The document provides an overview and guide to the Balti Triangle area of Birmingham, England. It discusses the area's history of Balti cuisine, the mix of restaurants, shops, and businesses, and the friendly atmosphere. It highlights the Birmingham City Council's support for the area's regeneration through a recovery program that has provided over £1 million to help the Balti Triangle thrive. The guide contains information on local restaurants, shops, cuisine, fashion, people, and discounts to help visitors experience all the Balti Triangle has to offer.
The document provides an overview and guide to the Balti Triangle area of Birmingham, England. It discusses the area's history of Balti cuisine, the mix of restaurants, shops, and businesses, and the friendly atmosphere. It highlights the Birmingham City Council's support for the area's regeneration through a recovery program that has provided over £1 million to help the Balti Triangle thrive. The guide contains information on local restaurants, shops, cuisine, fashion, people, and discounts to help visitors experience all the Balti Triangle has to offer.
The document provides an overview and guide to the Balti Triangle area of Birmingham, England. It discusses the area's history of Balti cuisine, the mix of restaurants, shops, and businesses, and the friendly atmosphere. It highlights the Birmingham City Council's support for the area's regeneration through a recovery program that has provided over £1 million to help the Balti Triangle thrive. The guide contains information on local restaurants, shops, cuisine, fashion, people, and discounts to help visitors experience all the Balti Triangle has to offer.
The document provides an overview and guide to the Balti Triangle area of Birmingham, England. It discusses the area's history of Balti cuisine, the mix of restaurants, shops, and businesses, and the friendly atmosphere. It highlights the Birmingham City Council's support for the area's regeneration through a recovery program that has provided over £1 million to help the Balti Triangle thrive. The guide contains information on local restaurants, shops, cuisine, fashion, people, and discounts to help visitors experience all the Balti Triangle has to offer.
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YOUR ESSENTIAL GUIDE
the balti triangle
B I R MI N G H A M f d, fashi n, pe ple. P & R / / / YOUR ESSENTIAL GUIDE the balti triangle B I R MI N G H A M 2 | Councillor Neville Summereld, Cabinet Member for Regeneration The publication of the Balti Guide 2009 once again highlights the success of the Balti Triangle, which over the last couple of years has gone from strength to strength. Its unique mix of independent shops, restaurants and businesses, and its friendly, welcoming atmosphere makes the Balti Triangle a great place to eat, shop or just soak up its special atmosphere. Birmingham City Council has a long record of partnership with the businesses and people of the Balti Triangle. In particular the city councils Tornado Recovery Programme delivered by the Development Planning and Regeneration service has been very successful, with over 1m of support provided to the area, helping the Balti Triangle to be the attractive and highly competitive area that it is today. The city council will continue to work with our partners to encourage investment into the area, ensuring that the Balti Triangle remains an increasingly thriving and prosperous place. We wish the Guide and everyone involved in the area every success. Waheed Nazir, Assistant Director for Development Planning and Regeneration YOUR ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO THE BALTI TRIANGLE contents eat, shop & indulge | 3 Supporting regeneration 4 - 5 What and where is the Balti Triangle 6 - 7 The story of the balti 8 - 9 Food experience 10 - 11 Fashion experience 12 - 13 The people 14 - 15 How to use this guide 16 - 17 Restaurant guide 18 - 30 A - Z of balti 31 Shopping guide 32 - 37 Celebrity favourites 38 - 39 Balti cooking at home 40 - 41 Discount vouchers 43 - 46 How to nd out more 47 BALTI TRIANGLE supporting regeneration B I R MI N G H A M a vital role to play in the citys development and regeneration The Balti Triangle Guide is supported by Birmingham City Councils Tornado Recovery Programme. This Programme is a major economic initiative set up by the East Development Planning and Regeneration Team to rejuvenate the area following the natural disaster in 2005. The scheme has provided a comprehensive package of support including; nancial assistance to local businesses to upgrade their properties, marketing activities, improved street amenities and community events. These initiatives are further complemented by the potential opportunities set out in the city councils Area Investment Prospectus for East Birmingham, and the exciting vision offered by the A34 Stratford Road Corridor proposal. Already there has been notable success with the new Joseph Chamberlain College development. This commitment to regeneration forms part of Birminghams clear vision for the future of the whole city. The key driving force for shaping and revitalising the city centre over the next 20 years is the Big City Plan, the most ambitious and far-reaching development project of its kind ever undertaken in the UK. The Plan will guide Birminghams economic, social, physical, cultural and environmental future. With its work in East Birmingham and across the wider city, the council and its partners have a vital role to play in the citys development and regeneration making a real difference to the quality of life of the people of Birmingham. Birmingham has an ambition to be a truly global city with a local heart. The city has already taken great strides in realising this vision, with Birmingham City Council and its partners championing economic prosperity for everyone in Birmingham. Nowhere is this better demonstrated than the Balti Triangle. 