Nayaab - Manchester

The food is nice and the choice is fairly good. What I don't like is being segregated! When they are busy it is blatantly obvious that Pakistani customers are sat in the main restaurant and anyone who isn't is seated in the back. I wasn't the only person who commented on this, and it isn't the first time this has happened. It makes you feel uncomfortable. If you have experienced or felt this has happened to you please leave a comment.

Veru authentic asian food. May be more spicy for some but amazing for my taste buds. My son loved the authentic biryani.

First I came for a Christmas meal from my company never been before, I did enjoy it but was disappointed by the food, not really much selection, the sweets were very limited seems to be mostly ice-cream, went again with a few friends from work, had a nice evening but again disappointed on the selection, the food posted is not what you get, the sweet menu is nothing like what they actually offer. If you're going to advertise your menu make sure it's on offer,

Great food, excellent service, caters for everyone. Had a wheelchair user, accessibility was great.

Nayaab was known for its budget price for an Indian buffet. Now the price has doubled since I last ate there. It is £15.99 per person. The restaurant has been refurbished. The choice of food is still low. Only a few items to choose from in the buffet. The place was also empty. I went on the weekend when business should be booming. We got a nice table and went to eat. I mainly had the starters. I had biryani for the mains. It was not nice, burned rice and the chicken was dry. The desserts was mainly gulab jamun, cake and ice cream. On reflection it is hard to recommend Nayyab when it is better to pay a few quid more and seek out alternative Indian buffet places.