T&A reporter tries the revamped Aagrah Midpoint buffet

The number of restaurants for curry lovers to enjoy in the city is overwhelming.

One of those at the forefront of that scene - since its early beginnings way back in the seventies - is Aagrah.

I tried the revamped buffet at their Midpoint restaurant in Thornbury and was pleasantly surprised with what I found.

The salad bar at the buffet (Image: Newsquest)Buffets are usually great for those indecisive about what to order - or keen to try everything the chosen eatery has to offer.

It is this that makes the dining experience perfect for families.

Instead of parents scrambling around looking for their child's order, they can just let them run free at the various available items.

Some of the starters available (Image: Newsquest)On a typically quiet Monday evening, Aagrah had plenty of families making the most of the £19.95 buffet.

I also intended to make my way through over 12 starters, 15 main dishes, and 15 desserts on display.

It was the traditional starters that grabbed my attention initially.

As you would expect the samosas, pakoras, and onion bhajis were spot on.

My plate of starters (Image: Newsquest)The surprise came when I experimented with the other cuisine options at the buffet.

To my surprise the Kentucky Chicken and Mongolian Chicken were luscious.

I didn't try the Lasagne -  but that's maybe one for next time.

The selection of mains on offer (Image: Newsquest)

The mains are often the true test for any sort of buffet.

I love a good curry and have tried various places across Bradford and its surrounding areas.

Therefore, I was looking forward to seeing what this new buffet could do to my taste buds.

I opted to go for the Chicken Tikka Masala and the Karahi Gosht with the Sindhi Chicken Biryani.

The curries I choose with a nice bit of naan bread (Image: Newsquest)It was all rather tasty and just hit the spot after a series of starters.

All the old favourites were featured, though it would have been nice to have seen a few hotter options.

I have never really been a fan of traditional Indian desserts but I thought I would give them a go.

My plate of desserts (Image: Newsquest)I enjoyed some of my plate but would have much preferred an array of cheesecakes and other puddings. 

Overall, I think the new Aagrah buffet was varied, tasty, and well-priced for families.

If you enjoy a range of different cuisines and have a keen appetite, this is definitely for you!