11 of us went for a meal on feb 14th 2011, service was good,…read morewaiters were very polite, was havin a gr8 night, the owner came to our table, he gave the 3 ladies in our group a rose and small box of chocs and us blokes a pack of cards each, at this time he said with his compliments. when we got the bill he had charged £5 per item, we challenged him with this, he said he couldn't give these away, we got some of the money refunded, be aware of this scam when you use this restaurant !!!!!!

The Sonargaon Tandoori restaurant has recently been renovated to a very high standard. Set on two…read morefloors, the upstairs has the new addition of a smoking balcony. A family-run restaurant, it always offers a warm welcome and a friendly atmosphere. The service is always excellent but never intrusive, and the food is of a consistently high standard. The restaurant is fully licensed and has a bar; a good selection of wines and beers are available. The prices are very reasonable for a restaurant, with a discount available for takeaway. I would recommend this restaurant wholeheartedly to all of my friends.

I first used this restaurant as a take away because for some reason our usual wasn't available…read more Can't remember why. Came across Radhuni by accident really as I'm usually a creature of habit. The smells coming out of the building always make my stomach rumble, even if I've just eaten. I have to say that in a world stuffed full of similar restaurants, the food from here is really lovely. They do the usual fare, but with lovely subtle twists and the flavours are just gorgeous. I've only ever used it as a take away though so can't comment on the restaurant part. The only thing is that they do take quite a while to deliver. When they say 45 minutes they usually mean that plus a little bit more. It's fine as long as you're aware of this when you order as the food is worth the wait. The first time I used them though we nearly gave up on seeing our food (although they had a new delivery driver apparently) but the owner was very apologetic. Stick with them, they're worth it.

I love Radhuni. Partly because it's 2 minutes walk from my house, but mainly because it's really…read moregood. There is a mind-boggling choice of dishes on the menu and everything I've tried has been great (and believe me, I've tried a few). The dishes I seem to keep coming back to though, are the two fish options, the curiously named Salmon Wait and See, and the slightly hotter Karkri Fish Masala, both of which are excellent, served in thick, delicious and well spiced sauces. Radhuni is also good value, with a meal for two including poppadoms, starters, mains and bread coming in at just under £30. It is also unlicensed so you can bring your own beer. The staff are friendly and happy to accommodate any special requests such as extra chilli etc. and on the odd occasion that we've been too lazy to even drag ourselves off the sofa they have delivered with no issues. The take away food is just as good as that served in the restaurant and if anything the portions are even more generous. In a city full of curry houses, this one is a cut above the rest and definitely worth a visit.

Went for a lunchtime work outing so had a table booked for around eight people. Service was a bit…read morehaphazard throughout, but we ended up getting what we ordered and despite the numbers in our group pretty much everything arrived OK and in decent time. The food was a tad on the hotter side spice wise, but given likely local preferences probably to be expected. Overall my food was tasty enough, nothing mega tho just standard mid-range curry house, but the Lasse was pretty dull ... more like a milk with sugar drink: not much yoghurt and no subtlety of flavour. Food portions are generous and I ended up leaving half of my rice and most of my starter, not really to do with taste but just volume. I may be fat but I ain't a greedy shoveller! This would be a good place to order a few dishes to share amongst friends. We stayed until maybe 3.15 and throughout there were plenty of folks popping in and lounging, not necessarily for 'restaurant' service but treating it more like a coffee shop. Clearly the locals like it and so there's a nice informal vibe about the place. The decor isn't really my style but it's comfy enough. I would go back more for vibe than food, prices are fine and I don't mind a bit of haphazard if the right attitude is there. So I'd recommend overall.

Been here a few times over the years. My last few visits have been disappointing to say the least…read more With our most recent visit being one which is remembered for all the wrong reasons. No staff to meet up on entrance. Allocated a table which was clearly unsuitable. Moved from our table with out explanation once we had sat down Had to wait for a high chair for the little one. Our order taken to the wrong table. Some of what we ordered wasn't bought until we had to remind the staff. Food wasn't cooked how we requested. The food itself was OK and price likewise. However the service is lacking beyond belief. Its unfortunate the finishing touches are neglected in terms of the service and attention to details when it comes to their customers. Would I go back... Perhaps some time in the future...

This Indian restaurant has been around for about 10 years or more, and provides a great service to…read moreeveryone that walks through the door. The food is top notch and so is the service. I found the rose house wine that I had wasn't great and was very acidic so they could do with changing that. The food always arrives in good time, and despite it being a school night there were plenty of customers which is a good sign. The food is tasty and flavoursome and they gave us a complimentary onion bahji to have with our main course. We were pretty stuffed so didn't have a dessert this time. You can always guarantee a great meal here served with a smile.

Took as ages to get our food and they just kept on serving us beers. The place was busy but having…read morea wait of close to 2 hours for food is not good. Meant the food was just eaten with no thought on quality etc.

