit again.
6. Skyline
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By LYNSPontefract
It was much warmer in the restaurant and with new seat covers this time. Mixed starter was lovely. The mains were ok...prawn red Thai curry was really nice but the beef in oyster sauce was chewy and a bit underwhelming. The noodle side dish just looked rushed and just plonked in a dish. It felt they couldn't be bothered this time to take care over the meal. Shame as we have had some amazing dishes here previously.
5. Tulsi Restaurant Ltd
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By TheHepworths
I love this place.The food is delicious. There are plenty of choices and the quality of the food is amazing and plentiful. Service is speedy and given with a smile. The guys are really helpful and are really friendly.The atmosphere is enjoyable and the place is clean with smart decor. Great value and a favourite of ours.
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4. Joy Bangla
Overall Ratings
4 based on 212 reviews
Reviewed By pennitalabonita
We love Joy Bangla and have been eating here for many years. We very rarely eat out, only birthdays and special occasions really, but Joy Bangla is our restaurant of choice, every time! What brings us back time and time again is the fantastic service and beautiful food! The Bangla boys are wonderful and make you feel like family! The food is always hot, fresh and tasty! Also, the curries are never greasy or oily! A bonus for us dieters! Haha!Congratulations to the Bangla boys, you have an amazing restaurant, amazing food and amazing service. We always have a great time when we come to eat with you. You deserve every success. Thank you for a wonderful birthday meal this evening! See you soon!Penny and ChrisAwwww, thanks Penny and Chris, we do love having you visit and helping you celebrate your birthday was a real pleasure.Hope to see you soon.
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3. Ruchee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By beckybonkersj
Visited this place a good few months ago and not been back since. The prices are good, yes you do need to take your own drinks, however I've been to better Indian restaurants where the food just tastes better. I will not be returning unfortunately the meat was very dry and chewy. However I'd say it's ok if you fancy a cheap meal out nothing more.
2. Thaal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
Reviewed By LYNSPontefract
not been for a while so an impromptu visit. Nice to see the log burner on as quite chilly. Mixed starter was delicious, the chicken tikka especially. Mains really fragrant and freshly cooked. Definitely will be going back soon. Nice level of attentiveness too.
1. Gaf's Restaurant - Love Food Love Gaf's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Fester80pg
We made our booking via the restaurantâs own website, and it said someone would ring us to confirm the booking. This didnât happen but also wasnât a problem and we had no issues getting a table.The restaurant area itself is clean and airy with plenty of room between tables so you donât feel youâre on top of each other. The waiters are all friendly, efficient and knowledgable about the menu. There is a step down to the rear of the restaurant, but the owners have put a ramp in so thereâs good access for wheelchair users.The menu is good and there should be something on it to suit everyoneâs tastes. We prefer mild curries and were not disappointed. We took advantage of the meal for 2 which includes the pickle tray with 2 poppadoms, two starters, two mains and two sundries for £28...absolute bargain! The food was top quality and very tasty and the time between courses was just about right. You do need to take your own alcohol, but to be honest thatâs also a bonus....we were able to enjoy a bottle of wine for less than half the price weâd have had to pay if weâd paid restaurant prices.The downside is the toilets. My wife tells me that the ladies were spotless and they provide Bayliss and Harding soap and hand lotion. The gents is a different story - ingrained dirt on most surfaces, huge cobwebs in the corners and worst of all NO SOAP!! Sort this out and I would have no hesitation in giving full marks.We will visit again, hopefully the owners will sort out the cleaning of the gents toilets, everywhere else was very clean, so why neglect this area?
