The Kashmir Restaurant

A traditional restaurant in Bradford, a good food value and nice owner. we ate chicken curry, meat curry and biryani. All very good!

£30–40

£1–10

We've been here a couple of times, the food is amazing and the value for money is fantastic. However, I have to say that the toilets are awful, the last time we visited they looked like they hadn't been cleaned in weeks. Really let's the place down as if I hadn't visited the toilets I would have recommended this place to everyone, but it puts me off now I know how unhygienic the toilets are. Such a shame as the food is great.

This place is a gem and the food is sooooo underrated. Honestly, once one gets past the basic ambience of the place, the tasty food can truly be appreciated. Dont let the basicness deter you ! Service is good. Food is amazing. What is there not to like ?

£1–10

Two visits to the Kashmir Restaurant during the week. One on Monday with a couple of friends, celebrating a birthday, and the second on Wednesday with a different friend. Not sure what is going on with the 'Kash'; think it probably has new management these days. Very quiet with only a pair of other couples present. Menus and poppadoms brought speedily, as always and orders quickly taken. We were always keen on Onion Bhajis so ordered some and some Vegetable Pakoras. Three very generous helpings were brought and eaten but , given that we were to eat main courses, there was too much food and the Bhajis were overcooked. The raita that we had tasted quite spicy compared to previous visits. On to the main courses, two Keema and a Vegetable curries were ordered and my companions did not like their curries and could not finish their meals. My vegetable curry was different in that I was able to eat most but the portions were certainly larger than normal. Maybe a result of having so few customers. We were disappointed as we used the Kashmir regularly in the past and always call in with friends whenever we are in Bradford. Onto the second visit. There were just two of us on this occasion and we were the only customers until a group of four people came as we were nearly ready to go. Again, menus were quickly brought and orders taken but no poppadoms were brought, though the raita had been It was even spicier than on the Monday visit. We stuck to Vegetable curries and they were an improvement on Monday's meal. We ordered Pilau rice and chapattis but the rice was not the usual Pilau and, again, there was an overgenerous number of chapattis which did not all get eaten. There was disappointment on both visits but we shall return at some point in the future to see if it was 'teething problems ' with a new team settling in. Hopefully, there will be a difference when we next visit.

Good food and great value. Staff rather curt but efficient on the night we went. Cash only so be prepared. No alcohol. The restaurant is situated on two floors, ground and basement.

Oldest established curry house in Yorkshire, so had to come visit. The decor inside is like a 70s cafe which I liked. Food was delicious, prepared fast and great value for money.

Driven from York for over 20 years to this place, recommending it always. Unfortunately after today we’ll never be going back. Gutted it’s absolutely gone downhill - new owners??

Really awful. Everywhere looks really grubby, the toilet was dirty and had no toilet paper. The poppadoms are served without any chutney, they had run out of lassi, the food was tasteless and looked unappetising. Really horrible experience, will not go there again.