Supper By Sanah — Restaurant in Lancaster

I’d like to say, I am extremely appalled at the discriminative and presumptuous nature of the main owner, the older fellow with the long beard. Who didn’t greet us at all, but immediately and forcibly began to dictate the entire conversation as if we didn’t even possess the option to eat there or not. He began to assume we were typical minded road men, and kept aggressively conversing with us to scan the menu in order to be ripped off for food worth not even half the amount it is being charged for. Then after he aggressively forced us to place an order through their mediocre app which needs desperate attention, because they did not want to take cash in order to portray a fake level of fanciness to backup their mediocre food and service. After finally making the order, he than began to converse with me with assumptions about my character and life, assuming I was up to illicit activities simply because we were travelling through Lancaster. The gentlemen then made very rude and unappreciated remarks that were assumptions about my worth as an individual simply because I was a young brown male, funny because he’s brown too.

A personal message to the owner, please do not advertise the Sunnah of our Master SAW upon your face when you do not even possess an aorta of understanding on what rahma towards the youth is and what good character and softness with those you do not know is. Perhaps study of the Seerah should be implemented within your life apart from the pursuit of dunya, especially at your age, it is concerning. Never mind the youth, when the examples to the youth as so uneducated themselves.

The food was mediocre, nothing bad to say about it, but nothing exceptionally memorable about the taste either. I would not recommend this place, as an individual who is so rude, so unconcerned and so vile in their behaviour towards a stranger is not fit to be chasing wealth through the means of a takeaway. Look elsewhere for more hounorable people deserving of your hard earned wealth who hold a value for people and...

Ordered several dishes from here. Biryani, Garlic chicken tikka from clay oven and lamb karachi. The Biryani was average, loaded with tons of industrial grade cooking oil. Compared to top Biryanis its very basic and was not very flavourful probably due to having no bone. Although it was cooked well with rice, lamb was tender. Lamb karahi was bland once again and lacked flavour ,was loaded with oil and overloaded with spice. Finally garlic chicken tikka was very tender and succulent but the spice on it was undercooked, felt like the chicken was steamed rather than roasted. Hopefully, my review will help indian cuisine experts. For locals and regulars, you will probably like it more than I did. Tried the new King Prawn kebab which is sold for £10.50. Had 9 pieces of prawn in it which were genuinely not that big. People can decide whether its worth the price, however for me it...

Delicious! I dont usually leave written reviews but i had too for this place. I have never been the greatest fan of indian food as i am not great with spice but after craving some comfort food and after reading the reviews online i chose to chance the korma and i am glad i did! I like how you can choose the level of spice, perfect for a weakling like me and its by far the best i have ever tasted. You also get a very decent amount of sauce which is nice and creamy, there is soo much too! Definitely worth the money. The rice and naan bread has always been on point too and they listen to your 'special instructions' and really cater for what you want. The delivery drivers have always been kind and friendly which are appreciated in times like these and their note of appreciation is endearing. LONG story short, definitely worth ordering from here if you want incredible food...