We've teamed up with our friends at welovebrum to bring you a list of the 10 best spots for curry in Birmingham. Of course your opinion may be different so if you want to add your thoughts please feel free to tell us about your favourite.

Opheem

The brainchild of Birmingham superchef Aktar Islam is the best place to find the most progressive Indian food in the city.

Lasan

If Gordon Ramsey has called it one of the best restaurants in the city, who are we to disagree?

Indian Brewery

Beer and curry are one of the best combinations in life, and the Indian Brewery was quick to grasp that and created a sector all for themselves.

Jyoti's

While England has quickly taken the chicken tikka masala dish as their own, it’s a little known fact that 40% of Indians are vegetarians; so the majority of the dishes that they eat are vegetarian.

Asha's

The chain which has seen roaring success in Dubai and Kuwait for combining the Indian music and food has found further success in the second city on Newhall Street.

Raja Monkey

Possibly one of the most forward-thinking curry houses in the second city is located in Hall Green. Raja Monkey are embracing the modern methods of creating Asian cuisine and present a range of thalis and street food options.

Zindiya

This wonderful curry house mixes the colourful Indian street food scene with tradition to make a perfect mix to stand out from the crowd in the city. The décor is lovely and matches the style of the restaurant perfectly.

Pushkar

If you live in the city, you will know all about this restaurant already. Pushkar was recently named as the best restaurant in the Midlands at the National Curry Awards.

Shababs

One of the few remaining original balti houses in the city can be found at Shababs, and while it has undergone a makeover in recent years, the same taste remains.

Qavali

This beautiful Indo-Persian cuisine serves up some of the best tasting curries in Birmingham. With a choice of 10 top curries including some great vegetarian options, Qavali is the place to go for your next meal out.

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