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Very relaxing and comfortable, family orientated, lovely friendly staff. Great food. Highly recommended. Must visit!

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I have been to Kinaara on several occasions and have always found the food excellent and varied.

I usually go with my daughter and grand-children. The staff are very attentive to our needs, e.g. they have booster seats to put on the chairs so we can all eat round the table.

The only criticism I could have is that the desserts are a bit disappointing, not quality but choice. I have never been on a weekend so the choice might change then. I would recommend this restaurant to everybody.

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My dad absolutely insists on eating here every time he visits me in Sheffield!

Informal, friendly (the waiters always recognise us and say hello, we've only been 4 times in the last two years), great menu selection and fabulous food with huge portions.

Highlights: The open coals, which you can see your meat being cooked on, the comment cards adorning the walls, complimentary nibbles to start and well cooked food.

Lowlights: The waiting service can be a little... rustic!

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One of our family's favourite places to eat in Sheffield. We have been regular since it opened a few months ago.

Great food and excellent value for money. Service is generally speedy, staff are friendly. Very popular amongst students and local Chinese families.

We often have crispy duck and pancakes, Chinese style steam clay pot rice with mixed vegetables or cured meats. Many spicy and hot dishes, I love their sliced fish in hot soup, I mean hot but so tasty with a drink of cold Chinese beer.

Highly recommended.

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I went to the Mediterranean twice in December and on both occasions the food was excellent and the atmosphere great.

I used to go to this restaurant a lot but over the years it became a little 'tired'. However, it has had a fantastic makeover, new staff and a new lease of life. The food, without doubt, is better, both in terms of taste, simplicity and presentation. And it was so good to see the return of old customers as well as new.

A great place to 'dine' if you want something a little up market - but not at all stuffy.

Will be back soon!

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Extremely good value for money... food was not only very well presented but cooked to perfection. Staff very helpful and appeared to be well informed of the menu/wines.

Small restaurant but I always believe that to be better, then you know your food is not mass produced. If you haven't been give it a try you might just love it. I'm booked on a walk and dine this year and looking forward to it!

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My friends and I went to Felicini for a relaxing celebration birthday party.

The waiters were very friendly and our drinks arrived promptly, however it all went downhill from there. When the food arrived mine was lukewarm and as I had carbonara the cream had congealed and I had to leave most of it. The poached egg was stone cold and wasn't at all nice. We ended up sharing some pizza which was the warmest thing on the table.

Very disappointed overall and wasn't prepared for the bill at the end of the evening. The only star is for the waiter who was lovely.

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Both my husband and I have been going here for years. The staff are welcoming, and the atmosphere friendly and relaxed.

Great menu, my husband says their mussels are to die for and he loves spicy food. I on the other hand prefer my food quite tame so tend to opt for penne pollo or crespelle de casa... yum. Not had it myself but the calzone looks huge. Our kids are welcomed too and love it.

We have also tried their other restaurant, Paulo's, in Dinnington. Same menu same great night.

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Looking forward to our special New Years Eve meal at Bay of Bengal.

Been 3 times now, this will be our 4th. Always friendly staff, never overbearing. Food always top class, plentiful dishes, full of flavour no matter what we eat (and we have a lot of Indian meals).

Happy 2012 Bay of Bengal!

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10 of us visited on Thursday 29th December 2011. None of us would rate the food higher than the 1 given.

Nice guy who runs the place, but bland food with no hint of fresh spices or coriander. To make matters worse, it wasn't cheap.

On a positive note, the nan bread was fabulous.

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A birthday party I went to today. The food was beautiful but the workers were rude, they kept walking in while girls were dancing when we clearly told them we didn't want them to. They were drunk & were shouting! Three men waiters thought it would be funny to bang on the windows and run. This whole thing ended up in a fight & it was all just too much.

In my opinion I hated the place, the disrespectful, drunk, lying waiters.

I also suggest you eat at another Indian restaurant, this one is not worth anything at all, I am absolutely disgusted in their behaviour!

