The best restaurants serving Indian food in Birmingham West Midlands

Be careful, they try to charge you a different price as advertised. I asked about the price of the food, waited until some other customers were served. Then ordered the food and they tried to scam me with a different price. I walked out, they're a bunch of thieves.

Went to Karahi King restaurant in Hall Green. Swapped tables and left my car keys on table (I have a picture that keys were on previous table) but when I left I realised I left my car keys in the restaurant. Searched the whole restaurant, looked under seats tables etc. and asked around other shops but no luck. Asked to look at CCTV but apparently internet was not working! Continued to persevere in looking for keys however they were taken in the restaurant by member of staff! Rang next day was told by staff that the restaurant spent all night and all day looking for my keys however after I tell them I have logged this with the police and they will requesting for CCTV evidence at around 4pm miraculously my keys are found on the same table under a menu (which was not there the night before). A story was made up of how a customer found them in the same place where 3 of us had previously looked under a menu which wasn’t even on our table!!! Why on earth would you steal someone’s key and put someone under so much distress and then lie about it!! Lucky for me I had a spare key at home so I was able to take my car away from the thieves!! Be careful of this place especially women as this was obviously a plan to get my keys back in a derogatory way!! To top it off the food was not nice either!

I’ve used this takeaway a number of times during the pandemic and have always been pleased. However, the latest delivery was another story: They do a dish called ‘Nawabi’ that is supposed to be Chicken tikka wrapped with minced meat, shallow fried, served in a slightly spicy bhuna sauce. I’ve eaten it before and really enjoyed it. This time, there was no chicken tikka in the meatballs and so hot with chilli that I couldn’t eat it. Additionally, my partner’s Mixed meat pasanda included prawns – I’m not sure who would consider this ‘meat’. Fortunately, she does not have a seafood allergy, but the dish wasn’t entirely pleasant. It’s a pity, I’d enjoyed the food before.