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.

I ordered a takeaway for my birthday and collected. There's a small car park round the side. Came…read moreto about £50. Nice food and service.

The Starter of Kababish kebab didn't cut it for me. Not enough spice and tasted like a burger-I…read moredon't eat burgers..... The lamb chompens were a whole different ball game-Delish. They were cooked in a tandoori oven yet were marinated perfectly and were very tender. My husband had the Dhesi karai Gosht (hot lamb curry) and I had Chicken KA sizzler. Mine was chicken with onions, peppers, rice, vegetables served on a sizzling platter with a mini naan. My husbands curry was lovely, one of the best he's ever had "apparently"! My sizzler was also very nice and great value for the money. The portion size was massive which meant I had lunch for work the following day! Only negative really was the service was incredibly slow. We had to ask for our starters when a couple who came in after us began eating their mains.

This restaurant is managed by the same people behind Shere Khan's at Star City. Though the ambiance…read morehere is more upscale, the food falls short compared to their sister restaurant. The desserts, in particular, are disappointing--my tiramisu lacked depth and had a gross refrigerator taste. The service is average at best. It takes forever for anyone to take your order, and there is zero follow up throughout the meal. If you're looking for great social media pictures, Tipu Sultan fits the bill. However, for truly fresh food with complex flavors, Shere Khan's is where it's at.

Has to be one of the best in Birmingham parking is a little terrible so we had to park down the…read moreroad. Food is good great service.

I have been going to this restaurant for the last couple of years the food is outstanding. The…read morestaff have excellent customer service skills always smiling and nothing is to much trouble for them. I love the atmosphere of the place always clean and inviting. My favourite Indian restaurant in Sutton coldfield by far and I have been to a few. Well done to you all I wish you every success for now and in the future because you all deserve it. Mrs K Kemp of Walmley.

Very clean and friendly restraunt. The food is really tasty and filling. The decor is clean and…read morefresh. The service is fast and the waiters always ask if everythings ok. Good restraunt if you want a relaxed atmosphere and a lovely meal.

Shalbon makes me swoon with its delicious aromas every time I open my front door and yet, whenever…read moreI pass it, it does not seem blessed with trade. I've only ordered takeaway. While it was nothing out of the ordinary, there was certainly no room to complain. Staff were courteous and we were encouraged to ask questions about items on an impressive menu. A small seating area for takeaway customers makes the whole thing that much more pleasant. But yet, those empty seats. In fairness, it has nothing to do with standards but sheer saturation of similar. Five or more curry restaurants lurk within a very small distance. The trouble for Shalbon is that they are all relatively high-concept; Panache, for instance, offering a consciously higher-end environment, with Turmeric Jones also trying to trade off a younger, professional crowd. It could also be the case that it's somewhat, perhaps even literally, in the shadow of popular Chinese restaurant Lee Garden next door. It's quite easy to overlook Shalbon and forget it's there. I can't forget it though, there's an aromatic reminder every day. I really should be paying them for the privilege.

Shimla is basically my local Indian restaurant and the term 'you get what you pay for' could not be…read moreused better than with this restaurant. Over the years I have got to know the owner Ron well and me and my friends go on occasions to keep a local restaurant going even if it's just for a quick drink there to see how things are going. However, I would not recommend this place for a meal to a friend as the food isn't good it has to be said unless you like to feel loose the next day. In a nutshell the staff are very good and very friendly , reasonable pricing but not good end result of their food.

My family have used this restaurant continually over the last 10 years and I can honestly say we…read morehave never had a bad meal. We regularly have meals delivered and have always found them to be friendly in fact we are going this evening for an early meal

At one time, Sonargaw led a blessed life. It was the only…read morevenue of its type in central Sutton, allowing it to do a roaring trade, and not just over weekends at chucking-out time. Inevitably, two large and more modern venues have opened in front and behind it, both just a few feet away. Then two more appeared along neighbouring Birmingham Road, bridging what otherwise remained a gap to the curries at Beeches Walk. So now there's a clear strip running through the heart of town giving customers much more choice than they had before, all within easy walking distance of each other. Still, even if the business reality has changed, the food and service has not - these are friendly chaps with an easygoing proprietor able to perform his front-of-house role with perfect pitch. You may find the interior a little spartan in design and not the most modern of venues, but what it lacks a little in appearance it makes up for with that all-too-rare of offerings: a licensed bar. That may still be enough to set it apart from brasher contemporarie which possibly lack character and even Sonargaw's slight twinkle in the eye. Be warned, however, its location can be prone to blink-and-miss-it mix-up.

