There's no other place quiet like the Delhi, in Solihull. As an Indian I know what real good Indian…read morefood tastes like and can tell you they have lovely dishes here that will tantalise your taste buds. If you're a meat eater then you'll be glad to know there's a generous amount of meat in every one of their meat dishes. They also have a good selection of vegetarian dishes. I've found the portions just right. So they are not so much that I feel bloated and not so little that I'm still hungry. The food is well priced as most of the dishes cost around £6.00. Whilst customers are waiting to be seated they can watch the television and read the magazines or newspaper. Access to the bar would be nice but this is still a better offer than most Indian restaurants. They also have a take away service and I think the food is also tasty here and good value for money because the portions are decent and it is inexpensive. The staff are friendly and the food is made quickly; I've waited no longer for my food. On a busy night it can be difficult to sit in to eat a take-away but that's only a minor issue that can easily be resolved.

Offering a well-priced, diverse menu and benefitting from a full alcohol license, this trendy…read moreIndian takeaway is a pretty solid place to visit if ever you're in Solihull. Lashings of red and chrome in the waiting area give the place a trendy, casual feel and magazines, newspapers and a television are all available for waiting customers to enjoy. The restaurant area upstairs is a totally different story, giving off a classy and romantic vibe with its lavishly prepared tables and tinted windows. Most dishes are around £6, making the pricing here quite average for the area and everything inside feels modern and clean. On my most recent visit, the staff were very friendly and I was impressed to see that my takeaway food was ready as soon as I arrived, just 15 minutes or so after placing a telephone order. I'd definitely visit again, perhaps to the restaurant area next time!

The food quality severely lacked the standard I expected.The lamb chops, which should have been a…read morehighlight, were undercooked and full of colour, suggesting a lack of proper preparation. The butter chicken, a classic favourite, was unrecognisably in flavor, missing the rich, creamy taste it's known for. Moreover, the naan bread, usually a simple yet delightful part of any Indian meal, was of poor quality. This was one of the worst food experiences I've had in recent times, especially from a delivery perspective. It was disheartening to see such a lack of attention to detail and quality in the food prepared by Panchuli Restaurant.

Totally cute little shack but watch where you walk as you might hit your head if you're over 5ft…read moretall. This is a very authentic Indian restaurant with all kinds of breads you might expect. Don't make my mistake and order the mixed grill AND grilled meat appetizers, because it's the same thing. Do order the Marsalas, chick pea mashed up spicy sauce thing (forgot what it's called) and both sweet and garlic breads. Mix it all with jasmine rice and it's as excellent as eating Indian downtown London.

I had a chicken curry here and I have got to say it was the best curry in my life, also, awesome…read morequality and good wait time, the seats were very comfy and I got taken to my seat very quickly.

Wonderful service. Draft and bottle beers in addition to bar. Staff was helpful with menu. Decor is…read morefresh and modern. Very clean and the staff was speedy and efficient. Food was piping hot and fresh. The cumin rice is simply delicious. It's easy to make crappy rice. This place does it right and their attention to a side dish should be an indication of how wonderfully prepared their other dishes are. Many thanks to our server as well who was helpful with the menu and very attentive to our table throughout the meal.

mmmmm, just great…read more The curries here are awesome. This place is a must. I would advise you to stick to a basic madras curry with lamb or chicken / king prawn and you wont go wrong. Real restaurant with real authentic taste.

Oooooh tasty! A trip to Birmingham had to include a curry and having heard many chefs from the good…read moreold show stop by here I thought I might just do the same. The Rajnagar is a tough find but well worth the journey, the layout and decor is of any Indian restaurant. The food however is a touch above, a starter of tandoor coley was delicious. Soft fish with that spice and a crunchy breadcrumb was fusion British cuisine at its best. Two of the diners I was with had the king prawns which I also tried, also delicious! He prawns were so tender and sweet, impressive cooking. For mains I had a mixed curry, paspuran Korahi, prawn, lamb and chicken in a tomato sauce. Medium spiced it was delicious. Add a bottle of wine and it was a great evening.

This Indian takeaway-come-fancy-restaurant offers a wide range of Bengali and Tandoori dishes at…read moreexcellent prices and benefits from off-road parking and very friendly staff. Inside, there's a real traditional feel, but with a subtle contemporary touch. Piped Indian music is complimented by red and white table clothes and themed décor, and everything is usually spotlessly clean, so providing you have no trouble with the staff or the food, eating out here tends to be a fairly pleasant experience. Most dishes cost around £6 and a 3 course meal deal is available for £9.95, which includes any starter and any main of the customer's choice, with a side of naan. I've been visiting here with family for years and have rarely had any major problems. The staff are friendly, but can be a little pedantic and like to rush their customers when things get busy, but the food is usually of a high standard and the friendly, laid-back atmosphere here is great. I'd recommend going for a cheese and onion naan; for some reason it seems to have a little more flavour here than elsewhere.

This place rocks!…read more It's always a little scary when trying out a new curry house specially when "Shimla Pink" 2 doors down was a shocking disgrace! Shades of Raj didn't disappoint :-), the King Prawn madras was made to perfection, credit to the chef. The service was excellent, starter very nice and overall a great experience. Will be going here many more times when out in Solihull for a few pints during these summer nights.

It's Balti time .. something you'll never get in Cali Maybe…read moresomeday .. you all are missing it this place was recommended by Lee, William's friend! I shall review accordingly..

I've never had a take-away from the Shabar, I've only eaten in the restaurant, but the service is…read moresuperb - friendly, and the team always remember you, no matter how long it's been. The decor needs updating as it's a little old fashioned, but the plus side of that is that the food is so reasonably priced because the prices aren't hiked up to fund the refurb! Sometimes is can take a while for your food to come, but that's because it's being cooked to order, not heated up. The food is delicious, the portions generous, and the menu extensive. One of the best Indian restaurants I've been to.

In a restaurant, no matter how good the service or how clean/ tidy it is or how good the prices…read moreare, if the foods good then you remember it; unless you're a food inspector. Therefore Shirley Spice is possibly one of the best Indian restaurants I've been to in Shirley, and as an Indian I know what good Indian food tastes like. Here, the food tastes more or less like a proper curry. Even though I've got a sweet tooth, spicy food is lovely too. My personal favourites are the Korma or Madras with Pilau rice and Peshwari nan bread. The atmosphere is nice for a casual meal and/or family night out. The restaurant doesn't get too busy either so there's usually enough room. The bar quenches your thirst at a slightly costly price. Experience has taught it's better to go in the evening than for lunch as the youths come here in the day which can be off putting and possibly a little intimidating. You must be wondering about the menu and prices? I'm won't post the whole menu so here's a rough breakdown. The decently proportione dishes are all typical are traditional. Starters and deserts range from three to five pounds, mains cost approximately ten pounds.

Excellent food, well presented. A busy & popular place. Service not 100% but definate revisit for…read morethe food.

This was some really good Indian food. I loved everything I tasted! Service was pretty good and I…read morewent with a large group (over 10 people). I recommend the butter chicken, samosa chaat, raja prawns, and the garlic naan. Everything was flavorful and were pretty good portions.

Soooo good and spicy and delicious. Great vegetarian options, great atmosphere, great service. Will…read morebe going here again