Indian Restaurants in Walsall
Spice up your evening with a visit to one of these recommended indian restaurants in Walsall. These Indian restaurants not only provide a great level of customer service but also offer fantastic food. Whether you prefer a mild korma or a spicy vindaloo, these indian restaurants have an extensive choice of dishes for everyone to enjoy. These Indian restaurants in Walsall have been recommended by local people.
Indian Restaurants in Walsall
Looking for an Indian Restaurant in Walsall where you can enjoy freshly cooked, authentic Indian food? Then why not pay a visit to the very popular Bombay Indian Cuisine in Brownhills, Walsall. Table can be booked online or by calling the restaurant.
Looking for a Indian Restaurant in Walsall that can offer a wide array of authentic Indian dishes, look no further than Aura India Cuisine in Aldridge, Walsall.
Enjoyable evening with the walking football group
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Royal Darbar has built an fantastic reputation as one of Walsall's best Indian restaurants, serving authentic cuisine which perfectly combined traditional and contemporary flavours.
My favourite curry house/mixed grill to take my family too. The staff here are super-nice, and the food is great, and fairly priced. I recommend the chilli chips, as they’re delicious, and their cheese naan is good too. For mains, I also enjoy the mixed grill, but would recommend the chicken clay pot.
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For Indian Restaurants in Walsall, pay a visit to Kiran's Balti in Darlaston for delicious Asian food. Takeaway and delivery service is also available. The restaurant is not licensed so you can bring your own alcohol.
My daughter and I love Kiran's. We often eat in and have take-aways. The service is always spot on and the food is delicious. I would recommend the Balti King Samosa. Tasty and huge portions!
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Voujon Lounge is one of Walsall's most popular Indian Restaurants, offering a wide selection of delicious authentic Indian & Bangladeshi dishes that will your tingle your taste buds!
I really enjoyed our visit here. It's a place that could easily get overlooked in a row of shops. Less so though at night when it's rather impressive entrance is brightly lit. I only only found it by chance and thought we should try it. I do read reviews before I go and saw nothing that would put me off. Note that I ignore all takeaway reviews.
It's unlicensed and you can therefore take your own alcohol.
It's a pleasant and clean place and the art work reminded me of the same named restaurant in West Bromwich.
The staff are very friendly and helpful and pointed out that they have an extremely competitive meal deal even on our Saturday night, most unusual in my experience. As such it must be the most competitively priced restaurant in the West Midlands.
We shared a sheekh kebab and onion bhaji starter, both were OK, and the dips were nice.
The wife's very flavoursome balt was excellent, I actually preferred hers to my Sylethi special. I note that this and a couple of other dishes including the zafraani come with a red gravy which I find bitter and so prefer the usual brown. The relaxed timing between the courses was just right for us.
Two pistachio kulfis finished off a very pleasant night.
I was a bit surprised that it was a bit quiet although they seemed to be very busy on the take away side.
I suspect parking could be a bit of a problem on a busy night but there may be a few spaces around that I am not aware of. We'll be back.
It's unlicensed and you can therefore take your own alcohol.
It's a pleasant and clean place and the art work reminded me of the same named restaurant in West Bromwich.
The staff are very friendly and helpful and pointed out that they have an extremely competitive meal deal even on our Saturday night, most unusual in my experience. As such it must be the most competitively priced restaurant in the West Midlands.
We shared a sheekh kebab and onion bhaji starter, both were OK, and the dips were nice.
The wife's very flavoursome balt was excellent, I actually preferred hers to my Sylethi special. I note that this and a couple of other dishes including the zafraani come with a red gravy which I find bitter and so prefer the usual brown. The relaxed timing between the courses was just right for us.
Two pistachio kulfis finished off a very pleasant night.
I was a bit surprised that it was a bit quiet although they seemed to be very busy on the take away side.
I suspect parking could be a bit of a problem on a busy night but there may be a few spaces around that I am not aware of. We'll be back.
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Are you looking for tasty Indian food in Walsall? Then look no further than The Vine Pub who offer fantastic curries and tandoori dishes.
First class curry
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