“ An excellent Indian restaurant. The staff was friendly, and fit us in. The ambience was contemporary with loud techno music which helped diners maintain a privacy. The food was incredibly fresh! The nan bread were huge. We thoroughly enjoyed the chicken tikka masala. This was a really good choice of restaurant. It felt very upscale. ”

“ Love this restaurant. Always a warm welcome and the food is amazing! Well recommended. You won't be disappointed. ”

“ Visited Shimla a couple of weeks ago as a pre mother's day treat for my mum. We went on a Thursday but the place was really busy which is always a good sign. We three got a sharing starter which came with your standard Indian starters, and was actually really nice. We then ordered mains, I went for lamb rogan josh. The curry was really nice, meat was tender rather than being tough as you can get at many curry houses. Staff were lovely. The place could do with a decor upgrade and that is really the only downside for me. ”

“ The main 2 in Shipley are aagrah and shimla - shimla has it for the attentive staff and willingness to give a customer what they want. We, as business customers need vat receipts - both do vat receipts but with aagrah it's as if they are doing you a favour and the atmosphere when asking is unpaleatable. Shimla are willing able and happy to do so. The food is delicious the staff are brilliant and the naan bread is jaw dropping. They provide takeaway too and have an app - but the price of mushroom pilau on the app is way off - it doesn't cost that much. I can see why they are award winning and I truly hope this doesn't go to their heads like aagrah - award winning can spoil what gave the award to begin with - customers! Shimla is customer focused and the food is delicious and not too expensive. Tip - don't order a naan to yourself - you will be defeated at first glance - you do have to look twice at it - huge! ”

“ We happened to be passing by while looking for a place for dinner. This place had banners up pointing out that it was voted the best curry in the region by readers of the local newspaper. "Best curry in Bradford?" we thought: must be worth a try. And it was. Service was exemplary. Not just good - outstanding. Very polite, without being grovelling. Attentive and engaging. The food was superb. Each curry tasted really very distinctive and quite special. Plenty. The one odd thing was that, due to the fact that no alcohol was served, people were turning up with clinking carrier bags, full of bottles and cans. One enterprising table had brought a box of wine, which they'd set up for easy access. It was all a bit bizarre, but actually very pragmatic. Everyone seemed happy. Thoroughly recommend. Would be there every couple of weeks if we lived closer! ”