Be fair they're a small outfit , probably had to revise prices a few times due to he increasing food & utility prices . I doubt they're trying to con you out 50p
It’s not a trick at all. If you live in England you know we are in a living crisis right now. Majority of independent food places have to put their price up
@@ltrick3096 it is so a trick, prices should be clearly displayed or what stops them looking at someone and thinking yeah I’ll change these £3 more! I know it happens because I’ve been to a place just like it and been charged different amounts on each visit with the last one being cheaper
The dishes u had today are what most actual Indian households might eat during a regular week . No tikka masala , no vindaloo , no naan , no korma . The stuff served up in most " indian restaurants " is a Bangladeshi restauranters take on Indian food made for the western pallet. Generally Indian food isn't "spicy " ... more flavour full .
Hi Lee… I spent some time in Bradford where we found an Indian cafe which was cheap as chips and the food as good as anything you would expect in restaurant. 10/10 for your find. We are blessed with brilliant neighbours and Tina will either cook us an Indian meal (we buy ingredients) or will teach her indoors to prepare and cook the meals. Another great way to get great Indian or Chinese food is to go to your favourite takeaway and ask them to put something together for £20 just citing your favourite dishes. It’s really interesting what they come with and plentiful. If four of us go to a restaurant your looking at a ton minimum, apart from Wing Ipp in Purley which is adjacent to their supermarket where all the Chinese restaurant / takeaway owners buy from. You purposely over order and when you have had enough they will give takeaway containers to take the leftovers home. The Chinese eat there all the time. The supermarket is huge and your easily buy enough ingredients for ten people for £30. For example two half’s of crispy duck and sixty pancake wraps (you have to buy in bulk) £13. All you need to is put the duck in the oven for 30 minutes, no preparation and it’s what you would get in a restaurant. Back to your find forget the ambience just brilliant food and really nice people.
FYI. Majority of Indian owned Indian restaurants are veggie. The standard Indian restaurants as we know which are owned by Pakistani and Bangladeshi sell meat
Loved the bloopers at the end - probably in need of your 'assistance dog'! I liked the look of the meal and price point and particularly that drier concoction next to the rice which looked like Bombay Potatoes and agreed with your mark of 9 on looks alone!
That looked quite tasty Lee - I do like a bit of 🌶 so that might be right up my street. Shame they wouldn’t let you film. Does make one ponder as to why 🤔 - have a great evening x
My mum was a seamstress also and I'd be dragged around the fabric stalls of Kirkgate Market as a kid in the 60's. The stall holders would unravel what seemed to me to be miles of fabric from rolls, in the hope of making a sale, only to be left rolling it all back up again. The market now seems to be more of a food hall, which is no bad thing.
Looks good. My sister lives in Guiseley, a couple nice curry houses there which we ate at over the weekend during my visit from the US. There is one curry place here in Daytona Beach but the food is pretty bland. We have a Publix supermarket near us, they sell refrigerated Indian meals which aren't cheap but very tasty, these days I actually prefer the vegetarian stuff. Chinese food much better here but more and more people are appreciating Indian food.
Here in southeast Connecticut (US) that would’ve cost $10-$12, plus $2 for the soda. If it were dinner- $15 plus $2 for the soda. Full disclosure, the dinner portion would’ve been massive. We’re fatties over here.
They probably don't like filming as the Tax Man can see the cash lol. Great market hall there. Price good. Looked a decent curry, rice and roti. Spicy and tasty tucker, needed some chicken in there. 8 from me.
I think I have mentioned this place in a previous video's comments. I tried a wrap as it was cheaper lol and it's the best I've had. It was fresh and very tasty. One of the best things about it was the onion bhaji I had added on it as extra. It was strands of onion in a light and spicy coating. Best bhaji I've tried so a tad disappointed you never got to taste it.
used to go there as a child ..butchers clothes pet shops live animals ..all the surrounding street shops had more and more cafes...we used to go monthly at least from 30 miles away on a 2 hour bus it was exciting..look at it now.its dead.no more words needed
That camera is very sharp most impressive . That food looks really nice I would always pick the mild with curry . Hugely cheaper than in the south east .