Tempted by the £9.95 banquet we paid a visit on a Thursday evening, but the eye-watering drinks…read moreprices still threw up a £66 bill for 3 diners with one of us on soft drinks (£3.80 tonic water). Service and quality has always won through and brought us back in the past, but tonight we sat down and ordered drinks and papadoms only to be told that we couldn't have papadoms until after we had ordered our food !!! Is that a real rule? To add further insult they then left us for 10 minutes or so without taking an order or bringing drinks. The restaurant will be quick to explain how they don't make money on the set menu, in which case they might consider putting a bit of enthusiasm into serving up the extras and drinks, which were actually more than the cost of the meals. The restaurant was brisk but no overly busy. Plenty of other choices in the area thankfully.

Have been dining here for many years and still love it. Food is great, iv never had a complaint so…read morefar and the staff are always polite and happy to help.

My husband and I decided to go to Purbobagh and what a very pleasant surprise. It was the best…read morerestaurant experience on our trip and some of the best food and service we have received anywhere! It is an average size restaurant with approximately 20 tables all with tablecloths. Our waiter was a man in his late 40's and I believe was the manager. He was very accommodating and eager to please. The menu was extensive. We ordered a bottle of red wine and to start, Papadom. It arrived at our table with a tray of four sauces along with onions, cucumbers and peppers. I ordered the Butter Chicken and my husband asked our waiter what he recommended. Our waiter's face changed from intent to confidence and said, "I have just the dish. Will a medium heat be appropriate?" My husband said yes and the waiter put in our order. We were then brought an appetizer of tandoori chicken on a bed of onions sautéed in spices, including curry, compliments of the waiter. It was delicious! The main dishes arrived and we're served tableside by our waiter. The Butter Chicken was absolutely amazing. My husband's dish was chicken and boiled eggs with spices and a medium spicy sauce. He loved it. The Naan was the size of a large pizza and was light and fluffy. The portions were large and we had the remainder of our meals boxed up. One of the other waiters stopped by our table and said the manager was making a special desert for us. He brought us each a small parfait dish warm on the bottom with vanilla ice cream with a caramel sauce drizzled on top. At the bottom of the dish was a round doughnut type food soaked in a tasty syrup. It was as good as a dessert gets. Throughout our meal, our waiter engaged us in conversation and made us feel welcomed. The whole experience was very enjoyable and I highly recommend Purbobagh to anyone visiting or living in the Birmingham area.

Been here a few times now, the food is lovely with plenty to offer, they have a meal deal on at…read morepresent, starter, main course and a sundry for just under £9pp. I gave it 4 stars due to the fact it takes a while to receive your food, but we have been told this is because the chef cooks everything from fresh, if this is true which I think it is due to the great tasting food, I don't mind waiting that little bit extra.

We stumbled across this place due to the big sign above the door stating a 3 course menu and free…read morebubbly. Disappointed the bubbly offer had ended but they let us have the 3course even though stated mom-thurs. Great choices for each course. We opted for lamb chops, chicken tikka stir fry and chicken tikka. Each of us was given a plate with salad and sauce to which we added our starter. Thought this was quite neat as none of us were crossing over each other grabbing food. Mains we had lamb jalfrezi, chicken balti and a tarka dhal- all well presented and tasted good. Dessert standard - cheesecake with ice cream. Think would be better to offer a more authentic dessert. Overall lovely meal. Some decor mishaps (ceiling leak) no AC, was a tad stuffy but other than that lovely. Service was amazing - very attentive and welcoming.

Restaurant situated on St Mary's row. I went for the first time on Saturday and it was absolutely…read morepacked. Booking at the weekend is clearly a must! The poor waiters were so busy they were rushing off before we'd even had time to finish our drink requests. When they arrived they were all wrong but this was quickly sorted out. the staff in general were very good. Food wise I would say it was a fairly posh curry house. I ordered a chicken bhuna, which is one of my regular choices, to find it tasted quite different to anything I'd had before. Also, the naan breads were very thin and crispy not light and fluffy. Non of this is bad, it's just not what I was expecting. It made a nice change. Everyone else in the party seems happy with their choices too. I would go back again, but if you want a quiet/romantic meal, don't go on a Friday or Saturday night!

Upon entering, we were greeted by a waitress who was dressed smartly and took us to our table. As…read moresoon as we were seated, we were offered both a jug of water and our choice of an alcoholic beverage. When we were ready to order we decided to try the Piquant Shahi Tukrah which consisted of chicken stuffed with minced meat and prawns. It came served with pilau rice and two Piquants and the delicious special chefs house sauce. I would like to say I sampled one of the many delicious looking deserts but unfortunately I was too full. The waitress was always on hand to top up our drinks for us and ensure we had everything we needed to enjoy a pleasant evening.