Everest in Sheffield

Excellent, attentive service that goes beyond expectations and the there's the food! Beautifully balanced prawn saag, all flavours working together to make this exceptional. The fluffy and fulsome mushroom rice and the perfect garlic naan made this a foodie hug of a meal. Repeat customer and I will be back.

Excellent food, first class service. Very friendly and attentive. Been eating here for over twenty years and always been very happy with both food and service received. Would highly recommend.

Great meal, efficient, helpful polite staff, well cooked tasty food. Good atmosphere a great night out.

Used to go in regular basis. Was rushed ordered two separate dishes and the same thing came for both of us .only three small pieces of chicken in my portion. Not as good as before

I visited Everest for probably about the 10th time yesterday, and every time I think the same thing: it deserves to be busier. Lovely people serving really great, authentic food in a really attentive and friendly manner. They never really recovered after the road works and then covid, so if you are looking for a fantastic curry last minute this place is the perfect choice - they are bound to have a table. Oh and they do a Thali night in Tuesdays.

Good food. Attentive staff, and a stunningly beautiful waitress what more could a man want. Maybe not too PC or feminist favourable but hay ho

Very pleasant experience. Great food and good service. It's traditional and I don't mean that it a bad way.

You can eat in dozens of indians restaurants and you still will be surprised by this one. I was presented with dish still boiling in hot iron bowl. Whole dish had this flavour if it was made on the fireplace in the village two thousend miles away. The gentle feel of fire, grilled vegetables and hot iron bowl. It's the closest thing to travelling and feeling different cultures you can get in times of virus restrictions. I loved how authentic it was. It's like reading the book and getting lost in it.

My partner and I visited during Eat Out To Help Out and we had a great experience. Hygiene was taken very seriously and social distancing was enforced with empty tables.The food was excellent - clearly freshly prepared with interesting flavours and generous portions. Starters were served from a sizzling tray at the table with plenty of extra fried onions offered. The mini platter was not so mini! The only thing I would have changed about the food is that the peshwari naan was very sweet, more like a dessert. The draft Cobra was excellent and fresh. However coriander haters beware - all dishes came with a lot on top, but after picking it off my starter they accommodated leaving it off my main with no problem.Our waiter seemed quite unhappy. He might have just been overworked because of Eat Out To Help Out! The menu has a lot of options other than the traditional curries but the menu has no descriptions of these items so be prepared to ask what they are.Overall highly recommended.

Reasonable food at 1am in the evening!It's got seats, a nice atmosphere and friendly service.I think their beer lines need cleaning (floating solids in their cobra) and the veg curry that accompanied the biryani was boring (is that the case everywhere tho?!)