Agra palace has quality food and service. The best Indian restaurant in the area. 10/10read more

Love this place. Great food. Friendly staff. Good prices. Nice atmosphere. I recommend to anyone…read morelooking for an Indian meal

Very clean and contemporary restaurant, pleasant staff, fair pricing…read more Food was slightly on the bland side for my wife, expecting something with a little more punch, the korma was perhaps a little too sweet, but overall it all tasted nice. What's with Glace cherries in a curry? They give a voucher out for £3 off your next order of £20-£25, £5 off your next order of £25-30 or £10 off orders over £30 which is nice. I'd probably go back but my wife thought the food wasn't varied enough.

This restaurant's always full, which is a good sign and well deserved - I opted for the buffet and…read moreit was gorgeous! It's a bit different to many other establishments in Walsall as they serve authentic south Indian cuisine (you won't find your typical tikka massalas etc here) but it's a great opportunity to try something new - you won't be disappointed!

Imlees is beautiful Indian restaurant located in the heart of Moseley. It has a classy modern vibe…read morepacked into this small space. I believe there is an upstairs dining room as well, but I haven't been sat up there yet. I have tried a few Indian restaurants since moving to Brum and Imlees is the only one I really like. I've dined here 3 times now and we are always greeted at the door. The restaurant is not licensed so you can take in your own beer/wine/etc. Across the street are two shops in case you get thirsty and forget to bring your own. The menu seems to have a good variety; lots of starters to choose from and a page and a half of mains. The poppadoms always taste fresh. There are 3 different dips served with the poppadoms. There is an onion chutney, a spicy red dip, and a mint dip. I'm still new to Indian food so I'm not the best with my descriptions. For this visit, I tried chicken tikka for a starter and Bagaara chicken for a main. The chicken dishes were both flavourful! The Bagaara was a tad too spicy for me. I usually choose Butter chicken (which is fantastic) but decided to be a bit more adventurous this visit. In between the starter and main you are served sorbet to cleanse the palate. We also had some delicious naan and pilau rice. As far as price, Imlees is quite affordable. It offers take out too if you aren't up for formal dining. Anyone finding themselves hungry in Moseley should give them a try!

I'm spoilt for choice when it comes to Indians in my area, so I was surprised to see Moseley…read morerestaurant owners were much more shrewd with their business strategy i.e. not opening an Indian restaurant in a 1km proximity to 5 other Indian restaurants. Anyway on first impressions it has a very luxurious facade which cajoled me in as though 3 wishes awaited me inside. It is a very slick restaurant and they do a very good job of representing this with their exterior, this impression was only supported by their staff who were incredibly attentive and friendly. Somehow it feels as though Imlees has been part of Moseley for years, it has a very established feeling to it and they seem to have acquired a very loyal customer base despite being one of the newer restaurants on the parade. The food was some of the best Indian food I've ever had. I had to compare their chicken korma with a my catalogue of previously consumed chicken kormas, and I must say I think it was the best one I've had. Imlees provides an impeccable dining experience, so be kind to yourself and go there.

The place was packed on Friday and the food was really nice. If your looking for the best balti in…read moreLichfield look no further this is the place to go to get a authentic curry. staff were good and attentive and listen when I asked for drinks. I would recommend to anyone

We ate here last night as a group of 7 celebrating my friend's birthday. Having pre-booked, we…read morearrived at 7:30 and were shown to our table. The restaurant was busy enough for a Saturday night, but there was also plenty of staff around and only a dozen or so tables so certainly nothing unmanageable. Our drinks order was taken a good 20 minutes after we sat down, and it was another twenty minutes before they arrived. Our food order was finally taken at about 8:15, and apart from a few poppodoms, it was gone 9pm before we saw our mains. When I asked a waiter how long our food was going to be, what I got in response was a dirty look and '5 minutes' spat in my face without any explanation or apology for the delay. When the food did finally arrive, over an hour and a half after we sat down, the portions were definitely on the small size. I challenged the same waiter over this, and to his credit he did throw in an extra portion of rice free of charge, but did so begrudgingly. All of this, however, could have been overlooked if it weren't for what happened next. When clearing the table next to us, we noticed the manager drop a half-full balti dish on the floor right near to where my friend was sitting - instead of apologising or checking for any damage, he hastily cleaned up the mess and simply hurried off. A couple of minutes later my friend picked up her (not cheap) brand-new handbag - which had been draped over the back of her chair near where the curry was dropped - and sat it on her lap for a moment. It was then that she noticed that her bag was covered with greasy curry all down the side, which had now been transferred to her white shirt. We mentioned this to the waiter, who handed us some wet-wipes and left us to it - all without an apology. Unfortunately, as a good ten minute or so had passed since the manager dropped the curry, the grease had set into the bag and left a very noticeable stain which the wet-wipes were not going to solve. When it came time to settle the bill, we mentioned the damage to the bag and that they should probably make a decent contribution towards the cost of trying to get it cleaned. One of the waiters came back with an offer of £10 off a £100 bill, still no apology whatsoever, and words to the tune of 'it's a gesture of goodwill, most other places wouldn't offer you anything. ' We didn't see this as anywhere near a suitable offer, but at the same time we didn't want to cause a scene. So we countered with £20 off the final bill, which we considered to be more than fair. Rather than this ending the whole ordeal, this prompted every member of staff in the restaurant - apart from the manager - to line up near our table and shout in our direction... 'Accidents happen... ' 'But your bag was on the floor so we're not responsible... ' 'I don't care about your bag!' 'But I gave you free rice!' They laughed at us, they mocked at us, they even threatened to call the police on us. The whole time the manager was walking around the restaurant, attending to every table except ours - he was specifically avoiding us. Throughout this we still had not received anything in the way of an apology! In the end we handed £80 to one of the waiters and left. We booked our table at The Bengal based on great past experiences. We were a respectful group who weren't drinking heavily and were prepared to spend a good amount of money with that curry house. Our food was an hour and a half late, and the manager managed to spill a curry all over my friend's handbag. When we argued that the restaurant should comp part of the meal, instead of an apology we were greeted with abuse and rudeness and the threat of the police, all the while with the manager refusing to get involved. Absolutely shocking customer service, I would not recommend this place to anybody.