Very nice, £80 for an Indian for 4 people I don’t think is bad at all. That meal will keep many people warm in the looming winter. It’s good to give meat a rest sometimes and opt for veggie or fish 👌 a lot of Indian breakfast deliveries here in Dubai on deliveroo 👌 I ate fish curry in the maldives for breakfast a few times 👍🏻🤩 great video
Have to disagree with the other comments Leeds Market is ace yes its not as busy as it used to be I remember when they did 50p salad bags at the end of the day. But Manjit's is just ace and also have a place on kirkstall Rd a couple of miles away. There food is hard to beat!
Hi there another fantastic video from your life always very interesting to watch I’ve never been to this area but looks very interesting food keep up the good work
There's a few in the comments here who haven't a clue what they're on about, assuming because they've never been. I've been to Manjits Kitchen many times (as a meat eater who also loves veg) and their food is fantastic. Personally I prefer it to the curry place just next to it which does serve meat dishes. Sorry to hear they weren't welcoming of your camera, seeing as they generally seem to enjoy publicity when the attention is coming from newspapers!
Nice mac ! In fact in parts of India they cook this type of food and give it free so everyone gets fed, everyone helps to cook and clean dishes. Nobody especially here should be hungry.
Accrington which is where i am from have a lovely indoor market but it's quite empty..they have got a grant and are wanting to make it an eating area but.......there is not much to visit Accrington for. Like many towns ..it is so sad.
Lee, good review. You very rightly promote using local independent shops. But, aren't they charged for electronic payments? If they are, we should be helping them more by using cash.
I would love a extra score after the credits... A follow up specially for spicy food filmed the following morning... 1 being perfectly fine... 10 being "woke up in hospital after shitting my own hart stopped"... So slight ring sting a 2... and so on. Also visit dixy express in Batley and try the hot rods!
What time of day did you film this as the last couple of times I went into the city centre it was dead and nothing like the numbers of people who used to go shopping there. Btw Thalli, the posh way of saying the Manchester rice and three.
@@TheMacMaster Definitely nowhere near as busy for that time of day. Nowadays I tend to go shopping in places like Harrogate and Knaresborough, more local businesses but not the range of food. You need to get to kebab alley ‘New Briggate’.
I have it on good authority that Thai A Roy Dee in Leeds is the best Thai food around. They have a happy hour menu from noon till 5pm, for £7.95. Interested to see the McMaster rating!!
I’m with you Boo-boo. I think it looks delicious but I can’t do veggie. This reminds me of when my daughters cupboard was a bit bare she made a cabbage curry. Hate to think how that looked. Her husband said it wasn’t too bad. lol
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You don't need to eat meat with every meal. I am glad to see you break it up once in a while. You should do more vegetarian and vegan episodes. I have also seen you do a few Halal places, how about a Kosher place? Excellent video, too bad they wouldn't let you record the place. They don't understand how good a promotion it is for you to do a review. I have been to several of the places you have been to in the US. I look forward to trying a few in the UK when I eventually visit there.
Wow beautiful buildings in england ,the markets are amazing. Certainly would try out local businesses well worth it .🇦🇺👍💖 Though it was vegetarian by the looks of it ,as long as it taste good im sold.😋
I do have H in sometimes. Sarah doesn't like social media unfortunately. She is on the earlier ones. If you look at BBC radio 2 Festival and Edinburgh Fringe Festival vlog. 👍🏼
@@TheMacMaster i hear ya! Love the Edinburgh festival. Last time i was there was in 1989 and a painter had painted a poster of the Indiana Jones and the last crusade” on the side walk. I do remember eating some incredible Indian food.
👍💜👍💜....love Leeds I visit my old sister and had a good look around food court...... But I was saving myself for joilbee. Have you ever tried it ...not many jolibee in the uk
Tried Manjits a few weeks ago and it was not for me. The onion bhajis were very bland and i did not enjoy the Thali. You obviously enjoyed it and it is always down to personal taste. I agree it is a great venue and i will certainly visit again.
