Mumtaz is over-rated & dry.
Akbar's, Aagrah & Shabab all much better IMV.
Not Indian but often overlooked Sous Le nez was my favourite but not eaten there for quite some time.
A word to the wise - not all the restaurants in the new Trinity development will be open from tomorrow.

Sunday dinner at my mothers.

Blimey, that takes me back to the days when La Senora and I could eat at the (other) Corner Cafe for about six quid, starters and mains.
They did a mean mushroom bhaji starter.
Glass deposit at the Skinners Arms for takeaway beer to have with your curry was 50p a glass.
That was nearly three decades ago, they must have been doing something right to be still in business now.

Is the menu still two sides of A4, one side meat dishes and the other side the same but without the meat?

In principle, but a bit sier.

They still have a separate veggie menu for weirdos.

You should take the better half pre match instead of keeping her waiting in the cricket stand you ungentlemanly so and so.

No, down near the Armouries.

There's one aspect of this request that everyone seems to have been ignored: It can't be too expensive.

If you and your friends aren't feeling flush then try out any of the Weatherspoon's in town because they have a curry menu which is reasonably priced. Unfortunately I don't think Morrsion's has a cafe in town but I once had an alright curry at the one in Kirkstall.

You expect me to eat in a Weatherspoons ?

I don't wear clothes I found in a skip and have a dog on a string you know.


Well actually I do, but eat in a Weatherspoons, are you mad ?

You do realise you have just asked Damo this question?!

It appears your on a weatherspoons budget so it might just be a option. A last resort option maybe but an option nonetheless.

On the topic of madness me and my friends got a pizza plus some chips for under £6 in town today which was shared between the three of us. We must have looked like the tightest customers in the world. I'm sure some places wouldn't allow this and declare things a meal for one.

Sous Le nez - fantastic French restaurant 5 minutes from train station but you have to book in advance.

You would be amazed at the experiences you can enjoy in life when you earn a wage.

Indeed... Lala's in Batley for instance followed by boogie night in that over-40's boozer a few doors down