10 best places to visit for National Curry week
Did somebody mention Curry? Of course, it is National Curry Week and what is a better place to honour this amazing dish than Birmingham? As we know, Birmingham has had a lot to do with the development of curry and British Indian cuisine. Many types of Indian curry that we are familiar with, such as the chicken tikka masala, were actually invented in the UK during the 20th century. So let us take you on tour throughout the 10 Best Places to feel the taste of India.
Love for India served as the inspiration for "Indus." It's a little-known truth that the term "India" came from the Indus River, which drained the Asian subcontinent.
This upscale Indian restaurant is being brought to Birmingham by chefs who were inspired by their own countries to upgrade their favourite recipes.
It will take you on a culinary journey through northern India, exploring the richness of tastes, contrasts, and textures of the area that has been synonymous with centuries of tradition. They offer a menu brimming with traditional dishes that explore pan-Asian flavours such as Shahi Darbaar Murgh, Indus Haddi Wala Ghost, or Goan Machhi. Even with no mention of the word ‘curry' throughout its menus, Indus takes a new step in the evolution of British Indian cuisine with a return to traditional dishes and authentic techniques.
If you are feeling like dressing up and feeling fancy, head to the Michelin Star restaurant Opheem. They aim to push the boundaries by combining Indian flavours with both conventional and cutting-edge culinary methods from around the globe. You can have a bit different experience by taking a 10 Course Tasting Menu or 5 Course Tasting Menu. But if you're more 'A La Carte' type we recommend you try Meen Mappas Malabar, Lababadar Moghul or the veggie option Chettinad Tamil.
If you've ever wondered why they are constantly pushing the limits, it's because ''to evolve and adapt is what makes us human, and cooking is what sets us apart from the animals''.
You are within a few feet from North Indian streets! Indico is taking you to Punjab's commotion, breathtaking creativity, and vivacious flavours.
You can try 8 different types of curries - Butter Chicken, Tandoori Dhaba Chicken, Chicken Taka Tak, Mughlai Lamb Rogan Josh, Paneer Makhanwala, Makai Palak, Punjabi Choley or Daal Makhani. There is really something for everyone…
If you are looking for the best comforting curry in Brum, Tamatanga is definitely a place for you. With their large menu, you can try to choose between many warm dishes such as - Chicken Khurana, Green Lamb Curry or Paneer Makhani. If you're not feeling like eating a Curry Bowl, there are different options like mains from their Clay Oven, Wraps, Biryani Bowls, Chaat, Salads and Thali.
A big advantage is you can actually design your own Gin Cocktail!
Since making a notable appearance on Gordon Ramsay's "The F Word" in 2010, Lasan has made a name for itself as an exclusive and exceptional Indian eatery.
It has a prime position in the Jewellery Quarter beside the elegant St. Paul's Square and provides Indian delicacies made with premium local ingredients.
Perfectly positioned in the centre, Asha’s is the ideal venue for an impromptu get-together with friends whilst shopping, an after-work night out, or an indulgent curry with a special date.
From the exquisite decor to the delicately arranged meal, which includes Lobster Panchphoran cooked with five spices, mustard paste, and prawns, it woos guests with high-quality showmanship.
Also, if you are lucky enough, you might get to eat your curry next to the celebrity...
Pushkar has a wow effect as soon as you enter; whether it's the spotless white furnishings or the prominent bar that catches your eye.
This restaurant takes great pride in its mixology, offering a broad variety of unique drinks.
The food - Punjabi and North Indian - is perfectly presented and delicious.
The culinary and hospitality experts in Varanasi have worked hard to produce an unforgettable experience. This is also reflected in the opulent and imaginative cuisine selection, which matches the attitude with hand-crafted design.
The kitchen teams craft contemporary meals using traditional methods and the best ingredients, which have been hand-selected by some of the top chefs in the industry.
P.S. Another place to dine next to the celebrity and get 'The best curry ever' said by Johny Depp.
Curry which is inspired by the cooking methods across the diverse country of India can be found on Stratford Road, right in the heart of Shirley.
Flavours that tingle your taste buds can be enjoyed with a lovely drink along with your meal. They also serve bespoke cocktails that go down a treat. Sounds like a perfect combination!
Just when you think we've forgotten about you., we bring you a veggie option to celebrate National Curry Week.
SKVP is serving Maharashtrian delicacies as well as other exotic dishes from all over the country. They serve freshly prepared, vegetarian food that is highly customisable to suit your taste buds.
Author: Dine Hub Team