4 | | 5 6 | BALTI TRIANGLE what & where is the balti triangle B I R MI N G H A M A balti meal is a type of curry, fast cooked over a high ame with fresh meat and vegetables, marinated and cooked with extra spices, then served up still sizzling in the balti dish. Birmingham is proud to be Britains balti capital and the majority of the citys balti houses are located in the Sparkbrook, Balsall Heath and Moseley areas of South-East Birmingham. Balti restaurants are generally unlicensed, although many restaurants are happy for you to bring your own wine and beer. For details of indivdual restaurants, refer to the icons in the review section of this guide. The Balti Triangle is not only about the restaurants; the area is home to a wealth of specialist food shops, jewellers and clothing stores. This guide will tell you what to expect and how to make the most of your visit to one of the citys great cultural experiences. The guide also includes a number of vouchers offering discounts to a selection of restaurants and shops located in and around the Balti Triangle area. These can be found on pages 43 - 46 of this booklet. The word balti literally translates as bucket, but it is actually a round bottomed wok with side handles, originally used by the people in the Baltistan region of Pakistan. | 7 the story of the balti 8 | In response to popular demand, more and more restaurants began offering the delicious combination of fresh meat and vegetables with sizzling spices. The naan is as much a feature of balti houses as the bowls themselves and perfect for dipping into your balti. In fact, Birminghams balti houses are renowned for giant naans made for sharing, which practically cover the table! While many restaurants now have a more contemporary feel, the traditional glass- topped tables favoured by the balti purists can still be found. The balti dish is now such an established part of the citys culture that even balti bowls are made in Birmingham. The Balti Triangle is at the heart of a local economy where; t there are approximately 50 restaurants and takeaways in and around the Balti Triangle area t they attract thousands of customers both local residents and visitors each year t the restaurant trade is a multi-million pound industry t hundreds of staff are employed in balti houses t a typical balti house will get through 2000 kilos of onions and 300 kilos of chicken breast in a week keeping many local suppliers in business The balti was brought to Birmingham in the mid 1970s by the citys large Pakistani and Kashmiri communities. It rapidly became established as a favourite, both within and outside the community. | 9 10 | | 11 BALTI TRIANGLE food experience B I R MI N G H A M exotic spices, fresh ingredients, friendly service Each restaurant in the Balti Triangle has its own house special and boasts an extensive menu to cater for every taste. There truly is something for everyone, from the balti novice to the regulars who keep returning for their old favourites. With menus offering a wide range of dishes containing exotic spices and ingredients, you may nd it hard to decide. But if you are spoilt for choice, friendly staff will be more than happy to make recommendations. No restaurant will divulge their own recipe secrets, but you can expect to nd spices like cumin, cardamom, coriander, cloves, cassia bark and ginger. All chefs would agree that fresh ingredients are the key to the perfect balti. As you wander around the area you will see a fantastic array of exotic fruit and vegetables. You can even buy all the cooking utensils locally, including the balti dishes, so once you have sampled how the professionals do it you can try it for yourself at home! BALTI TRIANGLE fashion experience B I R MI N G H A M colourful fabrics, stunning jewellery - nd it all in the Triangle 12 | One of the striking features of the Balti Triangle is the wide array of textile shops specialising in Eastern style clothing, exotic fabrics and jewellery shops that dazzle and delight with lavish displays. The fabric shops provide plenty of scope to excite the imagination of the dressmaker and the interior designer, with their huge variety of textures and colours. The fashion outlets offer a diverse selection of clothes ranging from the traditional and authentic to the more modern there really is something for everyone! With unique, yet accessible shops that you simply wont see on the high street, customers are guaranteed to nd something for almost any occasion. Experienced and courteous staff are welcoming and more than happy to offer styling advice as part of the service, as well as ensuring purchases are ideally customised to meet individual requirements. | 13 14 | youre guaranteed the warmest of welcomes | 15 BALTI TRIANGLE the people B I R MI N G H A M The Balti Triangle encapsulates the modern, diverse and multicultural nature of Birmingham, refecting its amazing variety of customs and celebrations. The majority of the people who live and work there have families who came to the city from South-East Asia. Despite challenges like the Tornado in 2005, many establishments have been trading for decades, building up a loyal client base. It is a melting pot of cultures, traditions, tastes and avours, leaving a lasting impression on any visitor. It is a bustling area, particularly in the evenings when the whole Balti Triangle becomes a vibrant hub for people from all backgrounds, enjoying the culinary delights on offer. Regulars are greeted with a warm handshake and a friendly smile and newcomers are welcomed, with staff happy to offer advice and suggestions. For all its colour and spice, it is the people in the Balti Triangle that help make a visit here truly special. 16 | | 17 This guide contains reviews from a selection of balti houses and shops in the Triangle. Each review gives a favour of what you can expect from your visit and is accompanied by useful information. Reviews include opening times and symbols highlighting whether a restaurant is licensed, permits you to bring your own drinks, or if credit cards are accepted. For further information and a full listing of shops and restaurants visit www.baltitriangle.com This guide will tell you all you need to know about one of the best known areas of Birmingham, but if you have more questions turn to page 47 for other sources of further information. So how do I get there? Once you have decided where you want to go, check out the map and transport information for details of the best way to get there. The Balti Triangle is well served by a number of bus routes. For example, from the city centre you can take bus numbers 2, 6,12, 31 and 37. We do recommend you check the latest information and bus times before you travel, particularly for access from other parts of the city. For details visit www.networkwestmidlands.co.uk or call Traveline on 0871 200 2233. If you prefer to drive, there are also a number of car parks in the Balti Triangle area. See the map on page 18 to nd the one nearest to your chosen restaurant. BALTI TRIANGLE how to use this guide B I R MI N G H A M 18 | BALTI TRIANGLE restaurant guide B I R MI N G H A M Licensed Bring your own drink T Takeaway Credit cards accepted P Parking P P P P P Lazeez Lounge Lahore Karahi P Kafe Lahore PP Popular Balti Al Frash Sheereen Kadah Diwan Balti Kababish Desi Khana Amer Tandoori Kushi Balti Cinnamon Red Shabab Balti PP Lahore Kebab & Sweet House Al Faisals Plaza Tandoori Saleems Imrans PP Dawat Balti Grameen Khana Adils Lahore Buffet Desi Grill Khana Heavenly Desserts Punjab Paradise Each of the restaurants within the Balti