Excellent food and amazing service..very polite friendly staff.many thanks to akram and the team. Thank you Shivraj.

Wow just wow....I dont do spicy food but we went to an event in Nottingham and the aroma drew us in I had king prawn butter....masala I think I have no idea and it was awesome as recommended by a member if staff my wife...had a saag...I loved every mouthful can you do deliveroo to Doncaster please?? Seriously guys fantastic eating experience cant wait for the next Notts gig so we can come again!!More

I had been told that the food at Anoki was very good but it exceeded my expectations. We handed over to our waiter to choose our food for us - mixed starters and a selection of curries for the main course, plus naan, chapatis and...rice. Everything was amazing and could not be faulted. Dessert included gulab jamun which was presented in a bowl which cascaded dry ice. Spectacular and tasty. Loved the old theatre building, loved the waiters' uniforms, loved the service. Can't wait to come back.More

Booked a table at 6:15 on a fairly quiet Thursday evening. There were 10 of us and probably a coule of other tables of a couple of people on each one. I had the lamb desi (hot) and one of the other's on my table...had chicken Tikka Masala. MY lamb was amazingly tendor, quite a good portion, it was tasty and the sauce was spot on. I was worried it might be too hot but it was more medium for me so was perfect. The chicken tikka came on a skewer and there was plenty of it. The sauce was in a side dish. The menu took a bit of working out but we went for a main course at £29. This came with a plain nann and pilaf of which we could have extra for the same price, so when you take that into consideration then the price was a itle higher than normal but so was the quality so I was OK with that. Couple of things though that weren't quite right. We did have to ait a very long time for the food but it was worth the wait and there were 10 of us. Also, they had a constant stream of deliveroo drivers that hovered around the bar for orders and happened to be at the end of our table, albeit a good few paces away. It took the edge off the atmospohere somewhat having guys in crash helmets standing around but these are just a couple of minor things. There were other menu options that could be selected to include 2 courses, or even unlimited drink ... but wouldn't want to be in there when groups are taking advantage of that ;-)More

Absolutely love this restaurant🔥🔥 10/10 would recommend. Hospitality is on point #lovebigAbraham x

Had a take away from the express range. We usually love these but the chicken Balti was very salty and an Item was missing off order . Hopefully a one off

We arrived 5.30 on a Sunday (pre event dinner). From the moment you walk in the door at Anoki the standard of service/welcome is evident. Made to feel like a valued customer. The staff are extremely polite, courteous and helpful. The food was some of...the best we have had in Indian restaurant for a long time. Poppadoms and pickles. Garlic Naan, pilau rice, Mirch Masala Chicken and Chicken Tikka Bhuna. All very good, tasty and served hot. We will definitely visit again when stopping in Nottingham.More

Best customer service in Nottingham. Love the food and the ambience. Would highly reccomenend for fine dining.

We ate at Anoki last weekend and feel compelled to write a review following the false reviews recently added by ‘Zach M’ & ‘Terrie’. Not only did this group act utterly appalling on the night, making a scene, refusing to pay the bill (I think...they’d not done their research when choosing a fine dining restaurant), then returning to the restaurant and resorting to violence towards the staff after they’d forgotten a handbag which incidentally was full of items that they’d ‘acquired’ from the restaurant. The staff remained calm and professional despite being faced with such vulgar people….they even managed to get me my ice cream in the midst of it all. Anoki remains a quality restaurant with excellent food and extremely polite & courteous staff. This was demonstrated when having to deal with people intent on not paying for what they’d ordered. A dreadful way to treat people who were working their hardest whilst trying to celebrate Eid. Anoki remains by go to restaurant & the reviews from those individuals should be treated with the contempt which they deserveMore

Disgusting food the meat was terrible £25 for a curry with no rice and disgusting staff never again will we return be careful they like to manhandle women

Don’t go here unless you like to have your handbag stolen from the staff!!!. After asking for it back they refused! The manager then assaulted my wife by grabbing her round the neck! So we called police and they found the bag in the kitchen....Really poor restaurant, staff are thieves! And the food was terrible! Anoki little thieving scum bags!More

Bought us the most expensive wine and never told us that it was so expensive over £55 a bottle. Never goung back.