If your looking for top notch food and service, Monsoon is the place to go in Tamworth. The decor…read moreis not as fancy as the other local Indians but you will be to busy enjoying the food to notice.

Wonderful. Friendly staff with a good sense of humor and welcoming. The food I had was delicious…read moreand beautifully presented and their Peshawari nan was the best I've ever tasted. One of the best restaurants food wise that I've been to and highly recommend. Just wish it was closer to Cardiff. A real gem

Jalali International Restaurant (not sure what makes it International, but ok) is one of many curry…read morehouses in Tamworth, but stands out for a few interesting reasons. First of all, the building that houses the restaurant used to be a church, which is very evident from the outside. Secondly, instead of buying a church and working with the old stonework and creating a quiet, candle-lit cafe, Jalali have combined all the loud, colourful charms of Indian decor with a building that isn't quite sure how to handle it. My favourites include: - the 8 foot tall gold-gilt well/fountain in the middle of the restaurant, which is surrounded by mini fish ponds -the piece de resistance, which really can't be described. It covers the entirety of the large, high-ceilinged front side of the building. It's gold, and slightly resembles a high-tech garage door -- with slats of about six inches each -- and is attached to the wall in a curved pattern. We're talking 18 feet W x 25 feet L of shiny golden goodness Why do they have these decorations? One can only surmise. The phrase "delightfully tacky" comes to mind. Jalali's decor is to restaurants what Peg Bundy's clothes is to women. Fortunately, the food and service are great. The food is traditional southern indian, with lots of other traditional curry house offerings -- there will be something for everyone at Jalali. We went there late at night, and the waiters brought us some free onion bhajis as an aperitif, and also gave us free dessert at the end! Very nice. The service is attentive, helpful and friendly, and all the waiters wear matching shirts and ties, looking very smart. The restaurant itself is large and high-ceiling, as its churched past would suggest. There are two function rooms, and Jalali is often very busy with parties, corporate events and Hen nights. It's a fun, unusual way to get your curry fix near Birmingham.

I came to Birmingham from the U.S. to visit family and wanted to dine in at an Indian restaurant…read moresince it is one of my favorite cuisines. Shere Khan in star city is the absolute best Indian food I have ever had. It was so good we went back 2 days later and was not disappointed. The food was not only delicious but the presentation was also excellent. Everything on the menu is a great pick. Some of my favorites are the lamb chops, lamb biryani, the grilled prawns, lamb korma and of course the naan. The mango lassi was delightful as well. We pretty much tried most of the things on the menu and everything was excellent both times we went I also want to brag about the customer service. The waiters were very polite and attentive and got our orders perfect. Arun I'm particular was excellent. Please request him should you go for dinner. He is wonderful and made our experience that much more exciting and enjoyable.

Star City has lots of restaurants, but this is one of the best you'll find. I love curries and…read moreother Indian food. Been going to Shere Khan for couple years. Whenever I go Star City for bowling, laser quest or mini golf, mostly end up in this restaurant Located ground level in Star City, they have a lovely waiting area and staff always have smile on them. As you walk in you can smell the spices, which gets you more hungry. Simple Interior, mainly black. Not too much designs and unnecessary decoration. Menu layout is simple to read and find what's in kitchen. I love their chicken tikka biryani, comes with some yoghurt sauce. I also tried butter chicken which is my favourite. Cheese naan with butter chicken its beautiful. My friend got me to try Mango Lassi and I'm a fan. It's a smoothie made from mango pulp and milk (I think) Goes well with the meal, cools down your mouth from the spices if you go for hot option. They also have range of deserts, any place that do chocolate fudge cake with ice cream (my kryptonite) gets a thumbs up. Prices are on par with other indian restaurants. Food tastes amazing and it's one of the best indian places. I haven't tried everything on menu, could be terrible. But from what I had, I cleaned the plate on main and desert. Highly recommend this place if you happen to be in Star City.