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Overview
Address:
93 Newhall StBirmingham City Centre B3 1LH
Phone:
+44 121 236 0671Website:
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In the heart of Birmingham, Kayal Birmingham brings the flavours of Kerala into sharp, appetising focus. This multi-award-winning restaurant champions South Indian culinary traditions, celebrating fresh seafood, aromatic spices and time-honoured recipes that speak to the depth of Malabar flavours.
The menu moves from crisp pre-meal snacks and tangy pickles to gently spiced soups perfumed with curry leaves. Signature Kerala curries glow with coconut, black pepper and ginger, while crispy dosas and fragrant biryanis showcase South Indian comfort with finesse. Vegetarians and vegans are thoughtfully catered for, and the coastal larder takes pride of place with seafood prepared the Kerala way, delivering brightness, heat and balance in every bite.
The atmosphere nods to Kerala’s rich food culture while feeling distinctly Birmingham: warm, inviting and ideal for convivial gatherings. Whether settling in for a leisurely feast or a swift city-centre supper, diners can expect a distinctive experience guided by authentic flavours and fresh ingredients. Make a date with Malabar spice, explore the menu, and let Birmingham meet Kerala, bite by bite.
- Cuisine: Indian
- Dietary: Vegetarian options, Vegan options, Gluten Free options
- Features: Free wifi, Highchairs available, Non-smoking, Private dining, Table service, Wheelchair accessible
- Good for: Families
- Price: £££
- Venue type: Restaurant
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