Asha's Manchester

I never used to like the Indian food, but my best friend convinced me to give it a one last try and it was the best decision of all times! This restaurant is places in the center of Manchester. It's beautifly decorated and would be perfect for a date or family dinner too. The managers: Ryan and Saroop are very welcoming and insightful, sharing tips for best choice on the menu and facts about Indian food. I absolutely loved my food and changed my mind about the Indian cousine!! There's a rich choice of cocktails but also mocktails which is rare around the UK and I appreciated that. Mocktails are original and tasty. There's also a bar area downstairs in the building, very charming prefect place to start the night! I will definitely come again, thank you so much for this unforgettable experience!

What can I say, this was my first time visiting Asha's and it definitely won't be my last! I booked for a group of six and we were treated exceptionally well by Ryan and his wonderful team. The food is out of this world, the drinks menu is perfectly paired and the staff were attentive, friendly and just knew our next move. Thank you for a wonderful evening, we'll definitely be back and recommending you to our friends. X

Absolutely wonderful modern Indian restaurant. We were greeted by the very charming Bradley who kindly took our wet jackets for us with a big welcoming smile. I had the lamb chops which were so tender & so tasty. We were served by the utterly lovely Olive who was very attentive, great sense of humour & very warm & friendly. Superb food & great ambience. Highly recommended.

A decent Indian restaurant near St. Peters Square, which offers many typical curry dishes that you can find in most other indian restaurants. I first visited the restaurant when it was in the Michilin Guide years ago, I tried their Karahi Gosht for a change, as I have tried their Chicken Tikka Masala, Chicken Jalfrezi and Chicken Korma before, and the curries I have tried are all highly recommended in terms of taste and quality. However I do find their food to be a bit overpriced and lean towards smaller portion size. The Karahi Gosht alone is priced over £20 without including the rice. Same for their samosas in the appetizer section, which are also overpriced at over £10 except for their vegetable samosa, hence I dont really recommend their appetizers unless you are really hungry.

For those who don't know about this restaurant: Asha's restaurant is owned by son of Legendary Indian singer Mrs Asha Bhosale. Food is inspired by her recipes and journeys around the world. I will say that this is not a regular Indian restaurant where you should try butter chicken or tikka masala, rather go for something specialty items. All appetizers are good. If looking for out of the box dish, try "Hare baingan ka bharta". It is vegan dish and you will surely enjoy it. No need to mention that atmosphere is great and the staff is friendly.