I can particularly recommend the meat rogan josh and the tandoori naans are the best in the business. Although the individually prepared meals from the menu are the preferred option, the midweek buffet is also worth a try since it offers good value and variety without compromising the quality too much. Also, with such a heavy mix competing for the attention of your tastebuds, the end result can vary a little. Nevertheless, for those of willing to make the effort you'll discover this is as good as curry gets. A little over ten years ago, the Mumtaz Paan House was a small food bar on the site of a former fish and chip shop, specialising in Indian sweets and snacks.
Quality is better than variety seems to be the ethos.
Unusually, the choices here are better for vegetarians. The absence of your favourite lager will give you an excuse to try an obligatory jug of lassi, a drink made from milk and yoghurt. No first visit would be complete without trying a selection of Indian sweets from the colourful display behind the counter. But if you are making your first venture into the city's curry scene, it is still an excellent place to start. In the mid 1980's Bradford's curry community was incensed by the rebuttal handed out by the food establishment.