Triangle ofer unique facilities. The key below provides an explanation of these facility symbols: | 19 P T Lahore Kebab & Sweet House 187, 202-208 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8JS Tel: 0121 766 8477 Offers: Delicious fast food served up in a friendly atmosphere As popular with locals as it is with visitors, this bustling caf offers an extensive menu, ranging from traditional kebab and chips to a selection of popular balti dishes. Unlike other fast food outlets, kebab meat is made with fresh spices and distinctive avours, and the extensive menu, offering everything from a quick snack to a two course meal, means that every palate and appetite can be catered for. Those who do not opt for a takeaway can enjoy the lively atmosphere and friendly and attentive service in the caf itself, which attracts a broad mix of customers all keen to sample the kebab house that truly offers something different. Open: Monday - Sunday: Noon to 5am For location map see page 18 P T Al Faisals 136-140 Stoney Lane, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8AQ Tel: 0121 449 5695 Offers: High quality Kashmiri cooking and rst class service in a contemporary setting Established over 20 years ago, Al Faisals prides itself on showcasing the art of quality Kashmiri cooking. From vegetarian and seafood options and its world famous meat and poultry specials to the distinctive Tak Tak Tawa dishes, the food is beautifully presented in contemporary serving dishes which reect the upmarket atmosphere of this popular restaurant. Service is highly attentive, while a plasma TV and selection of the days newspapers mean that even the short waiting time is a very pleasant experience. Open: Monday - Sunday: Noon to Midnight For location map see page 18 The Balti Triangle is home to a wide variety of restaurants, from the original, traditional curry houses to the more modern and contemporary eateries. All ofer their own specialities and a restaurant visit to the Balti Triangle is likely to be as colourful an experience as the food served up in the famous balti dishes. Here are reviews of some of the restaurants you can enjoy in the Balti Triangle. 20 | BALTI TRIANGLE restaurant guide B I R MI N G H A M T Kafe Lahore 141-143 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8LH Tel: 0121 446 4442 Offers: High quality fast food which represents excellent value Kafe Lahore offers a good mix of popular dishes from balti, biriyani and tandoori cooking to kebabs and burgers. The bright dcor and atscreen TV in this caf contribute to the cheerful and welcoming atmosphere and the extensive menu is reected in the mix of clientele, from professionals having a business lunch to families enjoying a treat. The food may not be fussy but it is well cooked, succulent and tasty. As you would expect from an outlet offering a takeaway option, service is fast and friendly while the keen prices and generous portions mean a visit here is excellent value for money. Open: Monday - Sunday: Noon 4am For location map see page 18 P T Grameen Khana 310-312 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8JY Tel: 0121 449 9994 Offers: First class Indian and Bangladeshi cuisine served in a stylish atmosphere Using a carefully chosen mix of Indian and Bangladeshi recipes, the team at Grameen Khana are condent that many of the dishes on their menu will simply not be found anywhere else. The restaurants sleek, contemporary interior features mood lighting, a water feature and Bollywood movies on a plasma screen. Happily, the range and quality of the food on offer more than match up to its sophisticated surroundings. Friendly, knowledgeable waiters will enthusiastically talk you through the menu and make recommendations, and those who eat with their eyes will not be disappointed all meals are beautifully presented. For rst class food, ambience and service it is denitely worth a visit. Open: Monday - Sunday: 5.30pm 2am For location map see page 18 www.grameenkhana.co.uk discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 | 21 P T Lahore Karahi 309 Highgate Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham B12 8DN Tel: 0121 773 7575 Offers: The rst Halal Chinese restaurant in the UK Originally introduced to make Chinese food accessible to Muslim diners of all nationalities, the Lahore Karahi offers a wide range of Chinese foods as well as a good selection of balti and curry favourites. The Chinese-inspired interior, intricately carved wooden furniture and beautifully laid tables combine to give the restaurant a distinctive, high quality atmosphere. And while the menu is certainly an extensive one, friendly waiters are happy to offer advice on dish selection and the open kitchen gives diners a good view of their food being prepared. Service is swift and, whether you opt for Chinese or Pakistani cuisine, the tasty food served up in generous portions represents excellent value. Open: Monday - Friday: Noon 2pm, 5pm Midnight Saturday - Sunday: 4pm Midnight For location map see page 18 www.lahorekarahiltd.com T Sheereen Kadah 543 Moseley Road, Moseley, Birmingham B12 9BU Tel: 0121 440 4641 Offers: Convenient fast food Sheereen Kadah is conveniently located on a busy stretch of Moseley Road and offers a tasty and casual dining experience with a wide range of dishes to choose from, including Lahore Balti, Madras, Curries, Biriyani, Dupiaza dishes and much more. The service is quick, the waiters are friendly and the atmosphere relaxed. Sheereen Kadah is popular with lunchtime regulars for both sit down meals and takeaways. Open: Monday - Sunday: Noon till late For location map see page 18 discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 22 | BALTI TRIANGLE restaurant guide B I R MI N G H A M P T Adils Temporary address: 353-355 Ladypool Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham B12 8LA Permanant address: 148-150 Stoney Lane, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8AJ (currently under refurbishment) Tel: 0121 449 0335 Offers: Award-winning authentic balti cuisine Established in 1977, Adils claims to be the restaurant which introduced balti cooking to Birmingham and now offers diners over 90 different balti dishes. The glass-topped tables displaying comprehensive menus and the friendly, knowledgeable staff are two of the hallmarks of a traditional balti house, but it is the food itself in which Adils take a particular pride. From Kurma style baltis for those with milder tastes to vindaloos for more daring diners, there is something for all tastes, including a childrens menu. Awarded Best Balti in the UK in 1999 by the Cobra Good Curry Guide, Adils the balti pioneers is a must visit for any true balti fan. Open: Monday - Thursday: Noon 3pm, 5pm Midnight Friday: 5pm 1am Saturday: