Ajab Gajab Cafe

Had a meal here on Saturday afternoon. Chat blasts which are off the scale gorgeous. Meat platter with chicken and lamb. The chicken is the nicest I have tasted in an Indian. So succulent. Then shared a Lamb Sag with melt in the mouth, lamb. Lovely service too. If you have not been, go, you will not be disappointed.

Went there on 7th September in the evening and it was such a good place. The food was amazing and the service was great. Recommend this place. It certainly is better than any of the Manchester restaurants. We got the vegan/vegetarian food. We are from Manchester and after a very long time eat at a nice Indian restaurant. They all gone in Manchester and been replaced with kebab shops or dirty places. This restaurant was very clean

Food was great, proper exceptionally delicious! Very bright, relaxed atmosphere. Would go again and be tempted to just order a table full of starters the crispy cauliflower and chat bang were hits! If you’re not great on your feet be warned that even once you get up to the gallery the toilets are upstairs in the restaurant so not somewhere I’d bring my granny after her hip op

Me & my husband really enjoyed our time here this evening, The food was delicious the atmosphere was lovely & the service was fantastic ( friendly & professional ) may I add the whole place including the toilets was absolutely immaculate!! We will definitely be back & will be recommending too. Unfortunately we enjoyed our selves that much we didn't manage to take a picture of the food ( apologies ) but in the same manner that is a compliment within itself 🙂 We promise next time we will ! Also, this is the only place in Liverpool my husband has been able to find jeera rice on the menu extra ⭐️ from him being an Indian, he was pretty impressed 👏🏽

We went for a day out to Fromby beach and ended up here for Dinner. After visiting many Indian restaurants in Manchester, I must admit that this restaurant is by far “THE BEST”. Starters were cooked to perfection. Proteins like chicken, if cooked for a long time becomes rubbery and chewy but this wasn’t the case here. It was soft and succulent. Indian Breads were freshly cooked in the clay oven whereas if you visit other places, breads are pre-made, reheated again and natural raising techniques will be missing. Desserts was made to perfection. You can tell that making customers happy is the main priority of this extremely talented team. Do yourself a favour and visit this lovely restaurant!

I’m originally from the Bradford area so can be fussy about Indian/Pakistani cuisine. I have found sometimes curry’s in the Liverpool area could be of a low standard. However, my wife and I decided to try this place out for lunch. The venue was clean, the greeting was friendly, and the menu is a good size. Service was quick, my pint was nice and cold and the food looked and tasted great! Definitely worth a try if you want to try curry with a little difference.