Haven't had Balti for about 15 years. We just got into Birmingham tonight and headed over to…read moreCoventry Road. Decided to give them a go. Absolutely fantastic service and the food as well. I would come back again and again if I lived in Birm.

This is my local curry house and I really enjoy going to B26, the food is always very good, there…read morebalti dishes are the niceist I have tasted in a long time, the staff are very friendly, a really nice place to eat

Well I must say that this is a fantastic little restaurant. From first impressions it's kind of…read moreplace that you could might possibly look through the door and decide not to bother. Well I can tell you that this place really is a hidden gem and certainly worth a try. I had the kahari lamb with a lamb rice dish. It was fantastic. My friend had the mixed grill and again it was wonderful. Piles of food with great nan bread and made to feel very welcome. You must try the green tea and sugared almonds.

I love this place, this is my favourite place to have my dinner if I finish late from work. They…read morehave some amazing delicious northern dishes from north pakistan. Freshly cooked everyday. The staff is very friendly and respecting. My favourite dishes here are lamb karahi, chicken karahi which is cooked in black pepper and oil.. yummy, heavenly taste. Bless this place. Recently they have extended their seating area with family tables available now. In short good healthy food for good price.

Titash has been dividing my family for a while. Some of us love it and then there are those that…read morereally don't. There is plenty to like with an extensive menu where everything is basically half price. That's half price all day every day as long as you eat in. So that takes a standard chicken curry from £8 to £4. A great tactic to employ when there are lots of other Indian restaurants providing competition along the same strip of the Coventry Road. And the service and food are normally very good. The issue I have is the huge, loud and constantly on TV they have. Inside has been redecorated in a pretty modern style so I guess the TV suits that. But really if that's the atmosphere I was looking for I'd stay at home, pick my own channel and turn the volume down somewhat.

Best Indian restaurant, the staff are always polite and friendly, they have a great extensive menu…read morewith loads of choice and also a great vegetarian menu. The decor is of high quality, would recommend this place highly.

This Curry House has been consistently brilliant for well over 20 years. Great food. Great staff…read more Some of the best chefs in the business and an owner that has his finger constantly on the pulse of the business.

My family have been going to the Agrabad sporadically over the last 10 or 15 years, and although we…read moredon't go very often, when we do it's always a nice enough experience. The staff are friendly, there is a good variety of food, and although they have a licensed bar, it's also BYOB; which is always nice. There were 7 of us eating there last night, although some family friends turned up and sat on an adjacent table, (something that always seems to happen when I return to Birmingham) so the atmosphere was probably a little louder than normal. We ordered a range of curries and sides and shared them out tapas-style. On a side-note, if you don't want to share but still want the variety, you can order one of the four Combos, which consist of 2 smaller portions of curry that compliment each other. The chicken tikka bhuna was a bit too spicy for my mom, so I swapped it for my very mild chicken balti. The lamb Sagwala was full of flavour, but had way too many onions in. Unfortunately the garlic & cheese naan was a bit bland and could have used more garlic and cheese... But the coconut rice was delish! I didn't try anything else, but nobody seemed to be complaining so it must have been nice. The price was very reasonable, seven of us rolled out of there stuffed to the gills for just shy of £80.

My last nights Chicken Rogan Josh was dangerously undercooked it was warm not hot and I fell ill…read morebecause of your stupidity.

This was my first stop while trying South Asian food in the Balti Triangle. As Kafe Lahore boasts,…read moreit is a family style establishment. The owner or the manager made me and the other patrons feel welcomed. The service was attentive as set forth my the managerial figure. I ordered the mixed grill which I was extremely satisfied with. The Kebab and Tikka were both very good. I tried each wih the chili and yogurt sauce with all combinations proving to be tasteful. The Lamb Chops were a bit well done for my liking. All of the meats had a perfect char (especially for the lamp chops). The kitchen was behind the counter, so it was a nice bonus to be able to see the chef prepare the dish.

Best grilled food at kafe lahore, staff is extremely helpful. I went there last week mixed grill…read morewas recommended I tried that it was on reasonable price and was tenderd beautifully

I don't eat halal food but this has never stopped me from dining at halal restaurants with friends…read morewho do. Generally, most of these restaurants have catered well for vegetarians so I've just opted for that. However, Lahore Karahi disappointed me. It's more of a fast-food diner than restaurant. And that isn't just a reflection of their tacky decor but also the greasy fast food that is ready in minutes. And their menu has little to offer vegetarians other than chips, which are actually thin, greasy fries. Don't expect comfortable seating. The chairs are plastic and tables have seen better days. Although the restaurant seems to be doing well considering its open all hours (or at least whenever I've passed!) and it's usually bustling with diners. However this could be because they're open till late and offer cheap, fast food. I went once but won't be going again.

For great value and fantastic quality Pakistani cuisine, it doesn't get much better than this…read more Located on the border of Moseley and Balsall Heath, Lahore is a spacious, modestly decorated restaurant and takeaway offering a wide range of both meat and vegetarian dishes of varying hotness. The absolute best thing about Lahore is that it offers an 'all you can eat' deal for a little over £7 that incorporates all the main dishes plus sundries and naan bread. Drinks are extra, and I can personally recommend the mango lassi as a perfect palate-cooler after you've enjoyed some of the spicy treats on offer. Strongly recommended, it's definitely worth the trip. The only downside is that it can be a little tricky to find somewhere to park. If you can walk it, do so.