Noon 1am Sunday: Noon Midnight For location map see page 18 P Dawat Balti 300-302 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8JY Tel: 0121 449 4474 Offers: Excellent quality balti in contemporary setting With its bright, contemporary interior, emphasis on good presentation and use of quality ingredients, Dawat is the perfect example of the modern balti house. The food, which is beautifully presented with stylish crockery and cutlery, is made using an imaginative mix of spices to create a memorable taste, while the generous portions make it excellent value for money. The attentive service, welcoming atmosphere and central location with a car park directly opposite, all combine to make a popular restaurant with its fair share of regulars. Open: Sunday - Thursday: 5pm - 11.30pm Friday - Saturday: 5pm - 12.30pm For location map see page 18 discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 | 23 T Plaza Tandoori 278-280 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8JU Tel: 0121 449 4249 Offers: Mix of balti and Indian dishes in traditional setting Unlike most of the restaurants in the Balti Triangle, the proprietors of the Plaza Tandoori are of Punjabi rather than Pakistani origin and this is reected in the menu. Diners can choose from a wide variety of Indian curry and tandoori dishes, as well as balti, so there is bound to be something to suit every taste. The traditional dcor, complete with Indian prints and Bollywood style background music, creates a distinctive atmosphere which will satisfy anyone looking for an authentic Indian restaurant experience, which these days is becoming increasingly rare. Open: Monday - Sunday: 5pm Midnight For location map see page 18 T Desi Grill Khana 365-367 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8LA Tel: 0121 442 2299 Offers: A variety of balti dishes in a relaxed atmosphere Serving a wide variety of balti dishes in a friendly and informal setting, Desi Grill Khana has built up a loyal customer base. Popular with couples, families and large parties alike, the restaurant has a lively and bustling atmosphere. Service is swift and attentive, and the laughter and chatter amongst staff and customers the majority of whom are regulars contributes to the relaxed atmosphere. Open: Monday - Thursday: 5pm 1am Friday - Sunday: 5pm 2am For location map see page 18 discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 24 | BALTI TRIANGLE restaurant guide B I R MI N G H A M P T Popular Balti 139 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8LH Tel: 0121 440 0014 Offers: Excellent quality Kashmiri cooking served in a friendly atmosphere Right in the heart of the Balti Triangle, the aptly named Popular Balti has built up a loyal clientele and once inside its easy to see why. Warm lighting and simple dcor create an informal, friendly atmosphere and the restaurant has a comprehensive range of balti dishes and tandoori favourites. Helpful staff not only provide swift and attentive service, but ensure that even balti novices will nd something to their taste, while diehard balti fans will nd the standard of cooking here very hard to beat. Open: Thursday - Sunday: 5pm 2.45am Friday - Saturday and Bank Holidays: 5pm 4.45am For location map see page 18 P T Punjab Paradise 377-379 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8LA Tel: 0121 449 4110 Offers: Extensive range of balti and curry dishes served in spectacular surroundings A visit to the Punjab Paradise is a must for anyone who thinks that balti is only ever served in cheap and cheerful caf-style eateries. Its imposing facade is matched by an interior which features a clever mix of Greek, Roman and Egyptian styles. The marble oors, high ceiling, balcony area and leather sofas combine to create a highly sophisticated atmosphere, and the service is warm and friendly with waiters keen to ensure your chosen dish is just right for your palate. An extensive menu encompassing both balti and all types of curry means there is plenty to choose from, while the rst class service and unique atmosphere make Punjab Paradise well worth a visit. Open: Monday - Sunday: 5pm till late For location map see page 18 discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 | 25 T Shabab Balti Restaurant 163-165 Ladypool Rd, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8LQ Tel: 0121 440 2893 Offers: High quality balti in unpretentious surroundings Shabab is the perfect eatery for anyone looking for the authentic balti experience. The restaurant serves a wide range of balti and tandoori dishes in unpretentious surroundings. Traditionalists will be delighted to nd that the extensive menu is displayed on glass-topped tables and staff will take care to ensure that the food is prepared to your desired level of spiciness. Good food combined with the wide choice and prompt service, means that Shabab adds up to an excellent value traditional balti experience. Open: Friday - Saturday: 6pm 5am Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday: 6pm 2.15am For location map see page 18 Kababish 29 Woodbridge Road, Moseley, Birmingham B13 8EH Tel: 0121 449 5556 Offers: Offers exciting menu in modern and stylish setting close to Moseley village A long and very well established and reputed restaurant, the fully licensed Kababish provides a modern and stylish setting for an extensive selection of authentic, traditional and Asian cuisine. The exciting menu is matched with an equally extensive wine list, so the Kababish is ideal for those looking for a special occasion dining experience. Its location close to Moseley village means that on-road parking can be difcult to come by, but access to public transport and lots of other entertainment venues nearby means that a trip to the Kababish is a worth while experience. Open: Monday - Sunday: 5.30pm - Midnight For location map see page 18 T 26 | BALTI TRIANGLE restaurant guide B I R MI N G H A M Lahore Buffet 357-363 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8LA Tel: 0121 449 9007 Offers: An all you can eat buffet for 8.95 Lahore Buffet offers a traditional all you can eat self-service buffet. Diners can choose from more than 20 balti dishes, and with a centralised buffet area watch the chefs at work. With a wide variety of food available at good value, the destination is popular with families and small parties. Although not licensed for alcohol, Lahore guests are welcome to bring their own drinks and there is a convenient off-licence located just across the road. The sweets are included in the buffet price and are well worth a try. Open: Monday - Friday: 1pm Midnight Saturday - Sunday: 1pm Midnight For location map see page 18 www.lahorebuffet.co.uk P T Al Frash - The Buttery Balti Restaurant 186 