Not sure about this one. Wasn’t clear that the curry meal was vegan. You’d think they would say that on the sign. I believe a certain other YT’ber has been here with his ubiquitous table and chair in his hand. Nice city Leeds👌😉
Mister Macmaster looks very good value for money 💰 👌 when you look around place like that it makes you realise how. Many small businesses there are & its a competitive world 🌎 out there...so the more small businesses offer great value for money the better for everyone...keep up the excellent food reviews 👌
Hey Lee! I can’t say this a vlog where I would want to visit there due to the vibe from you about not being able to film. Can’t complain on the amount of food you got though. Seems good value for money. Don’t see the point of green stuff with a curry but that’s me. Take care 😘👍🏻
If you are looking for top food for little money i would highly recomend, Rice and Noodle cafe Thai food in huddersfield its the best place ive been to for the money and its a hidden little gem of hudds
If they didn’t want to be filmed fair enough but they could’ve been welcoming and let you show at least the kitchen or parts so we can see where it’s getting cooked therefore I would avoid this place. Would have sacked them off and gone to another place where they were more welcoming!
That looks really good and great value. Nothing wrong with vegetarian food and in fact a lot of the best Indian food is vegetarian. As for the punters referring to it as muck, well they probably don’t get it and are into gloopy English sweet sh*t rubbish which is about as Indian as my arse. Also I don’t think there should be any pressure on businesses to allow filming for so many reasons. Personally I wouldn’t want a meal interrupted by some vlogger gobbing off at the next table. No offence! 🤣
Don’t like the way they’ve rubbed out the prices and left them blank, that’s an old trick used when they charge strangers more than regular customers
Looks like the aftermath of a barium enema to me so not gonna mark it on looks but probably a not so solid 7
Be fair they're a small outfit , probably had to revise prices a few times due to he increasing food & utility prices . I doubt they're trying to con you out 50p
It’s not a trick at all. If you live in England you know we are in a living crisis right now. Majority of independent food places have to put their price up
@@ltrick3096 it is so a trick, prices should be clearly displayed or what stops them looking at someone and thinking yeah I’ll change these £3 more! I know it happens because I’ve been to a place just like it and been charged different amounts on each visit with the last one being cheaper
@@liamwoz1861 No offence but if you know somewhere charges differently every time, why would you return 🤷🏽
£80 for four Indian meals in a restaurant is cheap down here in the South West - the average takeaway where I am if £15 a meal.
The dishes u had today are what most actual Indian households might eat during a regular week . No tikka masala , no vindaloo , no naan , no korma . The stuff served up in most " indian restaurants " is a Bangladeshi restauranters take on Indian food made for the western pallet. Generally Indian food isn't "spicy " ... more flavour full .
Hi Lee… I spent some time in Bradford where we found an Indian cafe which was cheap as chips and the food as good as anything you would expect in restaurant. 10/10 for your find. We are blessed with brilliant neighbours and Tina will either cook us an Indian meal (we buy ingredients) or will teach her indoors to prepare and cook the meals. Another great way to get great Indian or Chinese food is to go to your favourite takeaway and ask them to put something together for £20 just citing your favourite dishes. It’s really interesting what they come with and plentiful. If four of us go to a restaurant your looking at a ton minimum, apart from Wing Ipp in Purley which is adjacent to their supermarket where all the Chinese restaurant / takeaway owners buy from. You purposely over order and when you have had enough they will give takeaway containers to take the leftovers home. The Chinese eat there all the time. The supermarket is huge and your easily buy enough ingredients for ten people for £30. For example two half’s of crispy duck and sixty pancake wraps (you have to buy in bulk) £13. All you need to is put the duck in the oven for 30 minutes, no preparation and it’s what you would get in a restaurant. Back to your find forget the ambience just brilliant food and really nice people.
FYI. Majority of Indian owned Indian restaurants are veggie. The standard Indian restaurants as we know which are owned by Pakistani and Bangladeshi sell meat
Indians are the king of spices. The food did look good. You gave it a fair score too.
As a leeds dweller, i love leeds markets and will definitely try this out
Loved the bloopers at the end - probably in need of your 'assistance dog'! I liked the look of the meal and price point and particularly that drier concoction next to the rice which looked like Bombay Potatoes and agreed with your mark of 9 on looks alone!
