Zebs Mirpuri Cuisine

Zeb's Mirpuri Cuisine is based on the world famous Ladypool Road, renowned for its 'Balti Triangle'. Zebs combines understated style and excellent service, the menu is modern Mirpuri fusion with an emphasis on quality, traditional ingredients. Zebs opened with a genuine celebration of the finest Mirpuri cuisine, bringing to life the artistry and heritage of this North Eastern cuisine.

Sampling a legendary Birmingham balti is a "must do" before you die according to The Birmingham Mail. Zebs Restaurant was described by them as among the better examples of the 50-plus restaurants for serving the best, simplest, no-nonsense, and above all, the cheapest Indian food. So what's all the fuss about? Firstly, the food is prepared well, as their chefs dish out traditional favourites with acurately judged spicing, like the balti, dhansak dishes and jalfrezi dishes.

But the menu goes from one extreme to the other. From the simple through to unusual delicacies like the chef's specialities - Mirpuri murgh and butter chicken, or the Mirpuri desi selection, Mirpuri chicken jalfrezi and karahi gosht, and tawah selections of king prawn tawah and mangla machli tawah - this gives Zebs a bit of an edge over the competition and tempts diners to travel miles to eat there.

Zebs restaurant is a light, contemporary, sophisticated space, spread over two floors; the ground floor can seat up to forty six people whilst the first floor area can take fifty, this area can also be used for functions. Another plus to Zebs is the fact that they are unlicensed, but you can take your own alcoholic drinks there with you.