My Nawaab

Plenty of Pakistani dishes available to choose from. Aesthetics were immaculate and great atmosphere. Plenty of starters to choose from. Nothing stands out to be honest. Apart from the lamb chops and lamb steak, food was very average overall. Typical Pakistani wedding food. Price per person was £32pp because it was a bank holiday. Desserts were decent, recommend the chocolate cake and custard. Would not go again but definitely worth to try it out once. P.s if you could add more fruit options it would be better. Only pineapple and melon was available. Watermelon would've been nice.

We visited My Nawab in Manchester during a trip from Newcastle after a friend highly recommended it. They don’t allow prior bookings unless you’re in a group of 10 or more, so we had to go there and wait for a table. We ended up waiting around 45 minutes, and with no clear indication of how long the wait would be, that part of the experience was a bit frustrating. Once inside, the food more than made up for the wait. The place is spacious and service was good. There were plenty of chicken, fish, veg starters, salads, mains like dal makhani, paneer and chicken curries, biryani, noodles, and a great dessert selection including gajar ka halwa, rasmalai cake, and ice creams. Live counters for fresh naan, puri, pani puri, haleem, and paya added to the experience. Everything we tried was flavorful and satisfying. Despite the wait, the food made it more than worth it. I would definitely recommend visiting if you’re in Manchester and enjoy a good, indulgent buffet.

Visited My Nawaab today and had a great experience overall. The food was really nice, especially the desserts—they had a wide range of choices, and everything we tried was delicious. Some of the starters were a bit cold, likely because we arrived quite early at around 5:15 PM, when it wasn’t too busy yet. That said, the quality of the food was still very good. Definitely recommend this place!