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8JS Tel: 0121 753 3120 (24hr) Offers: Contemporary dining experience offering high quality food This multiple award-winning restaurant offers an attentive and friendly service. Along with its comprehensive menu featuring a range of traditional dishes, Al Frash hosts an authentic balti experience, in the heart of Birminghams Balti Triangle. With a diverse range of customers, Al Frash provides something for just about everyone.The modern furniture creates a contemporary setting, whilst offering a wide selection of authentic dishes. Visitors can expect high quality food at good value for money. Specials of the day are also available on request. Open: Thursday - Sunday: 5pm Midnight Friday - Saturday: 5pm 2am For location map see page 18 www.alfrash.com P T discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 | 27 T Diwan Balti 3B Alcester Road, Moseley, Birmingham B13 8AR Tel: 0121 442 4920 Offers: Small restaurant thats big on service as well as portions! Always a very popular and busy restaurant, the Diwan Balti nonetheless offers fast and friendly service with simple but high quality food to match. Visitors to the Diwan wont go away hungry, with very generous portions and giant naan breads all part of the big-hearted dining experience. Diwans Combination Balti dishes allow diners to sample two different dishes in smaller portions. The menu is rmly balti-focused, although there are some non-balti options if the fancy takes you. Located on the busy Alcester Road on the way into Moseley village, parking outside is limited but visitors can park in nearby side streets. Open: Monday - Thursday: 5.30pm 1am Friday - Saturday: 5.30pm 2am Sunday: 6pm Midnight For location map see page 18 P T Kushi Balti 558 Moseley Road, Moseley, Birmingham B12 9AD Tel: 0121 449 7678 / 2311 Offers: Friendly welcome and a range of dishes as good for your waistline as they are for your wallet! Everyone gets a friendly welcome at the Kushi Balti and thats not the only reason for this long-established restaurants popularity. Their comprehensive menu ticks all the boxes and the simple no-nonsense ambience of the restaurant is reected in the quality and presentation of food. A car park at the rear of Kushi makes it very convenient both for in-house diners and customers calling in to collect a takeaway. Kushi might have a long history but that has not stopped it from being highly innovative, with a range of healthy dishes for diners who are keeping an eye on their waistline. Cost-conscious diners wont be disappointed either, with very reasonable prices. There is a supermarket directly across the road for those wishing to purchase alcohol to accompany their meal. Open: Tuesday - Thursday: 5.30pm 1am Friday - Saturday: 5.30pm 2.30am Sunday: 6pm Midnight For location map see page 18 discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 28 | BALTI TRIANGLE restaurant guide B I R MI N G H A M T Heavenly Desserts 369 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8LA Tel: 0121 449 4946 Offers: Heavenly desserts! Whether you have a sweet tooth or just love desserts, a trip to Heavenly Desserts is a real treat. An extensive menu offers smoothies, juices, non alcoholic cocktails, milkshakes and ice creams, while there is also a specials board featuring equally tempting delights such as cheesecakes and fudge cakes. You can choose to eat in and enjoy the contemporary interior, or pop in for a take-out. Either way you will be welcomed by very friendly staff who really know their sorbets from their sundaes. At weekends it is advisable to book in advance, as lots of people are after a slice of this particular heaven! Open: Monday: 5pm Midnight Tuesday - Thursday: 1pm Midnight Friday - Saturday: Noon 2am Sunday: 1pm Midnight For location map see page 18 Imrans Restaurant & Sweet House 262-266 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8JU Tel: 0121 449 1370 / 6440 Offers: A family-run traditional Asian cuisine restaurant, with a friendly and attentive service Established since 1981, Imrans longevity is due to its friendly atmosphere, quality of service and excellent cuisine. The attentive waiter service is welcoming and food is served promptly. A wide array of home-made dishes are available, ranging from the world-famous balti, cracking popodoms and superb chutneys. Why not try Imrans soft and uffy naan, ideal for dipping into the excellent lamb Rogan Josh, followed by one of the delicious desserts from the dedicated sweet section. The restaurant features traditional warm colours and has glass-topped tables, with authentic Asian music adding to the ambience. Imrans offers a quality, good value-for-money dining experience. Open: Sunday - Thursday: Noon Midnight Friday - Saturday: Noon 2am For location map see page 18 www.imrans.com Email: info@imrans.com P T discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 | 29 Cinnamon Red 562-564 Moseley Road, Moseley, Birmingham B12 9AD Tel: 0121 442 4936 Offers: Excellent quality food in friendly, contemporary surroundings A reputation for good food in stylish surroundings with a lively atmosphere has established Cinnamon Red as a Balti Triangle favourite. Formerly known as Spice Avenue, the restaurant specialises in high quality cuisine from the Kashmir, Punjab and North-West Pakistan. The contemporary dcor and friendly service attract a broad mix of customers while the quality and presentation of the food ensures plenty of repeat business. Thursday night is Bollywood night with live music, dancing and karaoke - a must for anyone who likes a bit of a buzz alongside their balti! Open: Thursday - Sunday: 6pm Midnight Friday - Saturday: 6pm 1am (parking available for 50+ cars) For location map see page 18 P T Lazeez Lounge 132 Stratford Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B11 IAJ Tel: 0121 773 1632 Offers: Wide-ranging menu in an authentic setting Lazeez Lounge offers a unique dining experience. The restaurants imposing exterior, located next to its own car park on the main Stratford Road, contrasts sharply with the interior. Once inside, the soft lighting and dcor provide a calming and traditional atmosphere, which feels a world away from the bustle of the city outside. With a cushioned lounge area, background music, private dining booths and a prayer area, Lazeez Lounge provides an authentic ambience and is indeed a favourite with locals. The menu is extensive, offering a wealth of freshly cooked and nicely spiced dishes, matched by friendly and attentive service. Open: Monday - Sunday: 5pm Midnight For location map see page 18 P T discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 30 | BALTI TRIANGLE restaurant guide B I R MI N G H A M P T Desi Khana Perdesi Restaurant 704-706 Stratford