The best restaurants serving Arabian food in West Midlands

Friendly service and amazing food ❤️

They're super busy at evenings and they mess up the order, not enough sauce on chicken n rice, the quantity of chicken not enough and chicken burnt!

I recently had a disappointing experience at Big John's. The service was slow, and my order took much longer than expected. When the food finally arrived, it was lukewarm and not very flavorful. The staff seemed overwhelmed and uninterested in addressing any concerns. Overall, I left feeling unsatisfied and unlikely to return. I hoped for a better experience, but unfortunately, it didn't meet my expectations.

The service was excellent. The ladies there were very kind and helpful. The portions were very generous and the food was delicious.

Avoid at all costs! Poor service, dreadful quality of food and totally overpriced. They're just there to take your money, not bothered about the customer. Best to spend elsewhere where they actually value your custom.

Food came stone cold driver got lost didn’t apologise then said he was given the address when the order went through justeat and prints it on the receipt then the driver told me complain to google maps for not bringing him to the address never been spoken to rude to in my life avoid this place at all cost, unless you want to be spoken to rude

The Chapali Kebab and nan was absolutely delicious. Sophisticated and polite staff, great service. I shall defo try out other foods on the menu.

Ordered on line using the Big Johns App. We did not get the 20% discount for ordering on line as the telephone message when you ring the Chelmsley wood branch on cooks lane 0121 770 9555. We use to get it when ordering before but when I finally got through to the branch they said that they had stopped this offer for existing customers who have ordered before and is only available for new customers, but when you ring the number it does not mention this and feel duped into paying more than what I was expecting and the chap within the branch wasn’t helpful. May take this up with trading standards as false advertising. Andy