Balti Restaurants in Brum

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King of baltis is the best, comes highly recommended from a friend of mine who made me drive 100 miles to go for a meal there, and it was so worth it. Table nans for sure

if you want to try something a little nearer to home, there is an area of leicester that is reknown for its curries in general, though I'm not sure about balties...

If you are interested in good food in Nottingham, there is a fantastic cantonese in Beeston, all you can eat for 14.50, and the staff are so helpful and nice...well worth it

have fun

Jayne
Chris N. wrote:
> Someone wrote:
> > As a student in Birmingham, 13 years ago, now (blimey!), we used to go
to
> > Balti restaurants in Stoney Lane, Sparkbrook.  I've now recently moved
close
> > by (well, Nottingham) and am a little despondent that the so-called
Baltis
> > here are nothing like the ones I remember (served with rice??  In a
small
> > pot bowl??).  Anyway, I was thinking about driving down to Brum to
> > rejuvenate my memory (and taste buds).  Any recommendations as to a
good,
> > cheap and tasty Balti (Stoney Lane only)?
> >
> > I particularly remember one restaurant serving Nan breads the size of
the
> > table!  Does this still happen?
>
> Yes they all seem to do "table naan's" I still favor Adil's or King Balti
> myself.
> Good luck
> --
> Chris Notton
> }<////(*>

From [email removed] Thu Jul 13 15:04:55 EDT 2000
Article: 3099 of uk.food+drink.restaurants

The Royal Naim still gets my vote every time.
I've tried all the well known ones however this is still my favourite. AS the other replies have confirmed- yep the big table naans still happen ;-)

HTH
Chris

In article , Andy Sowter <asowter@syn
opticsga.freeserve.co.uk> writes
>As a student in Birmingham, 13 years ago, now (blimey!), we used to go to
>Balti restaurants in Stoney Lane, Sparkbrook.  I've now recently moved close
>by (well, Nottingham) and am a little despondent that the so-called Baltis
>here are nothing like the ones I remember (served with rice??  In a small
>pot bowl??).  Anyway, I was thinking about driving down to Brum to
>rejuvenate my memory (and taste buds).  Any recommendations as to a good,
>cheap and tasty Balti (Stoney Lane only)?
>
>I particularly remember one restaurant serving Nan breads the size of the
>table!  Does this still happen?
>
>Andy
>
>P.S.  Is it STILL true that real baltis are only served in Bradford,
>Birmingham and Bristol?
>
>