Nawaab in Manchester

Very busy and good food served. I like the old pictuers of 60s and 70s stars there. Overall its good but little pack sitting wise.

Came out with the family and friends party was brilliant food and the drink that we were recommended by the waiter will recommended to come during the week its not that busy

For many years I stopped going here because of the waiting time. Then once you would get in the queue to put food on your plate would be so long and felt like you were at a soup kitchen..once you finally got your food the waiters would be hovering around for you to hurry up and eat as there were hoards of people waiting outside for a table. Very uncomfortable dining.HOWEVER I was pleasantly surprised as this time we sailed in and got a table..the queue was, well there wasn't really a queue so no waiting for food.The quality and variety of food was amazing. And unlike previously the dessert bar had a lot of choice and was much improved in taste too! Well done management in making these improvements.So there is no tap water available which I think should change as most big restaurants offer tap water too. The jug of drink was quite flat so this is one department that needs attention now.Finally customer service was very good. All the staff were welcoming and friendly. We were celebrating a friends birthday and forgot to bring candles for the cake but they had some and brought the cake in with a team of staff coming along to sing happy birthday. That was nice.Overall I would visit again and do recommend anyone to go on a totally empty stomach as there are so many yummy foods to choose from.

A wide range of dishes to eat whether starters, main course or desserts. Taste is also fairly good for its price. Very clean environment and friendly staff. It was just a bit hot there.

I have been to this place at least 4-5 times mainly for the variety of dishes and the choices of their lamb main courses. The food is over the top and specially the lamb main course dishes as i mentioned are the charm of the place. Me being a lamb lover just gets attracted to the place every now and then.The reason for the 4 stars is the price. The last i went to this place was a few years ago and i remember it being around £17 and now its £22 for the buffet. Realistically, its a 30% hike in around 3 years time which is a bit too much considering the other buffet spreads around Manchester and birmingham serving a similar thing for less than £20.

High quality food on a reasonable price range. Very good customer service 👌. Clean your table on time when you finish on dish and leave your stuff he will clear very fast Thanks Royal Nawab.

Lamb chop are bit stiff and dry Seems like cooked it b4 and then warm it on pan . And rest of food items are just average in taste Need to improvement

This restaurant localized inside an hotel, they provide the open buffet service ( all what you can eat, drinks excluded), the food is mainly Pakistani dishes.Entrance fees is somehow expensive.There is a free parking for customers.I recommend it for family gathering.

Came all the way to this place to eat as heard a lot about their food but the quality is really poor, i wouldve given them no stars but there wasnt any other option. Management was good took us to our table but guys just stood around waiting for us to finish our food to take our plates i even had to tell one of them to give us space.i had dahi bhalla chaat for starters and a plate of chicken wings, lamb chops(that are meant to be fresh) and chapal kebabs, i left the chaat there as it was old and soggy and yogurt was absolutely sour, kebabs were nice and fresh,wings had a very bad smell as if they were re heated so left them and chops the guy made me wait for as he was making more but when he put them in my plate they were absolutely cold and very thin,for mains i had chicken karahi as no other curry was appealing and hardly any lamb options,i also had chicken biryani which was coloured rice but no flavour at all and dhaal which was ok,i had a spoon of each thing and left it,then for desert had phirni in a round clay dish and banoffee pie which were nice.so altogether i had two lamb chops one kebab,a spoon of rice,one small piece of naan,phirni and banoffee pie and i paid £22-23 which was not worth it all poor quality food no taste at all and not worth the price i was shocked i al never going there again i wonder why Birmingham branch shut down

Excellent starters with lots of varieties and I didn't waste any.Mains were good with great choices and much better than the London Royal Nawabs however I'm not used to the Pakistani flavours as I'm used to the Bangladeshi flavour and that is why I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5.Great parking and prayer facilities 👍🏽Did have to wait 1.5 hours on a Sun evening during the summer holidays but was expecting this from feedback from others.