It's not too expensive but not as cheap as busaba. Worth it though for sure.

http://www.croma.biz/

Love this place to grab a pizza in manchester, can eat there for two people for about £30-£40 but can easily get a pizza and a drink for under a tenner which is absoloutly great for the money considering you can get a Nandos for the same price, and a much more expensive pizza hut won't come near this.

Last night went to due pini, my favourite italian restaurant here in Berlin.

I had: starter: artichokes in cheese and garlic sauce, main: medallion pork fillet with salad and chips
She had: deep fried octopus, salad, potato wedges

With drinks came to €25

Can always hear the chef singing from the kitchen which adds to the atmosphere. Cheap and top food always, plus they bring you food while you wait for the main.

no way mate..are you serious?

their curries are pretty average but their noodle dishes walk all over any other in the city, i've been eating there for 5 years and after one trip to Tokyo I'd say food was as good as anything I tried there

only Japanese restaurants in Glasgow

Ichiban x 2
Oko
Nanasuka
Wagamama (wouldn't even class this as a restaurant)

Get some skins on the lads love them (apparently) e-props to the skins man!

yeah, ive been to Ichiban three times…each time about 6 months apart..not much of a noodle dish lover (so they may be its redeeeming feature… i know they are huge, which is probably most important for most Glaswegans). I usually have the sashami, or tempura or sushi, think once i had eel. Anyway, I found the food to be as far from fresh as possible, without being inedible.
The venue itself it grotty (forgivable if the food is good), the toilets are too far away from the resturant and the 'waiter' gave me attitude cos i wouldnt sit where he wanted me to. As for japanese curries, they are shit anyway..and why go for a japanese curry in Glasgow where you cant walk two yards without stumbling across a good indian?

I used to like OKO in the merchant city when it was open, but it went downhill before it closed. Not been to the new one yet.
Sushiya in Edinburgh knocks spotss of any japanese meal ive had in Scotland.

She loves Indian, its on
Looking forward to these pastries.

youll see if sh likes indian??
i reckon youd be fucked if she didnt, is there a restaraunt in bradford that isnt an indian??

Mumtaz

I went to a place in Bradford that served tripe (and various other stuff) once.