Shabab

“We'll, all l can say is the food and the service was absolutely fantastic.”

Steve Bintley★★★★★

I’ve walked past here so many times when heading to the station and finally getting to try it didn’t disappoint. Inside it’s a lot smaller than I had imagined and upon arrival the reception staff were a little blunt, but the impressive decor was enough to distract and fortunately the rest of the staff throughout the meal were superb. They were each able to recommend dishes and explain the options, all while remaining friendly and welcoming. The menu is extensive and mostly geared around ‘special’ dishes, leaving the more traditional items to a small easily missable section. This encouraged me

Tim Weller★★★★

The staff are lovely, very efficient and friendly. The menu is straightforward and the food is just great. Interesting Morrocan feel to the restaurant (?) with lanterns and upturned umbrellas on the ceiling. Very reasonably priced dishes.

Charley Mather★★★★★

Absolutely beautiful restaurant with amazing food. This is definitely a hidden gem of Leeds. The food has never failed to not only be generous in portion size, but also consistently delicious. I ordered the chicken makhani and it was beautifully creamy. I've never had a makhani as good as the one served here.The normal size garlic naan was easily enough to share between two people (which we did)! The staff were also incredibly friendly and attentive, and had a great rapport with customers. The toilets were also beautifully clean and spacious, and the restaurant will happily box up any leftov

Toby Vincent★★★★

Called in for a quick dinner prior to going to a concert. Our first visit to Shabab, we were greeted by a gentleman I assumed to be the owner who was quite jovial and shown straight to a table. The menu was less extensive than some Indian restaurants but for me that’s a positive. The waitress was very pleasant and service prompt. The food was lovely and I’d definitely visit again.