Camel One - Manchester

"The food at this restaurant is amazing, especially the tawa dishes!"

I had a portion of samosas to start and had chilli sauce and mint yoghurt on them. The chilli sauce was so salty I could hardly eat it. I scraped off my samosas and managed to salvage them. The samosas were quite nice apart from the edges of the pastry that were almost too tough to chew. I had mixed seekh and chicken tikka kebab on naan. The seekh was very dry and over cooked. The chicken was nice though. I avoided the chilli sauce having had it on my samosas. The kebab was served on a plastic naan tray, with no plate, so as I ate it the sauces dripped straight through on to the table which was pretty inconvenient. Years ago this was my go-to kebab stop in Rusholme. I'll try somewhere else next time.

Not recommended to anyone, lack of taste and service, high priced

If you're looking to overpay for subpar food, this is the place for you! I ordered the Camel platter, which was decent, and two Aryans from the menu priced at £1 each. However, when it came time to pay, we were informed that we had actually been served a £3.50 mango lassi, which tasted like supermarket milk in a plastic cup. Despite reminding the waiter that we had ordered Aryans, he rudely insisted we pay. Exhausted from fasting during Ramadan and a long 5-hour journey, I didn't have the energy to argue. Furthermore, the kitchen in the back looked like something out of a WW2 field hospital.

I really like the grilled food option here. Seriously can anyone name a better place for Sheek Kebab on Naan on the Curry Mile in Rusholme other than Camel One?