It was amazing, and my kids loved it. The diverse selection of both desi and non-desi dishes was a hit with everyone. The kids menu had lots of choices, making it easy for my picky children to find something they liked.
While the parking was a bit cramped, there was complimentary on-site parking available with ample spaces. We did have to park far from the buffet, but the front of the restaurant looked beautiful.
The buffet was priced at £22 per person, which I found to be worth it for the quality and variety of food offered. Children under 5 dined free of charge, which was a great bonus.
There was a wide variety of traditional Pakistani and Indian cuisines available, along with BBQ, pasta, and pizzas. During Ramadan, they also offered samosas, spring rolls, and pakoras. The selection of curries, biryani, pulao, and other dishes was impressive.
In addition to the delicious food, the buffet restaurant had over a dozen dessert options, traditional tea included in the price, ample seating, and restroom facilities. Overall, it was a highly recommended dining option in Birmingham.
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