Road, Sparkhill, Birmingham B11 4AT Tel: 0121 778 4450 Offers: South Asian food with a strict no-alcohol policy Desi Khana is a restaurant serving traditional South Asian food with a strict no-alcohol policy. The large restaurant is located along the busy Stratford Road in Sparkhill and the interior is primarily dominated by brightly painted wooden chairs. A favourite of the locals, the menu offers spicy, traditional cooking and includes a number of Desi Khana specials. Open: Monday - Sunday: 5pm till late For location map see page 18 P T Saleems 256-258 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8JU Tel: 0121 449 1861 Offers: The traditional balti experience Established back in 1971, Saleems is one of the oldest restaurants in the Balti Triangle. Its traditional, understated, caf-style interior has made it a rm favourite with balti regulars, and it is undoubtedly as renowned for its sweet counter and takeaway snacks as it is for its baltis. The menu is extensive, with a wide variety of balti and other curry dishes, including plenty of vegetarian options. For anyone wanting to sample the original balti experience, a visit to Saleems is a must. Open: Monday - Sunday: Noon till late For location map see page 18 T Amer Tandoori 526 Stratford Road, Sparkhill, Birmingham, B11 4AJ Tel: 0121 771 4587 Offers: Late night opening and a simple menu with lots of choice Located in the heart of the Stratford Road Sparkhill area, Amer Tandoori is ideally placed for customers feeling peckish on their way home from a night out in Birmingham city centre. Open every day until 2am, with a takeaway service operating until 1am, Amer has a clear and simple menu which still packs plenty of choice and offers good value for money. Parking is not the easiest, but the restaurants location is well served by public transport. Open: Monday - Sunday: 3pm 2am For location map see page 18 discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 a~z | 31 A is for aloo you will see this one regularly and it means potato B is for bar a fudge like sweetmeat youll nd on the sweet menu C is for cardamom a spice which was used by the ancient Egyptians for teeth whitening and as an aphrodisiac D is for dhansak a hot and sweet style balti made with lentils and tomatoes E is for exotic vegetables their names may not be familiar to you but they are what makes balti cooking distinctive give them a try! F is for fenugreek a slightly bitter spice which orginates from the Mediterranean, used in mango chutney and halva (a traditional Middle Eastern sweet) G is for gulab jaman small deep-fried dumplings poached in syrup H is for haldi the spice tumeric I is for imli indian chutney J is for jalfrezi a popular balti dish cooked with onions and peppers K is for kul a delicious Indian ice cream L is for lassi a chilled yoghurt drink which may be salted or sweetened M is for mooli a turnip-like vegetable with a peppery taste N is for naan no balti is complete without one a thick at bread made with special our, yeast, eggs, milk and sugar perfect for balti dipping O is for okra a vegetable commonly used in balti cooking which is also known as bindi or ladies ngers P is for pakora a deep fried mix of potatoes, our, onion and spices Q is for quality enjoy good quality food when you visit the Balti Triangle R is for raita a yogurt and salad-based side dish S is for shashlik skewered cubes of lamb or chicken usually served with onions and peppers T is for tandoor the clay charcoal burning oven which is used for baking U is for urad dhal a type of lentil V is for valor vegetable similar in taste to green beans W is for white petah a sweet dish X is for xtra large Balti Triangle naans Y is for yakhni a yogurt and saffron based mutton broth Z is for zeera which means cumin seeds So you dont think youre an expert on balti? Heres a quick guide to some of the ingredients youll spot on many of the menus. BALTI TRIANGLE a - z of balti B I R MI N G H A M 32 | Jewel of Birmingham Unit 4, Highgate Road, Highgate Business Park, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8DN Tel: 0121 772 4722 Open: Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 7pm Sunday Noon - 6pm www.jewelofbirmingham.co.uk Jewel of Birmingham provides a customised service for bridal and special occasion functions, using Swarovski crystals. The contemporary style shop has a seated area to enable customers to inspect and try on items, and friendly staff will bring out a selection of products depending on customers requirements. Jewel of Birmingham offers high quality and excellent value, with a range of goods to suit different budgets. Poze Accessories 152a Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8JS Tel: 0121 772 7272 Open: Monday - Friday 11am - 7pm Saturday 11am - 7.30pm Sunday Noon - 6.30pm Poze Accessories showcases an excellent array of ladies fashion accessories, ranging from beautiful bangles, necklaces and earrings to a selection of highly fashionable bags and shoes. The light and airy atmosphere coupled with well laid-out displays gives the shop an inviting air and makes the task of selecting the right accessories for your outt a pleasant one. Parisa 145 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8LH Tel: 0121 440 4403 Open: Monday - Friday 11am - 7pm Saturday 11am - 7.30pm Sunday Noon - 6pm www.parisaaccessories.com Set in the heart of the Balti Triangle, Parisa provides an oasis of calm in sharp contrast to the bustling world outside. An excellent choice of accessories including made-to-order bridal jewellery, bangles, brooches and earrings - all beautifully displayed, creating a highly stylish atmosphere. And with prices from 1 upwards, there are accessories to suit every budget! Panache 161 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8LQ Tel: 0121 446 4541 Open: Monday - Saturday 11.30am - 7pm Sunday Noon - 6pm Located in a prominent position on the corner of the Ladypool Road, Panaches striking window displays draw the customer in with their colourful arrangement of traditional Asian clothing. Once inside you will nd an excellent choice of clothing for men and women, ranging from everyday wear to costumes for formal occasions, as well as fabrics and jewellery. Friendly staff are on hand with help and advice on making the right selection. BALTI TRIANGLE shopping guide B I R MI N G H A M Shopping in the Balti Triangle is an exciting experience and ofers a multitude of shops to browse in, from colourful fabric shops and fantastic fashion outlets to glistening jewellers and tempting sweet centres. Here are just a few of the shops to visit: discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 | 33 34 | | 35 BALTI TRIANGLE shopping guide B I R MI N G H A M Poze Boutique 188 