Dishoom Birmingham is a safe choice for family because the setting is nice and the menu has plenty of crowd-pleasers. Book ahead if you can.
I’m meeting family in Birmingham this weekend. What’s an Indian restaurant you’d confidently recommend?
I'm meeting family in Birmingham and want an Indian restaurant that will not disappoint. It can be casual or nicer, but I want somewhere people actually enjoy, not just somewhere with hype.
Users recommended different Birmingham Indian restaurants depending on the occasion. Dishoom was suggested for groups and comfort food, Opheem for a special fine-dining meal, Asha's for a polished city-centre dinner, and Hen and Chickens for a more casual experience.
Answers & Discussion
If this is a special occasion and budget is not the issue, Opheem is the serious answer. It is more fine dining than casual curry night.
Asha's is good when you want a polished city-centre meal. I would take family there if I wanted something reliable and a bit more formal.
Hen and Chickens is more casual and usually gets mentioned by people who want proper food without making it too fancy.
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