That looked quite tasty Lee - I do like a bit of 🌶 so that might be right up my street. Shame they wouldn’t let you film. Does make one ponder as to why 🤔 - have a great evening x
I'm new to the channel and your videos are hilarious and brilliant, keep 'em coming 😃
Thanks Claire. :)
My mum was a seamstress also and I'd be dragged around the fabric stalls of Kirkgate Market as a kid in the 60's. The stall holders would unravel what seemed to me to be miles of fabric from rolls, in the hope of making a sale, only to be left rolling it all back up again. The market now seems to be more of a food hall, which is no bad thing.
did he just say that £80 for 4 people was expensive, wow with sides and drinks thats a fucking bargain
2 adults. 1 child and a baby. No alcohol.
Looks good. My sister lives in Guiseley, a couple nice curry houses there which we ate at over the weekend during my visit from the US. There is one curry place here in Daytona Beach but the food is pretty bland. We have a Publix supermarket near us, they sell refrigerated Indian meals which aren't cheap but very tasty, these days I actually prefer the vegetarian stuff. Chinese food much better here but more and more people are appreciating Indian food.
Lee, all in all it all looks good, however as an Indian I must say that the Rotli/Chapati is not cooked thoroughly....see the bits of raw dough.....
ive never seen a fully cooked one in 30 years.
You are right 👍
Here in southeast Connecticut (US) that would’ve cost $10-$12, plus $2 for the soda. If it were dinner- $15 plus $2 for the soda. Full disclosure, the dinner portion would’ve been massive. We’re fatties over here.
Enjoyed the video and that indoor market looked lovely, I too like those types of places. Can't comment on the food as I hate spicy food and curries.
Love their chilli paneer wraps and Manjit's a must-follow on twitter with her sense of humour.
Please try abdul’s. Just off junction 40 of m1 towards Wakefield it is guaranteed the best curry you will have
They probably don't like filming as the Tax Man can see the cash lol. Great market hall there. Price good. Looked a decent curry, rice and roti. Spicy and tasty tucker, needed some chicken in there. 8 from me.
I have worked in India and that is the closest to an Indian meal from India I have seen in the UK. Missing the metal platters though.
Nice that you captured someone’s first ever time on a piano 🎹
I have seen these places on other YT channels as well....this is probably the nearest you can get to proper Indian street food you can get
Looking forward to the 'Bloopers, Bangers and Ballsups Vol 1' DVD soon. :-))
I think I have mentioned this place in a previous video's comments. I tried a wrap as it was cheaper lol and it's the best I've had. It was fresh and very tasty. One of the best things about it was the onion bhaji I had added on it as extra. It was strands of onion in a light and spicy coating. Best bhaji I've tried so a tad disappointed you never got to taste it.
used to go there as a child ..butchers clothes pet shops live animals ..all the surrounding street shops had more and more cafes...we used to go monthly at least from 30 miles away on a 2 hour bus it was exciting..look at it now.its dead.no more words needed
Brings back memories - used to go to this market a lot as a teenager. There was nowt hipster about it back then...
That camera is very sharp most impressive . That food looks really nice I would always pick the mild with curry . Hugely cheaper than in the south east .
Very nice, £80 for an Indian for 4 people I don’t think is bad at all. That meal will keep many people warm in the looming winter. It’s good to give meat a rest sometimes and opt for veggie or fish 👌 a lot of Indian breakfast deliveries here in Dubai on deliveroo 👌 I ate fish curry in the maldives for breakfast a few times 👍🏻🤩 great video
Great review Lee even without meat a solid 8.5 and not a bad price thanks 4 sharing
Glad you enjoyed it Lee. 🥰🌞🥰Xxx
That Indian food looks very yummy.
My first thought was 'Shawshank Redemption' 😃. I'm sure it was OK, but I still think expensive for an all veg dish.
Looked alright Lee, I'd give it a 8.5. Glad you liked it.
You have made me want to visit the UK .
Vegetable curries are one of life's greatest pleasures along with the chapati bread.
Have to disagree with the other comments Leeds Market is ace yes its not as busy as it used to be I remember when they did 50p salad bags at the end of the day. But Manjit's is just ace and also have a place on kirkstall Rd a couple of miles away. There food is hard to beat!
There a place you can get Lamb Shawarma, 3x Chicken Wings, Chips, sauces and drink £3.00 outside Leeds City Centre.
Not many pigeons around harehills though.
@@dando1898 alot of racist like you around Leeds through. It's not in Harehills.
@@AbdulRahim12345-i 😴 😴 I’ll look cool if I call him racist.
