Called for our evening meal, the service was very poor, we waited a long time for our mains and the rice didn't come at all! After our meal we waited over half an hour for the server to come and ask if we would like deserts or cofffee or even the bill this didn't happen eventually we got up and... This place is wonderful. It is very elegantly decorated and feels quite grand as you walk in. We were asked to take a seat on one of the sofas while they checked if our table was ready. He was back within moments and we were shown to our table, right next to a baby grand piano. The service was really... Went to eat at this place with my family and they got the order wrong and at the end did not want to reduce the bill. Was not impressed at all. Avoid this place at any cost. What a spectacular palace for a asian restaurant , The staff are so courteous and polite, Service was excellent and always available , The food was delicious , and on the night paps with the largest pickle tray ever in 40yrs being a curry connoisseur , followed by the largest chappal kebabs and salad, as for main course fish karahi,...

Took some family members for the Indian High Chai on Saturday afternoon. chandelier senses fail mp3We all thought it was fantastic food. chandelier pacevilleWe have all had afternoon tea at lots of places and this place was by far the best, lots of savoury and sweet items and lovely drinks. acapulco eforie nord 2012Would recommend to anybody for a lovely treat. Got it through groupon but would... Visited Leeds for business today and I come across Mumtaz restaurant.. I was unaware there was a branch in Leeds as Bradford is my local for good food... When I walked in I was simply amazed by the beautiful decor inside... Was greeted by restaurant manager called Shaf who was a true genuine gent and provided a fine service...

It's not often 6 working women with families can get together to meet for a girlie get together. Having seen this High chai concept; a clever play on words which oozed sophisticated high tea Asian style. We thought we would try this out. Luckily it had been advertised on groupon so we bought for 6. The opulence that mumtaz has... Don't get me wrong, the food isn't bad but when you enter the restaurant you feel like its going to be something very very special - unfortunately the food doesn't live up to the aesthetics When you walk into the Mumtaz for the first time your jaw drops, the decor is stunning very luxurious. Setting by the canal. Food out of this world. Cost a bit more but so worth it. I was taken to Mumtaz in Leeds for my birthday by my partner. Upon arrival, It took longer than usual to be greeted by anyone and then shown to a table and there were only about 5 other groups of people in there at the time.m so wasn't busy. However, the guy that showed us to our table was very...

Mumtaz Leeds, Chadwick Street, Leeds, United Kingdom Mumtaz Leeds is situated in Clarence Dock at the edge of Leeds city centre, and is well-known for its world class interior, providing a breath taking environment with a perfect waterfront view. Mumtaz Chandelier Leeds is waiting to send you their best price for your meeting or event More than one dayLeeds Dock (Clarence Dock) Our Leeds Dock (formerly Clarence Dock) car park is the most environmentally friendly multi-storey in the UK, using solar panels to provide a large proportion of its power. With over 1600 spaces, it's the largest car park in Leeds and has recently been renovated. Leeds Dock is home to the famous Royal Armouries museum Leeds, as well as a selection of restaurants including Pizza Express and Chandelier. Extended Weekend Parking Offer (Fri-Mon) – £15 – Learn More Pay As You Park () – 1p/minute – Learn MoreThe self-styled ‘captain’ of a replica German U-boat could face prison after he admitted swindling the taxman out of more than £1million.

Captain Birdseye lookalike Richard Williams, 56, spent £50,000 kitting out the vessel, which he named U-8047, with naval artefacts, a periscope and dummy torpedoes.His vessel was moored as a floating visitor attraction at Clarence Dock in Leeds, West Yorkshire, when it was raided by Customs officers.Richard Williams faces jail after admitting avoiding paying more than £1million in taxman His replica German U-boat was moored at Clarence Dock in Leeds, when it was raided by Customs officersNow, the self-confessed maritime history enthusiast - who has toured the waterways of Northern Ireland and northern Britain in his boat - is facing prison after admitting to avoiding more than £1million in taxes.An investigation by HM Revenue and Customs dating back to 2012 found Williams and his former partner Laurel Howarth had set up a number of companies in Lancashire.They ostensibly sold disability equipment to care homes and the NHS, but evidence gathered by investigators showed minimal genuine sales actually took place.

Despite this, the pair filed false tax returns and invoices for more than £1million. The self-confessed maritime history enthusiast has admitted spending £50,000 kitting out the vessel The 56-year-old spent the money on naval artefacts, a periscope and dummy torpedoes for the vessel The 'captain' has toured the waterways of Northern Ireland and northern Britain self-made barge, named U-8047Both Williams, of Blackpool, Lancashire, and Howarth, 28, formerly of the same address, hijacked the identities of friends and associates in an attempt to hide the fraud.Williams, also known as Stephen Howarth, was charged under the naval title and a series of other aliases he is claimed to have used - after the raid on his self-made barge in January 2012.In May 2011, Williams spoke to the Mail while touring around the Liverpool waterways dressed in full German submarine commander regalia.He told reporters he was a former mobility scooter salesman and had spent more than £50,000 building the U-boat.He also revealed that the boat had been subject to attack from passers-by who thought that he was a Nazi.