This was actually very delicious. Me and my family were craving some Indian food so I went online…read moreto see what we could have. I found this place called mother India and my family was expecting it not to be nice and was thinking about going somewhere else but I saw the food and convinced them to have it. We went there and the customer service was very good and the food came surprisingly good. The price was good and the food was so delicious we left the building very happy of tonight's food ambiance.

First visit for a takeout. Wow, delicious. Parking is tough but worth hunting a spot down…read more I had Chicken Tikka Marsala - delicious with a little of the coconut coming through. The Vegetable Baha, nan and boiled rice. Take out had papadoms, onions and a delicious sauce. Would highly recommend. Also, and a key ingredient, the staff we very nice and helpful.

With the state of of all of our finances at the moment it's not very often we get to indulge in a…read morefine-dining experience. But thanks to a good mate who is doing all right for himself I was treated to a night out at Delhi 6 Indian Restaurant in Streetly. To say I was impressed is an understatement. The service was professional, the decor is modern, the atmosphere was relaxing. The food was to die for. The chefs, clearly, came from a fine dining training school and expertly fuse flavours from all over the indian subcontinent with local producers to create a taste unknown to my pallet before. I had Salmon Dil Tikka to start. A fillet of Salmon marinated with hung yogurt, chaat Masala, ginger garlic paste, served with mixed baby leaves and honey mustard sauce. £5.95. For my main I had to go for Kadhu Gosht. Marinated strip loin of beef with ginger, garlic, ground cumin, cooked in lucknowi marrow, cardamom and mace gravy, served with pumpkin masala. £14.95, delicious.

Absolutely gorgeous food, delicious, prepared and presented to perfection. Would recommend a visit…read moreone hundred percent

If you're a fan of Indian food, Guajarati delicacy in particular, then you're bound to love what…read moreJyoti's restaurant has to offer. It's a quaint family eatery with simplistic and clean decor, and polite yet reserved staff. There is some parking outside although side-street parking is plentiful. It's also a take-away, so as you enter there is an Indian sweets counter. If you dine in, you have a vast range of dishes to choose from at very reasonable prices. I often order a variety of snacks to eat a tapas-style meal, which gives you the opportunity to try out numerous dishes with a rich blend of flavours. But favourites are the chilli paneer and spicy mogo chips! Don't be put off if you're a keen meat-eater - so am I! But Jyoti's is testament to how varied and delicious vegetarian food can be.

I met a friend here for a few snacks and a catch up. There is a Indian sweet shop at the front and…read morethe dining area is at the back. We ordered Mixed Bhajiya which was 6 assorted fritters with tamarind sauce, paneer spring rolls and mogo chips. The food tasted nice some of the fritters tasted very similar to each other and were quite dry, the mogo chips were quite hard but tasted ok. The tables were clean, waiter service was ok, bathrooms could be better, food was nice......it was ok in general but nothing amazing!

I went out with family to this little restaurant and had a wonderful time. There were only two…read moreother tables occupied, so it was peaceful and the service very attentive. We quickly received poppadoms and chutneys which were fantastic, the raita and mango chutney very tasty and the onions and onions in red chilli sauce equally so, with just enough for us, though I did end up scraping the pots! Drinkswise, the waiter was good at telling us exactly which beers they had on tap and bottled, asking what I liked and giving us his recommendations. This happened again with our mains, my mother was having trouble choosing between a couple of dishes, so he asked what she usually had and liked and quickly narrowed her choices down. We enjoyed our starters and mains, like the other reviewer I was a little disappointed with the heat of my curry - I chose a combination (CT Pathia and Lamb Jalfrezi) which were both labelled as fairly hot, but to me they were mild/medium, though still tasty. I found the rice and nan to be good quality on this occasion. The waiters were very attentive and overall we had a good time and would probably go again, especially as the bill was very reasonable for the large portion sizes, though next time I'll make sure I ask for more chillis in my curry!

Saturday night and I dined here alone, how sad is that. At least I had the opportunity to consider…read morein the food & decor perhaps more than normal. My first impressions were actually good but after that I unfortunately can't find much to recommend the Flute. The sheek kebab looked fine with pleasant presentation but it was virtually tasteless. In fact it was probably the blandest thing I have eaten in a long time. It may have been a one off except my main course had a similar trait. I like my food very tasty and slightly hot; a quick chat with the waiter and the choice was CT Sag Madras. Again it was "thin" and lacked both heat & taste. The accompanying rice, chips & nan were very average as was the the Indian lager. I wish I had been told about the bottled Bathams bitter they had in the fridge. As for the decor, it's not my choice of colours and the painting is very rough around the edges. Service was quick, a little too quick but as my chair was hard I wouldn't have wanted to have been seated much longer. The restaurant was quite busy, predominantly full of ladies all of which seemed to be having masalas & kormas - say no more. 2.5 Stars but well done for supporting local brewers.

