Tipu Sultan Nottingham

Tipu Sultan Nottingham A fine dining Indian & Pakistani restaurant. Opulent & majestic surroundings celebrating Pakistan’s traditional cuisine with amazing customer service.

Perfect for families, couples, celebrations & corporate events. We are a zero alcohol restaurant.

11/02/2026

✨ SOLD OUT – Himmah 15 Years of Impact | Ramadan Dinner ✨

We are incredibly grateful for the amazing support from our community, our 15 Year Anniversary Ramadan Dinner is now completely sold out!

With just 2 days to go, we’re looking forward to an evening of celebration, recognition, entertainment, and sharing what’s ahead for Himmah’s future.

🎶 Live performances from Oudjane Nasheed Group and Shah-e-Mardan Qawwali Group
🍽 Great food, great company, and a special moment to reflect on 15 years of impact together

📅 Friday 13 February
⏰ 5.30pm doors open
📍 Blotts Country Club

Huge thanks to our sponsors: Nottingham Cars, Tipu Sultan, E for Energy, CTP, and Nexus Pharmacy, for making the evening possible

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26/12/2025

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Mumtaz Begum Khalique arrived in Nottingham from Pakistan in 1957. Her husband, Abdul, had arrived two years earlier, leaving his wife and children behind while he forged a new life for them in England.

After two years of hard toil at Beeston Boiler Company and Stanton and Staveley Ironworks, he was in a stable enough financial position for the family to join him. They made their home in Bangor Street, St Ann's.

Born in 1934, she went on to become a role model within Nottingham's Asian community for young and old and although she wasn't one for the limelight, she found herself in the spotlight when honoured for her hard work and dedication.

In 1960, Mr Khalique switched careers to run a grocery shop in Woodborough Road in St Ann's, called Continental Stores. It was one of the first Asian shops of its kind in Nottingham.

Mrs Khalique's lifestyle changed from a primarily rural life in Pakistan to a bustling busy city life in St Ann's, where the shop became a focal point for help and advice for other members of the Asian community.

The mum-of-eight became a school governor for two Nottingham schools from 1999 to 2001. Her efforts were recognised when she was nominated for a Citizen of Honour Award in 2000.

She won recognition for her work in the city's Asian community, when presented with a Nottingham City Council Millennium Achievers' Award in 2000.

07/10/2025

Your table awaits. Welcome to Tipu Sultan 🍽️

Your journey to exceptional dining starts here. Welcome 👑
05/10/2025

Your journey to exceptional dining starts here. Welcome 👑

01/10/2025

Dine in style, the Tipu Sultan way. 👑🥂

The crown jewel of our kitchen – aromatic, rich, and full of flavour. 👑🍛
29/09/2025

The crown jewel of our kitchen – aromatic, rich, and full of flavour. 👑🍛

Because every great meal deserves the perfect drink. 🍹🌟
27/09/2025

Because every great meal deserves the perfect drink. 🍹🌟

25/09/2025

Every dish tells a story. 📖🍲 This is cooking, the Tipu Sultan way. 🌟

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Celebrate Diwali with Tipu
23/09/2025

Celebrate Diwali with Tipu

Freshly prepared, beautifully served – that’s the Tipu Sultan way. 🌿🍅
23/09/2025

Freshly prepared, beautifully served – that’s the Tipu Sultan way. 🌿🍅

Address

482 Mansfield Road
Nottingham
NG52EL

Opening Hours

Monday 2pm - 11pm
Tuesday 2pm - 11pm
Wednesday 2pm - 11pm
Thursday 2pm - 11pm
Friday 2pm - 11pm
Saturday 10am - 11pm
Sunday 10am - 11pm

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