Bilal Sweets — Restaurant in Birmingham

Initially I avoided Bilals as they had a poor food hygiene rating but they seem to have got this up to 4 stars. I have purchased Veg Pakora from here on a few occasions and they were lovely. Below you see photos of two Katlamas purchased on different occasions. They are the best I have personally tasted in Alum Rock. The pastry is nice, crisp, not too thick and the meat is flavoured with onions and spices with a little fresh chilli. Took me back to the 90s when I first had a Katlama from Mushtaqs. These are a bargain too at £1.70 and blow sajid shahi out of the water (see my review for them). The shami kebabs are a shambles I’m afraid to say. Haven’t tried the sweets but getting tempted to buy a box. Unfortunately traditional Pakistani food such as shami kebabs, samosa, pakora, katlama, mint sauce is now a dying art but at least the Katlama and Pakora from here is somewhat of a throwback to a...

went to Bilal sweet centre food looked good brought! samosas gave them to child to eat took first bite found small piece of plastic seems like cling film... i was shocked okay things can happen then my other son first! bite totally shocked! big thin long bone he left table not eaten nothing! left table on onwill never go there again please beware to the public! what you are eating my son could of died...

big bone we traveled from coventry health and safety investigation should taken place of the shop should close down due to no health & safety! food handling. disgrace! see image plastic cling film and large thin bone dirty place void this shop.i...

The food from here is amazing. I always come here for vegetable pakora. One of the best I tasted. They make them fresh throughout the day. Their chicken pakora is also amazing which has more chicken than batter!

They also do Katlama, samosa, shami and sheekh kebab which are also on par. They sell pre-prepared sheekh kebab rolls and also shami kebab burgers.

Their sweets are also popular especially the white jalebi, gajar halwa and koya barfi.

They also do breakfast on weekends like halwa and channa Puri which is great.

More of a take away than dine in place. Busy times like Eid queues can quite often be seen going...