When I saw that Caspian Pizza were opening in Kings Heath, I ran into the shell of the shop where…read morethe owners were discussing the fittings and hugged them. This was no over-reaction. I first became aware of the delights of Caspian Pizza when dining in their shop in Balsall Heath. Their pleasingly good value for money was a refreshing change from multi-national chains who charge for some 'deals' what I spend on food in a week. And their inventiveness is good. Although the owners are of Persian origin, (the clue is in the title), rather than infuse some of their homeland's cuisine in their creations they opt for a slightly different tack. For example the California Chicken pizza. This circle of delight has succulent pieces of said bird in a creamy sauce, at just the right consistency. There are other original creations too that go beyond the predictable Meat Feast options of the big chains, like Bombay Suprise, influenced by the tastes of the local Asian community. The bases are good too, with the fried bread taste, and crispy edges of a good deep pan pizza.

I actually prefer to eat Caspian pizza over all of the large chains in the area. The pizzas have…read morecheese over the requested toppings which I also think is a nice touch. The pizzas come in three different sizes, regular, large and x-large, each respectively serving between 1-3 people. Sides are what you would expect from such an establishment with burgers and continental omelets as an extra addition to a usual pizza menu. Take out and delivery vary in prices with the former coming in a lot cheaper, so if you live by one of these establishments and want to save some money I would advise the former. The range of pizza that Caspian sells is quite impressive. If you like a plainer pizza then go for the pepperoni, if like me, you prefer something different then go for the Hot Bombay Surprise. Caspian make their own pizzas in a very clean environment, for me this is also a big plus. So if you are feeling hungry and fancy a big feast, give Caspian a call and they will look after you.

A fantastic indian takeawy , these guys will go the e tra mile if you can not see what you fancy or…read morewant something made up they will do their best to help you out.they even have a low fat option The only place i use these days.

Looks like the owner/chef read this review! They have upgraded the king prawns to some monster…read moreprawns! these are kick ass and yum! The curry also taste very good, for these reasons the rating goes up one.. folks do remember this is a takeaway joint.

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ANOTHER Chinese take-away! More Spare ribs? Spare me! No wait. This one is specifically Cantonese,…read moreand what's that? Also Thai? Maybe this slant on the menu will mean that I'll have something more exciting than my standard of Char Sui curry. I see that Lucky House serve red, green and WHITE curry. I'm not taking a gamble on white curry, and I'm not brave enough to inquire about what's in it. I'll save that for another day. When my green curry arrives, I'm expecting it to be made with the standard sauce like Chinese Curry. (If you didn't know, there is a standard Chinese curry powder that you can buy from Chinese supermarkets and a few other places (See 'Factory Shop Frozen Foods'). Most Chinese take-aways use this). If it is from a packet, it doesn't taste like it. Hot green chillies, coconut milk and galangal cause a party in the mouth. At £5.20 with rice, this House Special with it's quadruple meat-combo of king prawn, beef, chicken and char sui, (there-I sneaked it in somehow!), is a fit for a king. A king that enjoys a good take-away Thai curry for £5.20.

This place in on the ramp on bull street, just above computer exchange. It is a small shop with no…read moreseating places. Their catering style is like that of simply baguettes (round ther corner of this, on corporation street) where their is a sort of open kitchen where the baguettes are made fresh and placed on the racks just before it. I have only went their once to get a tuna and sweetcorn baguette and i have to say it tasted more or less like that of Simply baguettes. So i would not recommend people spending 50p more to get this as Simply only charge £1 for theirs plus you get the added convenience of eating inside Simply's shop especially if it is a really cold day outside or you got the kids with you. Baguette world is however known for its quality all round like for example their baguette wrappings are branded with their name etc. It does not get too busy as well so it might be useful to pop in their if your running on a tight schedule.

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