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmimgham B12 8JS Tel: 07961 564009 Open: Monday - Saturday 11am - 7pm The attractive window display at Poze Boutique shows a range of traditional Asian ladieswear. The shop has a wide selection of ladies and childrens fashion ranging from excellent value special offers to complete outts for a special occasion. The shop is conveniently located right opposite a car park. Meena Bazaar 184 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8JS Tel: 0121 771 3629 Open: Monday - Saturday 11.30am - 7pm Sunday Noon - 6pm This two-storey fashion shop specialises in catering for the bridal market, offering exclusive, yet affordable high quality designs. In addition to clothing for women, men and children, Meenas offers hairdressing and make-up services for weddings and special occasions. A range of colourful and beaded garments are beautifully displayed throughout the shop and the bridal wear in the window display is a work of art in itself. The shop prides itself on excellent customer service as well as the quality of its designs, and is conveniently located close to a car park for easy access. Dulhans 200 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8JS Tel: 0121 624 9111 Open: Monday - Sunday 11am - 7pm Drawn in by the colourful window dressing at Dulhans, you will be greeted by pleasant and helpful staff who will guide you through the wide range of fashions and accessories on offer. In addition to the many clothing lines there is a great selection of shoes, from beautifully crafted sandals to spectacular high heels. The shop has a jewellery counter, enabling customers to accessorise their outts at a very reasonable price. Midlands Fashion 198 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8JS Tel: 0121 624 9111 Open: Monday - Sunday 11am - 7pm No shopping trip to the Balti Triangle is complete without a visit to Midlands Fashion. The beautiful window displays give a taste of the exclusive clothing ranges inside and once through the doors, the choice of colours and intricately decorated outts make browsing through the shop a visual feast. In addition to clothing, Midlands Fashion showcases an excellent variety of shoes, headwear, perfume and jewellery. Attentive staff ensure the whole shopping experience is a pleasant one. discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 36 | BALTI TRIANGLE shopping guide B I R MI N G H A M Rukmoni 254 Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8JU Tel: 0121 449 4748 Open: Monday - Friday 10.30am - 6.30pm Saturday 10.30 - 7pm Bank Holidays 11.30am - 6pm A colourful display of clothing outside Rukmoni draws the customer into a store brimming with good quality traditional clothing, fabrics and jewellery. From the traditional saree and salwar kameez to fabrics for home dressmaking, the shop provides plenty of ideas and inspiration all at excellent value. Staff are welcoming and happy to give information and advice, as well as good prices. Rawaaj 158 Brunswick Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8PF Tel: 0121 442 2555 Open: Monday - Saturday 11.30am - 6pm This small shop is bursting with clothes and accessories for men, women and children. Here youll nd everything from excellent value everyday fashion to beautiful outts for weddings. Products on display include beautifully beaded shoes and a wonderful array of handbags, brooches and bangles as well as exquisite tiaras. Staff are on hand if you nd you are spoilt for choice. Milan Sweet Centre 191 Stoney Lane, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8HB Tel: 0121 449 1617 Open: Monday - Sunday 9am - 8pm Located on Stoney Lane, the small but inviting Milan Sweet Centre provides a wonderful selection of sweets and takeaway hot food. Light, bright and welcoming, the shop displays a tempting array of sweets and snacks with helpful staff ready to talk you through the selection. In addition to its takeaway service, the Milan Sweet Centre also offers an on-site catering service for special occasions. Royal Sweet 418-420a Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham B12 8JZ Tel: 0121 449 9155 Open: Monday - Saturday 10am - 7.30pm Sunday 10am - 7pm Royal Sweet offers an inviting selection of Asian snacks and sweets from samosas and frozen snacks to all kinds of cakes, sweets and mints. The deli-style shop gives customers an excellent view of the treats on offer. Friendly staff can explain the wide selection of sweets and offer free tasting an excellent introduction to traditional Asian snacks and confectionery. discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 discount voucher available SEE PAGES 43-46 | 37 Some well-known Birmingham personalities tell us why they love the Balti Triangle... 38 | BALTI TRIANGLE celebrity favourites B I R MI N G H A M B O R N A N D B R E D I love the simplicity of a balti you get a big bowl of the stuff, a load of bread and Bobs your uncle my favourite is Balti chicken with chick peas and spinach. A particularly memorable occasion was when I was at a balti restaurant in Birmingham with a badly broken leg. (I must add that I was also with a bunch of friends, just in case youre thinking this must have been a particularly sad and lonely night out...). I was almost entirely plastered from thigh downwards. In fact all that was protruding from the bottom of the plaster was one extremely manky big toe. A bloke at a nearby table leant over, looked longingly at it and said, Mate, can I suck your toe? Thats the great thing about a Balti night out youll always make nice new friends. By the way, I didnt let him, just in case you were wondering. Adrian Chiles, Presenter - BBCs The One Show, The Apprentice Youre Fired and Match of the Day Two I am a big fan of Indian spices and any smell that gets my mouth watering when Im starving is ne by me! Shefali Oza, Weather Presenter - BBC Midlands Today | 39 Every now and then I treat myself and my family to a curry and the whole experience of going for a curry in an authentic restaurant is fantastic the gorgeous aromas, the great atmosphere and of course the delicious food. Its wonderful that the Balti Triangle has become so well renowned for producing some of the best curries around yet another thing that the city of Birmingham can be extremely proud of. Karren Brady, Managing Director - Birmingham City Football Club I love baltis my favourite is chicken and mushroom. I like going to balti restaurants because I thoroughly enjoy soaking up the buzz and the atmosphere truly exhilarating! I chose a balti restaurant for my ftieth birthday party celebration (quite a few years ago now!) so I think that says it all. Mind you, the owner served up a volcanic cocktail for me afterwards that nearly nished me off! Nick Owen, Presenter - BBC Midlands