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Went in November 2011. It had changed hands again in October 2011. We have been here before and had very pleasant experiences. We had invited another four people as our guests on the strength of it. Oh dear... service.

While the waitress was very pleasant, she was struggling a little. When the person, who I guess is the owner, came out to help it turned Fawlty-esque.

We were kept waiting around 30 minutes between courses and asked if we'd had our sweet yet, while still waiting for the main course! When the food did come it was generally well cooked, although having ordered game pie (advertised as coming with vegetables) it came only with a few "chunky chips". When I asked where the veg was I was told "The chef says the pie has veg in it". When I pointed out their own blackboard I was grudgingly given some peas.

There were other little annoyances including having to get up and go to the bar for our drinks (we were in the restaurant not the bar).

I hope these are just teething troubles, I'll give it another month or two before giving them a last chance.

Not really good enough.

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I visit this restaurant on a fortnightly basis with family, as it is the most abundant Chinese I have been to. Its situation in the Fulwood area is a great first impression and it is set in its own grounds, which makes you feel grand and superior! It really has an oriental feel to it, inside and out!

As you enter your host will more than likely be Tazmin the owner, who provides a great rapport with you and treats you like an old friend, he is great. The food... well, the beautiful smells, the sizzling sounds and the exciting colourful dishes that are served on your table is fantastic! They can adjust dishes to suit your dietary needs.

I can promise that you will want to return and never want to visit another Chinese restaurant again apart from this one!

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I was banned from this restaurant today. Why? I challenged the fact that if you leave food they charge £2.

I have eaten at plenty of "all you can eat" buffets (mainly in the US) but this is a first where you are charged for not eating what you put on your plate.

The food I ate was OK but maybe I am biased towards eating at restaurants of higher standards.

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Everything was fantastic. Fab service and our drinks - a coffee and smoothie - were delicious.

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We visited the Mediterranean this Friday just gone and I have to say we were all very impressed.

The service was excellent and the food was to die for. I'd heard good reviews and walked past often enough so we decided to try it - I'm very glad we did.

I'll definitely be returning as will my guests. I highly recommend trying out this restaurant if you are in need of a good (and not stupidly expensive) meal out.

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The burgers are really lovely, loads of toppings and so many good combinations! Best burger I've had in Sheffield!

I've only given them 4 stars because the 3 times I've eaten there its been pretty dead, and atmosphere is important.

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I don't know what everyone on here is going on about, I've been twice recently and both times the food has been outstanding.

The poppadoms and pickle tray are nice, they bring them out very quickly for you and are happy to refill them.

Both times I've been I've had fish dishes and they were beautiful. The Machli Achar is one of the best curries I have ever had. The second time I had the goan king prawn, which again was really good and quite spicy. My only gripe with that one was that there weren't really any vegetables in it. They'll also bag up anything you don't eat to take home.

All the food here is fairly spicy, even the mild stuff but that's what you get in authentic Indian restaurants so if you don't like spicy food you should probably go somewhere else. You can ask them to cook pretty much whatever you want so if you are worried just ask them and I'm sure they'll accommodate you.

Both times the service has been great and both times I have been with a big group. Very friendly waiters and some good banter!

I'll definitely be going back.

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The food here is absolutely delicious - the best Chinese I've eaten in the country! Definitely a cut above the London Road scene and not over-priced in my mind.

The welcome is friendly and the atmosphere made special by a generous, amusing host.

The restaurant building is very impressive and the grounds lovely.

Highly recommended for a special occasion or just a fantastic meal. Enjoy!

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I visited the restaurant on Saturday evening with a table of 4. I was very disappointed, the starters were very poor. My guest had sea bass, which was still raw, my wife had zarzuela, which was too watery. The vegetables were also very cold and mashed, which seemed like left overs from previous customers.

I have visiting the restaurant for many years and it doesn’t feel like it used to be after it has changed hands. I don’t recommend it. Very poor - 1/5.