Hunt begins for Wakefield's Curry House of the Year

A balti or bhuna? Spicy and hot, to mild and creamy, there’s nothing us Brits love more than a curry, and with over 9,000 Indian restaurants in the UK everyone has their favourite!

Now we want you to tell us which local Indian curry restaurant gets your vote.

It could be because of the fresh and innovative cuisine, traditional-style dishes, select and exclusive dishes you can find in only the restaurant you use.

Perhaps you love the friendly staff, the traditional style or the outrageous décor of the restaurant? Maybe it’s so much more than a place you go to for a curry?

We have drawn up a shortlist of restaurants and eateries that will compete for the title of Curry House of the Year 2016.

The details of eligible curry houses will be printed in this paper - and also published online - until Saturday, April 16.

So who is deserving of a place in our top ten?

Aagrah, Barnsley Road, Sandal.

Abduls, Broadway, Wakefield.

Amaia, Northgate, Wakefield.

Balti House, Lowry Road, Tingley.

Bollywood Lounge, Smyth Street, Wakefield.

Cinnamon Lounge, Bridge Road, Horbury.

Ghandi Spice, Bank Street, Ossett.

Harby’s at Dimple Well Lodge, The Green, Ossett.

Kashmiri Aroma, Herriot Way, Paragon Business Park, Wakefield.

LaLa’s, George Street, Wakefield.

Massala Lounge, Station Road, Ossett.

Rajpoot, Kirkgate, Wakefield.

Red Chilli 2, Kirkgate, Wakefield. 

Shabana, Asdale Road, Wakefield.

Shan’s, High Street, Horbury.

Star of India, Wesley Street, Ossett.

The Chilli Lodge, Acanthus Golf Centre, Thorpe Lane, Tingley.

The Spiced Mango, New Road, Middlestown. 

To vote from the list, simply return the coupon printed in the Express back to us, stating the full name and address of the curry house you wish to nominate.

Nominations close on Friday, April 22, at 10am.

Please be aware photocopied or defaced coupons will not be accepted. Coupons hand delivered to the office or coupons that are received after the closing date will also not be accepted.