Lal
Qila Indian Restaurant Manchester - reader comments
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| "Nice
evening, good food, no complaints"
- joanna davies, manchester 13/8/08 (visited on a tuesday evening) |
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| "As
my fiance and I were visiting her cousin and his partner, we all agreed
it was a great idea to visit the famous Curry Mile. We checked a couple
of reviews before we left and fancied this place as it seemed a safe
bet for a good meal. Personally I was not disappointed...
Far from it! There was a slight glitch as we received what the waiters
told us were another tables order but when our food came out looking
as good as it did we all forgot about the small error! I have to say
the meal was superb. Couldn't fault it at all. Perfect
portion size, everything was perfect for me. And I didn't
find the cost too dear either. Not as pricey as some places down south.
All round excellent place, would definitely visit
again"
- steve g, essex 8/8/08 (visited on a saturday evening) |
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| "I
was in Manchester for a couple of days on business and since I was
born and bred in Pakistan, I was looking forward to visiting the famous
Curry Mile. Lal Qila was an automatic choice given its probably the
biggest and undoubtedly the brightest restaurant on the mile.
I have to say I was not disappointed. And to top
it off, my company was paying for my dinner"
- rafay iqbal, hull 7/5/08 (visited on a thursday evening) |
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| "This
restaurant is what I miss most about Manchester!"
- Vanessa, Australia 1/5/08 (visited on a saturday evening) |
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| "My
friend and I have visted this restaraunt many a time, infact up until
two years ago I had never even tasted a poppadom!!! I adore
this place and refuse to go anywhere else. The head waiter
knows us by name, we are always treated very well and something always
sems to go missing when the bill appears - excellent!!!"
- Chantelle Hemmings, manchester 28/9/07 (visited on a friday evening) |
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"Two
of our party ordered "fresh" crab claws with chilli garlic and coriander,
one ordered chicken chat and I ordered paneer all as starters. After
10 mins our order came, the 3 crab claws were deep fried in breadcrumbs,
my paneer was ok and the chicken chat sauce was
just ketchup with chillis thrown in. We asked the waiter if these
were fresh claws upon he replied they are processed crab, just like
crab sticks. We asked where the coriander was and another waiter
replied "we dont put coriander on the dish anymore, so many people
are allergic to it!" What!?! Is he for real?
"The
head waiter said he was sorry and offered another starter.
They ordered king prawns in some sauce but when it arrived they
couldn't eat it for the amount of salt in the dish.
We then asked to speak to the manager who told us we had
come on a bad night and the main chef was off, (thats a
very original story isn't it?). We'd had enough by this time so
we told them not to prepare our main course and just to give us
the bill. With the starters and 4 drinks (2 were non-alcholic),
we were charged £17.15. We left the restaurant and went to
a little place about 50yds further on called Punjab, where we all
had a beautiful meal and a lot cheaper than this one. All I can
say is keep well away from this place, from our
experience there are too many people in the restaurant
for the chef to cook a meal of any decent quality. It is
so brightly lit up on the outside and even a blind man couldn't
go by without spotting it. You have been warned!!!"
- Stephen
Ross, Carlisle - 2/10/06
(visited on a Monday evening) |
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| "Highly
recommended."
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Graham,
Worcester - 22/5/06
(visited on a Saturday after 11pm) |
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| "An
excellent place not really a romantic atmosphere
but clean and bright and lively. The staff
are great and listen to special requests (husband has a dairy
allergy) and the service is quick. The food
has been fantastic each time we have visited, and we recently
had friends visiting from Mumbai and they were impressed as well."
- Clair, Stockport - 14/2/06
(visited on a Saturday evening) |
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| "The
Lal Quila is a great place to eat great Indian food,
clean, warm, very pleasant, definitely worth a visit,
and you can take your own booze."
- Bill,
Liverpool - 18/12/06
(visited on a Saturday after 11pm) |
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"The
lamb biryani is the best I ever tasted! The food
was well presented and very filling! I went there
for a colleagues leaving do and now I'm booking a surprise meal
for my fiance! Very impressive!"
- Elizabeth
Osiname, Manchester - 25/11/06
(visited on a Friday evening) |
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