Lal Qila in Manchester

I had the lamb Karahi with nann. To be fair tasty for a dish that they have been making for years. Allway a good shout for a no fuss curry. You can ask for more hotness with more green chillies. Good price and allways busy..... A good sign

Good kebab, fresh naan. Not spicy.

Best place for me, do not be deceived by the looks of this place, they serve proper food that tastes like hoke made. Highly recommend

One of my friends took me here for their seekh kebabs and I can honestly say that they lived up to the hype. The real surprise for me was how good the naan were as well. Definitely a hidden gem worth checking out.

Honestly speaking, it’s not inviting when you look at the decor and location but they make the best Naan kebab I’ve ever tasted!! Mouth-wateringly delicious. Every time I’ve been I’ve never been disappointed. The staff are so friendly and always make the experience perfect.The dining area could do with a good redecorate and maybe a bit more of a clean. I always opt for a take out anyway.Well done guys keep up the flavours of Pakistan coming..👍

Lal Qillaaaa!This is one of Manchester’s hidden gems. Tucked away on a side street just of wimslow road, reasonably priced authentic Pakistani food review!My go to spot for seekh kebabs

Went there to eat biryani, I was served some rice with weird chutney/sauce for an expensive price taking into consideration of its small serving size and little chicken included. Some of the items have good value for money, but the biryani was a total rip-off; No way on earth was that even close to biryani, and none of my friends finished it because of its weird taste.

Name change Mussarat.Ordered beef steak - they didn't ask me how I wanted it cooked just gave it to me well done.The drinks waiter needs to look at his personal hygiene. Isn't nice to smell body odour when they come close to you to give food or take payment.The water bottle wasn't opened for us. It would have been nice as my hands were hurting but also adds that touch to such a beautiful looking restaurant.They don't do poppadums which i was sad about.They took ages to take our food order. Although it was empty on a Tuesday evening. They seemed to be more interested in the photo shoot that was happening.I don't usually complain but I didn't really have the best of experience. Also, pepper sauce for the steak was bland. Tarka daal and pilau rice was bland.But each to their own experience. Hope I haven't put you off but this was my experience.

Excellent restaurant nestled amongst several other places of variable quality, I can say I have been a few times now and everything I have eaten has been really enjoyable and full of flavour, the waiter make excellent recommendations, take note of this and discover something amazing, I had chicken kuchi on my last visit and I urge you to try this dish , enjoy!!

The restaurant is located on Wilmslow Road (curry mile). I had no been here for several years and the decor felt like it had not changed one bit.As soon as we sat down we was provided with poppadoms and chutney tray without even been asked if we wanted it. I'd checked the bill and found we were charged for it. I found that a bit cheeky.The food was good and tasted fresh. I also found that waiter was hovering and asking if we wanted more drinks when our glass were half full.Overall good food but we found our food bill inflated.