The best restaurants serving Brasserie food in Sutton Trinity Birmingham West Midlands

The koobideh was undercooked and overly salty, which was quite disappointing. The ghormeh sabzi, however, was decent and is the only reason I’d give even one star. The menu could definitely be more user-friendly. In most Persian restaurants, you’d expect rice or chips to be included with the main dishes. Thankfully, I asked ahead, or I’d have been served the koobideh on its own. It feels unnecessary to make customers order rice separately, except perhaps as a way to charge extra. Overall, not impressed.