I came here with a really bad cold and my intention was to eat the hottest curry on the menu. I…read morewanted to clear my sinuses as I hadn't tasted anything for the duration of the illness. I told the waiter about this upon arrival and he laughed and bought me a small plate of chopped chillis. He said it would be great for a cold and he was right, it worked. It was one of the most therapeutic starters I have ever tasted. I decided to have the chicken Korma as my main as the starter had cleared my sinuses and I always find a milder curry easy the next day when I'm sitting on the throne. The sauce was delicious and the consistency was smooth and flavoursome. I had a very sweet desert and the bill came to 20 pounds for the two of us, which is very cheap in my opinion. This is a pretty good curry house and they do a great take out service. You get to watch the fish as you wait.

Not sure why this place was packed out? Maybe because its fairly cheap?…read more Me and my friends had a terrible experience here, but I must stress, the service was excellent! it was the food and drink which to me was a poor standard. It's always nice to have a pint of Warstiener on draught and this place serves that however this tasted watered down!! The starter we had lamb tikka - this was also a disappointment, it was far to chewy. For the main dish we asked for a king prawn madras, unfortunately this did not even taste like a madras, it was missing many spices, very mild and.. ah i could go on an on. A positive i guess was the hot towels at the end were good.

You are never at a loss for Indian food in Birmingham but if you can't make it out to the balti…read moretriangle or you are a Selly Oak local I strongly recommend Sundarbon. Located on the Bristol Road (the main high street running through Selly Oak) and just a stones throw from The University, Sundarbon is a favourite with locals and students alike and it's easy to see why. Friendly staff, pleasant and cosy environment, an ambiguous closing time ('late' is the official word), and very reasonable prices despite the great quality of the food. Personally, I've never been disappointed, whether I have eaten at the restaurant or ordered food for delivery. Also, vegans take note, when my vegan friends are in town Sundarbon is always the first place they want to eat, that has got to be a good recommendation!

One of the many Indian restaurants located on Bristol Road, Sundarbon has a very unusual claim to…read morefame. Various newspaper clippings around the front entrance tell discerning passers-by that the takeaway is the favourite of pop bands such as Liberty X, and that they used to pay to have Sundarbon food flown out personally to them. Obviously, this is a big statement, particularly in a city so famed for its Indian cuisine. However, judging by my dining experiences, the quality of the food has followed the same downward trajectory as Liberty X's career. The food is well priced, as would be expected given its location at the end of one of the most populated student roads in the area, but the food itself doesn't live up to its celebrity billing, with a common (and unusual) complaint being that the curry tastes too sugary. Worth a go if only to say that you've been to a pop group's favourite Indian, but there are much better choices nearby, such as the Royal Orchid.

The owner Joshua and staff were GREAT. He created a special app and meal for my wife and I…read morerecommended an Indian beer which was great. This was our first time really experiencing authentic Indian food (been to a fusion spot). I'm not certain having been to the UK's Curry Capital if the bar so so high I would have a hard time back in the states. The atmosphere was quaint. Small restaurant by American standard. Many people had carry out orders and it was Sunday. Highly recommend this place to anyone.

Very decent curry house, nice selection of regular curries and some special dishes too. Nice and…read morequick service, they don't pester you when you're eating and great tasting food.