Mumbai Boss — Restaurant in Wakefield

Wow. I normally don’t write negative reviews for restaurants as I’m always aware servers are doing their best when it is busy but I’ve never experienced anything like it. We’d booked for 7:30 and got seated. We didn’t get approached for our food order for 40 minutes after arriving and even then, I had to ask a server. My cousin asked previous to this but was ignored. Also, a member of staff knocked into my mum and her bag onto the floor and then didn’t even apologise, just looked as if she was in the way (she was tucked in as far as she could be into the table). Then the starters came and they were delicious but the main course didn’t come until 9:20 pm and then my mums rice was missing and there was no apology- she was actually made to feel like a nuisance for even politely reminding them she’s waiting on her rice. There were only 6 of us and half our foods were just right temperature and the other half were flat cold. Then came the bill.. the bill that none of us were allowed to see apparently. We’d asked to see it numerous times but were talked over so we just split it 6 ways to what he said because at that point we were so tired as we’d been there so long (something that I regret doing as I realised the waiter was avoiding my mum politely asking to...

Really lovely service but the sauces in the main courses were dreadful!

I'm doing this review with a heavy heart because the guys who serve you and take your orders were absolutely first class, really lovely . Unfortunately, the sauce that came with a chicken tikka masala was really sickly sweet didn't have any spice flavour AT ALL .. Probably should have complained but was very hangry and didn't want to upset the owner because I know how sensitive they can be regards their food . It looked like a shop bought product to my untrained eye 👀...Yuk!

It felt and tasted more like I was eating a chicken korma it was that sweet it was almost like eating a desert not the Chicken Tika masala I actually ordered

Next time we have already decided to try Aagragh for its midweek buffet for £18..

We were not impressed at been charged for poppadoms and pickles as this is Usually complimentary in most places .. Also as I was driving I could only have water and that was charged at £3 for still water

The table we were given was like something you'd through out it was that badly scuffed and damaged ... How much does a table...

It really depends what you’re looking for in an Indian restaurant. For me it was far too westernized. Yoghurt sauce unbearably sweet, I asked for an alternative sauce but they only had mango sauce equally as sweet. I ordered a Nihari that was absolutely nothing like a traditional Nihari and it was sweet. The nan bread looked lovely but yet again it was sweet. Far too much sugar in everything! It was made worse by the manager quoting how authentic the food was. This is not traditional authentic Indian/pakistani food it was very disappointing. I realise that many people like the sweetened western version, but if you’re looking for traditional don’t go here. Saying that the food was hot, the place was clean and decorated nicely and the service was good up until we were overcharged by £2.00 which would have been excusable if it was busy, but there was only one other couple in...