After hearing very good reviews of the Rose of Kashmir we decided to order a takeout. We ordered a…read morebasic dish - Chicken tikka massala and some other dishes ect the tikka was pretty poor quality infact I would go as far as saying the worst takeout curry I've ever had before. It was very watery, lacking any distinct flavour and the chicken was very poor quality. It did work out good value for money but I will not be ordering from here again and would stick to local curry places.

This restaurant is great Value, we found it reasonably priced and you can get all your favourite…read moreIndian dishes here. The food was good quality and so was the service from the friendly staff. Our meals were served in good time. It is located in the town centre so easy to access by bus or car. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere. We've been here a couple of times and each time it was quite busy and we've always enjoyed our meals. I think they also do take-aways too. Great if you're looking for somewhere to go for a quiet meal.

I have been to this restaurant a few times. When I have been with my party we have always been…read morepleased. The waiters are really polite and will do what they can for you. I have been to a few indian restaurants and find that this is one of the better ones in Bham. The food is good and not full of oil as some restaurents have. The restaurant is well laid out and always very tidy and clean. I would recommend this restaurant. See for yourself. ( free parking as well !)

beautiful decor. absolutely loved it. However...However,…read morethe service was appalling. The waitress was moody and unwelcoming. The waiter was incoherent, we couldn't understand what he was saying. The food was really tasty and I enjoyed every dish. But the hospitality of the staff was shocking. They need to realise that this sort of attitude is not acceptable for a high end restaurant. It wouldn't even be acceptable in Macdonalds (no offence maccies - you are my number 1). It was very expensive. Normally I am happy to pay good money for good food. But I didn't feel happy parting with my money this time. Not going back. Sorry.

When we first walked in we couldn't believe the transformation - the restaurant is very nicely, and…read moresimply decorated. We only wanted a take away on this occasion, which was a great shame as they do not give any discount for this. The price you see in the menu is the price you pay whether you sit in or take out. As we don't live here anymore we really wanted to try the food so went ahead and ordered our take out. It took forever (55 minutes to be exact). Anyway, we went home drooling - the rest of the family thought we'd gone back to cornwall. We dished up ~ the starters were nice, the mains were nice enough but nothing to shout about and the rice was overcooked, sticky and not tasty at all ~ half my dinner ended up in the bin. Our meal was expensive compared to all the other Indian restaurants in the area so we won't bother going back again.

Excellent choice if you want an Indian meal in modern, stylish surroundings, with friendly…read morewelcoming service, a large and varied menu and authentic presentation and delivery. The food was really nice too, with care taken at ordering to understand the heat level required for each guest spot on. Prices not that bad pint of Cobra cheaper than a local pub. This is not the usual take-away dive so probably not the place if that's what you are looking for, but it is a really attractive restaurant to go for good eat out highly recommended.

This was our second visit to Mahfli - we came a few weeks ago and were so impressed that we came…read moreback - you cant get a better review than that really! The restaurant is on Kings Norton Green, a lovely area which is sadly neglected when it comes to good places to eat (Mollie's Cafe is an exception). Obviously the fine people of Kings Norton agree with me as on the two occasions we have been the restaurant has been bursting at the seams. The decor is very modern, service is good, the menu is extensive (i mean extensive - lots of chef's specials) and the food superb. Cost is very reasonable - a meal for 5 with starters, mains, sides, poppadoms and drinks (a mixture of alcoholic and non alcoholic) came to £133 so less than £30 each. This has quickly become a Go To place for those of us living on the south-west side of the city and it beats the curry houses in Stirchley hands down. They also do a Sunday buffet for £9.95 per person - havent been to that so cant comment on it though!

been here 3 times I love the menu its really different had a gorgous take-away duck for…read morestarter and lamb tikka for main mmmmm and thought i would try the special rice eoe amazing saved some of it for supper next night yay for me staff very friendly and it is the PLACE to be in S Birmingham it is great that its always packed