Today the famous Birmingham Balti Triangle We cant promise trade secrets but here is a recipe that even a balti beginner can try at home. Just remember to get your spices when you visit the Balti Triangle for a more authentic favour and at a fraction of what you could pay at the supermarket! Ingredients: 1 tbsp groundnut oil 1 spanish onion, chopped 1 garlic clove, grated 1cm piece ginger, grated 2 chicken breasts cut into pieces (vegetables such as onion, okra, ne beans, broccoli can be used as substitutes) chicken or vegetable stock 1 tsp tomato pure salt, to taste 1 bay leaf 1 large tomato, sliced 1/2 tsp mustard seeds, crushed 2 tbsp fresh coriander, chopped 1 tsp garam masala 4 curry leaves, dried and crushed 1 tsp palm sugar 1 tsp ground coriander 1 tsp ground cumin 1 tsp cinnamon 1 tsp ground cloves 1 tsp turmeric 1 tsp nigella seeds 3 green chillies, chopped 4 whole cardamom pods, split Method: Heat the oil in a pan. When hot, add the mustard seeds and fry for 30 seconds on high heat. Add the onion and cook for 3-5 minutes on medium heat until soft. Now add all the spices, garlic and ginger and stir in. Cook for 5 minutes on medium heat ensuring that they dont burn. Cut the chicken into chunks. Add the meat and sugar and stir to coat thoroughly. Cook on medium heat until meat is browned (about 10 minutes). Add a stock cube to a 250ml of boiling water, add a pinch of salt, a teaspoon of tomato pure and a bay leaf. Add to pan and cook on low heat for 25 minutes. After 10 minutes of cooking, curry leaves and/or sliced green pepper can be added (after a further 10 minutes, sliced mushroom can be added). Add garam masala, fresh coriander and tomato to the pan, then cook on low heat for 3 minutes and serve in balti dishes with roti or rice, or a delicious naan. Chicken Balti is a traditional recipe for a classic chicken curry in a tomato-based sauce, served in a balti dish. We hope you enjoy making and eating your own Chicken Balti. BALTI TRIANGLE balti cooking at home B I R MI N G H A M 40 | F o r i l l u s t r a t i o n p u r p o s e s o n l y | 41 F o r
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This voucher cannot be used for Christmas bookings and group bookings for 6 or more people. Only l voucher can be used per transaction and not with any other offer. valid until 3lst December 2009, this voucher can only be used once and copies will not be accepted. Management has the right to withdraw this offer at any time without notice. BALTI TRIANGLE discount voucher B I R MI N G H A M eat, shop & indulge Terms and conditions for vouchers are: vouchers may also be used for takeaway orders until 7pm. This voucher cannot be used for Christmas bookings and group bookings for 6 or more people. Only l voucher can be used per transaction and not with any other offer. valid until 3lst December 2009, this voucher can only be used once and copies will not be accepted. Management has the right to withdraw this offer at any time without notice. BALTI TRIANGLE discount voucher B I R MI N G H A M Terms and conditions for vouchers are: vouchers may also be used for takeaway orders until 7pm. This voucher cannot be used for Christmas bookings and group bookings for 6 or more people. Only l voucher can be used per transaction and not with any other offer. valid until 3lst December 2009, this voucher can only be used once and copies will not be accepted. Management has the right to withdraw this offer at any time without notice. eat, shop & indulge eat, shop & indulge # # eat, shop & indulge 20% off 15% off 10% off # # BALTI TRIANGLE discount voucher B I R MI N G H A M eat, shop & indulge BALTI TRIANGLE discount voucher B I R MI N G H A M eat, shop & indulge Participating Restaurants Adils Al Prash Cinnamon Ped Diwan 8alti Grameen Khana Desi Grill Khana |mrans Lahore 8uffet (Monday-Thursday only) Lahore Karahi Plaza Tandoori (Sunday-Thursday only) Saleems Lazeez Lounge Participating Shops 1ewel of 8irmingham Poze Accessories Meena 8azaar BALTI TRIANGLE discount voucher B I R MI N G H A M Participating Restaurants Cinnamon Ped Desi Khana Lahore Karahi Pun|ab Paradise Participating Shops Pukmoni (not including Saturdays and 8ank Holidays) Milan Sweet Centre Midlands Pashion Poze 8outique Participating Restaurants Cinnamon Ped Lahore Karahi Participating Shops Pukmoni (not including Saturdays and 8ank Holidays) BALTI TRIANGLE discount voucher B I R MI N G H A M # # Terms and conditions for vouchers are: vouchers may also be used for takeaway orders until 7pm. This voucher cannot be used for Christmas bookings and group bookings for 6 or more people. Only l voucher can be used per transaction and not with any other offer. valid until 3lst December 2009, this voucher can only be used once and copies will not be accepted. Management has the right to withdraw this offer at any time without notice. BALTI TRIANGLE discount voucher B I R MI N G H A M eat, shop & indulge Terms and conditions for vouchers are: vouchers may also be used for takeaway orders until 7pm. This voucher cannot be used for Christmas bookings and group bookings for 6 or more people. Only l voucher can be used per transaction and not with any other offer. valid until 3lst December 2009, this voucher can only be used once and copies will not be accepted. Management has the right to withdraw this offer at any time without notice. BALTI TRIANGLE discount voucher B I R MI N G H A M Terms and conditions for vouchers are: vouchers may also be used for takeaway orders until 7pm. This voucher cannot be used for Christmas bookings and group bookings for 6 or more people. Only l voucher can be used per transaction and not with any other offer. valid until 3lst December 2009, this voucher can only be used once and copies will not be accepted. Management has the right to withdraw this offer at any time without notice. eat, shop & indulge eat, shop & indulge BALTI TRIANGLE how to nd out more B I R MI N G H A M For more information about planning and regeneration in East Birmingham, please contact: The East Birmingham Development Planning and Regeneration Team 8th Floor Alpha Tower Suffolk Street Queensway Birmingham B1 1TR Tel: 0121 464 9832 Email: baltitriangle@birmingham.gov.uk www.birmingham.gov.uk If you would like to know more about any aspect of visiting Birmingham or the Balti Triangle, please contact: Marketing Birmingham Level 4 Millennium Point Curzon Street Birmingham B4 7XG Tel: 0121 202 5115 www.marketingbirmingham.com www.visitbirmingham.com Asian Balti Restaurant Association Contact: Andy Munro Tel: 07985 169462 Email: munroandy@hotmail.com www.baltitriangle.com | 47 www.baltitriangle.com YOUR ESSENTIAL GUIDE the balti triangle B I R MI N G H A M D e s i g n e d
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