New Himalayas

Moved to the local area a year ago from Leeds. We are particular about our curry and have tried a lot of places in the surrounding area searching to find somewhere authentic. Our search ended when this place was recommended. On our first visit we requested something off the menu (my wife loves a Karahi) and it was superb. This place doesn't look all that, but the food is class and the staff are very humble and undemonstrative. Great food and great value and in my experience that's not easy to find. Love this place. I don't care if you don't go because that means I will get a table, but I write this review because I think they deserve it on value and quality.

After being let down by taste and service of other takes aways, we thought we would try here and we couldn't of been happier from the starters to the main course everything tasted fresh and delicious we couldn't fault any of it. It was delivered when stated and piping hot. Think we have found our new favourite take away and will definitely be ordering again and will highly recommend to all who ask 😊

Great food, fairly priced. UnIike many 'Indians', Himalaya (the clue is in the name) is actually a Nepali restaurant. Without much fanfare, and having the rather dubious location, being next to a knocking shop, and across the road from mighty mughal nawaab, the food here is fantastic. Yes, as other reviewers have noted, the interior is rather lacklustre and rather dark, perhaps thankfully avoiding the slick, garish 'fusion' pastiche seemingly favoured by the majority of modern Pakistan restaurants and takeaways. However the food more than makes up for this. Yes the staff are taciturn, and yes, the food waiting times can be lengthy even if the place is quiet (my father has blacklisted it for this reason), but I doubt you'd be disappointed with a visit here, unless you miss your neon water feature with your curries.

Don't be put off by the unassuming exterior of this restaurant inside is a fantastic little place that serves up some lovely food, the onion bhajis in particular were very tasty and gigantic too. The prices were more than reasonable and it has a nice relaxed atmosphere the only criticism I could offer is that sometimes the service is a little slow but when everything is cooked fresh and made with so much skill you can forgive them.