Thania Spice — Restaurant in Birmingham

From the moment I stepped in, I was greeted with warm and friendly smiles from the staff.

One of the highlights of the meal was the paneer - it was absolutely delicious! The cubes were cooked to perfection and the sauce had just the right balance of spices. It was definitely one of the best paneer dishes I have had in a long time.

Another great feature of this restaurant is that they allow BYOB, which is always a plus. It's great to be able to bring your own drinks and enjoy them with your meal.

The naan bread was another standout - it was soft and fluffy, served hot straight from the oven. It paired perfectly with the flavorful curries and made for a very satisfying meal.

One thing that really caught my attention was the crazy laser lighting. It added a unique and fun element to the dining experience and made the ambiance feel energetic and exciting....but perhaps should be mounted so as not to shine in some of the...

I went for a meal with friends, from the moment we walked in we was made to feel welcome and valued customers

The food, was excellent and could not be faulted, piping hot , food served in good time but no way we felt rushed.

The waiting staff were polite friendly, and good banter with our table which is always a good thing

We all had starters, mains, various sides, and the bill came to £182.50 for a party of ten with the cost of living is excellent value for money

You can bring your own booze but not allowed to bring soft drinks which is fair eonugh

Currently they don't take cards only cash not sure if this temporary or permanent

In summary if you want a good value Indian meal with great service...

We went here on Saturday and had a really nice meal which was reasonably priced - the naan bread was some of the best I've had, and I've eaten in lots of indian restaurants! They aren't licenced to serve alcohol, which is fine, but they need to get creative with the range of soft drinks offered - there are so many lovely ones that they could stock. Instead, we paid £3.50 for a pint glass of flat lemonade and coke. I personally prefer cans or bottles of soft drink, because they keep their fizz and are nice when served with in a nice glass with a bit of ice. I'd definitely go again - food was great, but soft drink selection needs improving and making a...