ASIA ASIA FOOD HALL Birmingham
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About ASIA ASIA FOOD HALL Birmingham
On the second floor, ASIA ASIA FOOD HALL Birmingham is a food court gathering separate vendor stalls covering Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Korean and Vietnamese cooking. Entry works through a prepaid top-up card, bought at the entrance and used across every stall in place of cash at each counter, though cash may be needed to load the card itself. Diners carry a buzzer that beeps once an order is ready for collection. The recurring menu spans pho, pad Thai, tom yum noodles, bibimbap, bibim udong, ramen and sushi platters, with halal and vegetarian options among them. Beer and wine are served alongside the food stalls. Seating runs across multiple floors and fills up at busier times. There is no reservation system, service runs walk-in, and orders are picked up stall by stall once the buzzer signals.
Good to know
“Casual food hall & market serving an array of Asian eats from varied vendors, plus beer & wine.”
- ReservationsWalk-in only
- ParkingPaid parking lot
- Good for kidsGood for kids
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention top up card system, pho, sushi platter and bibimbap.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention top up card system, pho, sushi platter and bibimbap.
Customer Review Summary
Pho draws the most repeated praise, with diners describing it as authentic and returning within days for it, alongside standout Thai dishes like pad Thai and tom yum noodles credited to Thai cooks. Close behind, Korean options earn strong mentions, especially korean chicken and chips and the beef bulgogi bibimbap, while a ramen from one Japanese stall and a sushi platter around £15 also get called out as generous portions. Reviewers consistently describe large servings, fresh cooking, and a wide spread of cuisines across two or three floors, plus halal and vegetarian choices. The prepaid top up card system is repeatedly flagged as a downside, some finding it clunky though clever, and one review notes needing cash to load it. One reviewer mentions the venue felt hard to navigate for a pram, and another found the restroom floor slippery just after cleaning. Several reviewers say they returned or plan to return.
Customer Review Summary
Pho draws the most repeated praise, with diners describing it as authentic and returning within days for it, alongside standout Thai dishes like pad Thai and tom yum noodles credited to Thai cooks. Close behind, Korean options earn strong mentions, especially korean chicken and chips and the beef bulgogi bibimbap, while a ramen from one Japanese stall and a sushi platter around £15 also get called out as generous portions. Reviewers consistently describe large servings, fresh cooking, and a wide spread of cuisines across two or three floors, plus halal and vegetarian choices. The prepaid top up card system is repeatedly flagged as a downside, some finding it clunky though clever, and one review notes needing cash to load it. One reviewer mentions the venue felt hard to navigate for a pram, and another found the restroom floor slippery just after cleaning. Several reviewers say they returned or plan to return.
Featured reviews
- Google user
“Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese and Chinese food in the same place. You have to pay at the entrance to put money in your football card and spend it as you go from restaurant to restaurant. We were 4 people for dinner. Sushi choices are the go to food for us.”
- Google user
“Great addition to the area. Great variety and halal options available. Price can add up a bit if you get carried away but definitely a good place to hang out.”
- Google user
“Great atmosphere. Good location. Love that there are so many option in such a small place, yet it does not feel overcrowded or loud while they work in all kitchens. Sakura is great! The foot is delicious and the portions are great! The one downside is the prepaid card system, but other than that it is a great experience. We’ll be back again for sure!”
- Google user
“Delicious food, so many different options to choose from. All very reasonably priced for what you get. Lots of seating but it can get quite busy at times. Food is fresh and made quickly. The ramen from Sakura Japanese was a huge portion and delicious! Would also recommend the sushi platter for only £15.”
- Google user
“Came across this little gem before seeing a band. The restaurant is over two or three floors with booth type themes. Japanese, Chinese, Thai, Korean and more. We had the Korean dishes, Beef Bulgogi Bibimbap Rice and Spicy Pork Bibim Udong. Both came with soup and sauce. Cooked to perfection with wonderful full flavours. Go to the first floor to get a card, which you add money to and use it at anyone of the booths. They give you a remote which beeps when the food is ready to be collected. Highly recommend.”
Amenities
- Paid parking lot
- No-contact delivery
- Takeout
- Dine-in
- Good for kids
- Casual
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- Solo dining
- Restroom
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