Hi there another fantastic video from your life always very interesting to watch I’ve never been to this area but looks very interesting food keep up the good work
Very nice presentation on the plate, too. I'd give it a 9.5.
Great food from a street vendor looked very tasty not to bad for value for money.8.9/10.
There's a few in the comments here who haven't a clue what they're on about, assuming because they've never been. I've been to Manjits Kitchen many times (as a meat eater who also loves veg) and their food is fantastic. Personally I prefer it to the curry place just next to it which does serve meat dishes. Sorry to hear they weren't welcoming of your camera, seeing as they generally seem to enjoy publicity when the attention is coming from newspapers!
They have a brilliant restaurant on Kirkstall Road which is superb
The market site make a superb Chilli Paneer wrap which is gorgeous
Eaten there a few times, it's fantastic, even for a meat lover such as me.
Shame they can't do something like that in Mansfields four seasons
Walked through the other day and it like a ghost town
Mansfield is missing lots of things.needs a decent indoor market.some thing permanent that doesn't rip local traders off.
Danny from RMT did this place and had exactly the same reaction when he found out it was vegetarian 😂. He also gave it 9.
😅😅😅 the outakes are hilarious lol also shows... again how much effort you put in to the videos mate! Well in!
that looks bloody lovely.
It looks good! Very deserving of a 9!
Love Indian Food particularly Vegetarian
I’d give it 8.5/10
It looked very nice 9/10
I would have loved to tryed out the paneer wrap though.
Give “Kabana” a go in Manchester, been going for years and food has always been delicious. Video is great quality by the way 👌
I eat at bricklane sometimes and you know you have been there.to get good value I always use my tastecard.
i'm a Leeds lad i'l try that looks good
Looks lovely Lee and great value plus I think £80.00 for 4 of you to eat out Indian was good value too great video.
Nice mac ! In fact in parts of India they cook this type of food and give it free so everyone gets fed, everyone helps to cook and clean dishes. Nobody especially here should be hungry.
They do it in most Sikh temples in the UK as well, our local one does, gave meals to hospital staff etc during lockdown.
Food looked great!
Accrington which is where i am from have a lovely indoor market but it's quite empty..they have got a grant and are wanting to make it an eating area but.......there is not much to visit Accrington for. Like many towns ..it is so sad.
Lee, good review. You very rightly promote using local independent shops. But, aren't they charged for electronic payments? If they are, we should be helping them more by using cash.
The food looked tasty, I would agree, 9 is a proper score.
didnt you go to bundobust in manchester? veggie food is really tasty.
Went to the one in Leeds. 👍🏼
I would love a extra score after the credits... A follow up specially for spicy food filmed the following morning... 1 being perfectly fine... 10 being "woke up in hospital after shitting my own hart stopped"... So slight ring sting a 2... and so on.
Also visit dixy express in Batley and try the hot rods!
Chatham Medway food & drinks I'll never give up until.You You try it macmasteR.
What time of day did you film this as the last couple of times I went into the city centre it was dead and nothing like the numbers of people who used to go shopping there. Btw Thalli, the posh way of saying the Manchester rice and three.
Yesterday at 2pm.
@@TheMacMaster Definitely nowhere near as busy for that time of day. Nowadays I tend to go shopping in places like Harrogate and Knaresborough, more local businesses but not the range of food. You need to get to kebab alley ‘New Briggate’.
Leaves,leaves,leaves!
I have it on good authority that Thai A Roy Dee in Leeds is the best Thai food around. They have a happy hour menu from noon till 5pm, for £7.95. Interested to see the McMaster rating!!
As a Indian myself that look delicious 😋 😍 😜 👌 keep up the good work 👏 ❤️
I’m with you Boo-boo. I think it looks delicious but I can’t do veggie. This reminds me of when my daughters cupboard was a bit bare she made a cabbage curry. Hate to think how that looked. Her husband said it wasn’t too bad. lol
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Burnham have a fab selection of Indian takeaways and restaurants, plus rays does a fab fry
Up!
Weird looking place, looks like an exhibition centre turned into a food court. Scran looks good tho!
