good Indian restaurant in Bradrord

attending a 2 day course in Bradford, staying overnight so fancy a nice curry

anyone live near Bradford and have a recommendation?

I used to live in Leeds. My advice would be to just wander around and choose one at random. The worst Indian restaurant in Bradford will still be head and shoulders above anything anywhere else in the UK...

if you cant find a decent Indian Restaurant in Bradford then all hope has died.. it is the Indian Food capital of the world

thanks for the replies, I'm a bit of a curry connoisseur!! so would like something really good, just got back from Dubai and I'd heard they have a big Indian migrant population so was hoping for something good....... but was disappointed

Hi Mickey,

try this place if it's close by......

http://www.mumtaz.co.uk/

There's a map here if it helps......

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en-GB&gbv=2&safe=active&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=mumtaz+bradford&fb=1&gl=uk&hq=mumtaz&hnear=0x48795f7ae9c21919:0x8fe0edd83227194f,Bradford,+West+Yorkshire&cid=0,0,1113628672980335194&sa=X&ei=PKtpUIyqKuLR0QX4mICwCg&ved=0CBwQ_BIwAA

Take care,

Zak

akhbars is good as well

Dave,

Not to be argumentative, but surely India is the Indian food capitol of the world?!?

not argumentative mate .. maybe a little pedantic Ha Ha

I actually disagree if we are talking food for the UK as opposed to everyday coffing for Indians in their own Country

when a restaurant wins the TITLE of World best, then I feel they are the best in the world

BN wrote:Dave,

Not to be argumentative, but surely India is the Indian food capitol of the world?!?

Not really.

The vast majority of the 'Indian' restaurants aren't even Indian. They're Bangladeshi.

The reason they're called Indian is because when they were first started, decades ago, we were all part of India.

Now they don't change the name because people are generally used to them being called Indian and it would confuse them.

I know there are a few which call themselves Bangladeshi. But they're not a successful because of that reason. Even though it's the same food.

I guess people are just used to them - like a brand.

David Turton wrote:not argumentative mate .. maybe a little pedantic Ha Ha

I actually disagree if we are talking food for the UK as opposed to everyday coffing for Indians in their own Country

when a restaurant wins the TITLE of World best, then I feel they are the best in the world

Would they have to fight it out?

And for how many rounds?

Or should that be courses?

haven't eaten out in Bradford but most all of them should be good

Ha Ha .. Rezbi.. spoons at 20 metres eh?

David Turton wrote:Ha Ha .. Rezbi.. spoons at 20 metres eh?

I'll have you know, sir, we use our fingers.

Didn't you know? We're savages...

And that's how we like it.

David Turton wrote:Ha Ha .. Rezbi.. spoons at 20 metres eh?

Perhaps tandoori ovens at 20metres...?

You don't want to be fighting over curries,that's bad Korma man.

Ade wrote:You don't want to be fighting over curries,that's bad Korma man.

Lol!

Tell you what, I've never had a curry outside as good as the genuine home made stuff.

I recently had the pleasure of tucking into a load of home cooked Tamil food and it was far far better than anything I have ever had in an Indian restaraunt

Ade wrote:You don't want to be fighting over curries,that's bad Korma man.

Ahahahaha!