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Had a lovely meal here with my husband on Saturday night. We both said it's probably the best curry we've ever had.  Ordered chicken madras, balti chicken in hara sauce, and saag aloo.  The meat was very tender and tasty, especially the balti & hara dish which was amazing!
The waiters were friendly without being pushy, and the prices were pretty standard.  Nice atmosphere in the restaurant too - busy but not too busy, got served quickly and efficiently, and everything seemed very clean (including the toilets, which were spotless).
Really enjoyed the meal so much - we'll definitely be back again soon.

Lovely food in nice, modern surroundings.  Staff are very helpful and friendly (not overbearingly so though, as I sometimes find).  Prices are not cheap but not overly expensive either, probably about right for the standard of food.  Restaurant never seemed very full but I've only been quite early evening.

The Greedy Greek promises 25 years of experience in producing authentic
Greek food. However, this was some of the worst food that I have had the
misfortune to pay for. First of all, there is nothing remotely Greek
about any of the food. Over 4 pounds for Greek salad. This salad
consisted of cheap cold tasteless tomatoes, wilted lettuce, no dressing
or oil, a little randomly sprinkled oregano and three small pieces of
cheap feta (tasted like the German stuff sold in tins). For some reason,
this was served on a plate not in a bowl, with no cucumber or bread.
Worst of all, it had massive chunks of harsh white (not red) onion that
(if eaten) had the effect of anesthetizing your taste buds – not a bad
thing considering the main courses. The ‘traditional’ pork gyros –
unidentifiable pieces of shredded meat (I don’t think it came of a spit,
but scraped out of a tub seeing it was served cold in 30 secs), covered
in some horrible slime that tasted like it copious amounts of Chinese 5
spice added. This was in a decent pitta (best part of the meal), with
some odd pink sauce (taramasalata?) unfortunately blended into watery
tazatziki, making something that looked like the whole thing had been
wrapped up and kicked around the kitchen, before being scraped up of the
floor and served to us. The staff were grumpy and forgot our drinks.
Obviously the owners understand Greek food and have decided that people
in Sheffield will eat any old c**p served to them. I have spent a lot of
time in Athens and a Greek would not even serve this to a dog.
po po po ti krima.