Here's an idea do a long play video of your fave meals.but just put the reviews on with no b roll
I’d like you to review the Yorkshire wrap place again cos I went recently and it was dire
You don't need to eat meat with every meal. I am glad to see you break it up once in a while. You should do more vegetarian and vegan episodes. I have also seen you do a few Halal places, how about a Kosher place? Excellent video, too bad they wouldn't let you record the place. They don't understand how good a promotion it is for you to do a review. I have been to several of the places you have been to in the US. I look forward to trying a few in the UK when I eventually visit there.
Wow beautiful buildings in england ,the markets are amazing.
Certainly would try out local businesses well worth it .🇦🇺👍💖
Though it was vegetarian by the looks of it ,as long as it taste good im sold.😋
That looked delicious Lee! Any plans to bring H or Sara iinto the mix as guest appearances?
I do have H in sometimes. Sarah doesn't like social media unfortunately. She is on the earlier ones. If you look at BBC radio 2 Festival and Edinburgh Fringe Festival vlog. 👍🏼
@@TheMacMaster i hear ya! Love the Edinburgh festival. Last time i was there was in 1989 and a painter had painted a poster of the Indiana Jones and the last crusade” on the side walk. I do remember eating some incredible Indian food.
thanks for sharing the amazing video
Looked great fab roti ( your bread)👍👍👍👍👍
Be amazing to meet you in Leeds
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Just on looks, I think it's worth a 7/10.
👍💜👍💜....love Leeds I visit my old sister and had a good look around food court...... But I was saving myself for joilbee. Have you ever tried it ...not many jolibee in the uk
He's done a vlog
@@lparky4409 I try and find it
@@lparky4409 just watched his jollibee Nottingham👍👍 I not been there yet ...I have tried 5 jollibee in UK so far👍👍
I took my American wife around Kirkgate Market. She said, why does everyone look so sad? !!!!! I told her that was the British look!!!!!
Food looks delicious
Lee watch back at around 11 minutes that is the cracmaster in the background!
Looked ok deffo a solid 9
Tried Manjits a few weeks ago and it was not for me. The onion bhajis were very bland
and i did not enjoy the Thali. You obviously enjoyed it and it is always down to personal
taste. I agree it is a great venue and i will certainly visit again.
Not sure about this one. Wasn’t clear that the curry meal was vegan. You’d think they would say that on the sign. I believe a certain other YT’ber has been here with his ubiquitous table and chair in his hand. Nice city Leeds👌😉
love the outtakes :)
You should try “This and That” hidden away in Manchesters northern quarter. One of Manchesters best kept secret’s.
I have reviewed that already :0)
Wow, £80 for 4 people eating out in an Indian sounds great value to me!?
8 quid per person, not 20 quid,, if you dont mind me saying.
Mister Macmaster looks very good value for money 💰 👌 when you look around place like that it makes you realise how. Many small businesses there are & its a competitive world 🌎 out there...so the more small businesses offer great value for money the better for everyone...keep up the excellent food reviews 👌
Hey Lee! I can’t say this a vlog where I would want to visit there due to the vibe from you about not being able to film. Can’t complain on the amount of food you got though. Seems good value for money. Don’t see the point of green stuff with a curry but that’s me. Take care 😘👍🏻
£80 for four is ok...we usually say £20 each..
If you are looking for top food for little money i would highly recomend, Rice and Noodle cafe Thai food in huddersfield its the best place ive been to for the money and its a hidden little gem of hudds
If they didn’t want to be filmed fair enough but they could’ve been welcoming and let you show at least the kitchen or parts so we can see where it’s getting cooked therefore I would avoid this place. Would have sacked them off and gone to another place where they were more welcoming!
I do love potatoes in curry. They soak all the flavours up
I had a fantastic sausage bap in that place the other week. The chicken kebab place next door looked next level. Spoilt for choice
Why didnt they want the promotion??
Nice review lee looked very tasty good price best wishes lee
That looks really good and great value. Nothing wrong with vegetarian food and in fact a lot of the best Indian food is vegetarian. As for the punters referring to it as muck, well they probably don’t get it and are into gloopy English sweet sh*t rubbish which is about as Indian as my arse. Also I don’t think there should be any pressure on businesses to allow filming for so many reasons. Personally I wouldn’t want a meal interrupted by some vlogger gobbing off at the next table. No offence! 🤣
Very nice!