Manjit's Kitchen — Restaurant in Leeds

While the food at this establishment was certainly enjoyable, there is still some room for improvement in terms of the overall dining experience. That being said, I would still recommend giving this restaurant a try, as the quality of the cuisine is certainly worth sampling.

One thing to keep in mind is that this restaurant is located inside the Kirkgate market, which can make it a bit tricky to locate. It may require a bit of searching to find the exact location, but once you do, you will be rewarded with a unique and exciting dining experience.

It is also worth noting that there are plenty of seating areas available in the vicinity of this establishment, as there are many other food stalls and vendors located nearby. This can create a lively and bustling atmosphere and provides a great opportunity to sample a wide variety of cuisines and dishes in one location. Overall, while there are some logistical challenges to dining at this establishment, the food and atmosphere are certainly...

Really enjoyed my lunch at Manjit’s Kitchen! The menu is entirely vegetarian which, as a pescatarian, I was really pleased to see. I got the Chilli Paneer Wrap and it was delicious. Worth the £7 and I felt there was a good amount of paneer in there - sometimes when I’ve been elsewhere it feels like they’re trying to use as little as possible and bulk out with salad instead, but certainly not here.

The service was also very fast, no queue and I was able to find a seat easily, but I was here on a weekday when things are a little quieter.

Definitely want to come back and try some of the other dishes. The menu isn’t huge, but everything sounded fab. They have a selection of drinks both non-alcoholic...

Very good paneer wrap, samosa sandwich and onion bhajis. Order was a little slow; it was a bit disheartening seeing about 5 other orders going through before ours but it was very fresh and tasty.

The paneer wrap was well flavoured - the only downside was it ended up being a bit oily and it started to fall apart as you got down to the last bits. Ensure you get plenty of napkins!

The onion bhajis are not like your standard; they were very much onion bhaji fries - I don’t think there was a single entire bhaji. But because of this, it meant it was very crispy and very flavourful 👌

Did ask for a fork but they only had wooden disposable spoons...