Bhaizans Grill
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About Bhaizans Grill
Bhaizans Grill is an Indian restaurant on Lozells Rd in Birmingham, serving a menu of 244 dishes built around its Bengali fish and chips, the green-battered version that has drawn wide attention online. Alongside it, the kitchen runs a full grill and curry list, including the Tandoori Mixed Grill, Prawn Bhuna On Puree, and the Regular Bhaizan's Shatkora Donner Chicken, with curries built on a lentil-based sauce. Masala fries appear as a regular side. Orders are taken on a walk-in basis, and payment is cash only. Upstairs seating is set aside for families and larger groups gathering together. The Shatkhora doner also sits on the menu alongside the starters, which include a Shish Kebab Starter and a Masala Fish Starter. Free parking is available outside the restaurant.
Good to know
- ReservationsWalk-in only
- AccessibilityHas wheelchair-accessible entrance · Has wheelchair-accessible seating
Menu & Prices
244 dishes · mains £0–49- Prawn Bhuna On Puree£6.95
- Regular Bhaizan's Shatkora Donner Chicken£9.95
- Tandoori Mixed Grill£16.95
- Shish Kebab Starter£2.95
- Masala Fish Starter£10.95
- Chicken Chaat On Puree£6.95
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention bengali fish and chips, masala fries, cash only and chicken pakora.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention bengali fish and chips, masala fries, cash only and chicken pakora.
Customer Review Summary
The Bengali fish and chips draws the most attention, splitting diners between those who found it crispy and flavorsome and others who called the green batter tasteless, a wasted opportunity compared to a local chippy. The shatkhora doner and chicken pakora also earn praise. Masala fries divide opinion, described as soggy or lacking spice by some. Several reviewers note the restaurant is cash only.
Customer Review Summary
The Bengali fish and chips draws the most attention, splitting diners between those who found it crispy and flavorsome and others who called the green batter tasteless, a wasted opportunity compared to a local chippy. The shatkhora doner and chicken pakora also earn praise. Masala fries divide opinion, described as soggy or lacking spice by some. Several reviewers note the restaurant is cash only.
Featured reviews
- Bao
“I went there and tried the Bengali fish and chips aswell as the spicy wings, chicken pakora and the chicken tikka wrap. The fish with extremely crispy and had a nice herbal taste to it, although the fries were a bit soggy the flavor in the …”
- Abdullah Mansoor
“Warm welcome from friendly staff. Upstairs seating available for families and/or private gatherings. Good menu with the famous Bengali fish 'n' chips - which is definitely worth trying. Chips have lots of flavour and the fish is already flavoursome. Shatkhora doner is a really good choice too. You get to take a quick video/picture with the 'banging banging fire' chef! Free parking outside. Only inconvenience is that they accept cash only. Recommended.”
- Shofiqul Islam
“Don't believe the hype. The social media influences must have been paid to give good reviews. The food was so bland. I'm bangladeshi, I know what good food should taste like, especially fish. The 'famous' green fish and chip was tasteless, the batter on the fish was green probably from food colouring as there was no other flavour in it. Just go to any black country chippy you'll better fish. The massalla chips tasted like if had no massalla on it. The curry sauce was a lentil curry that had no spice. All this for £15.95 (at the time of writing this) is not worth. The staff were nice and the service was good but the food was big let down.”
- Naeem Iqbal
“Tried the viral fish and chips at Bhaizan Grill and honestly… bangin, bangin, fire. The fish was fresh, crispy, and perfectly cooked, with a proper green crunch on the outside and soft, flaky fish inside. The fries were spot on too, crispy, …”
- Halal Foodie
“Lower your expectations and then lower it even more. Never trust trending food on social media. Came here and ordered the Bengali Fish and Chips. It’s just a green fish and chip, a wasted opportunity for it to make it Bengali. Honestly I couldn’t taste the difference from a box average fish from a fish and chip shop. The masala fries aren’t nothing to write home about also. The kebab was better although I’ve had much better. Travelled all the way from London for this average to below average food. If you’re a local go for it but definitely not worth travelling from another city. Birmingham has always had average to below average food and should have just got something local in London. The service was okay, shame that it’s only CASH ONLY. Not much of an atmosphere, there was some sort of air conditioning near the entrance which made an annoying sound, was cold but not loud so you can have a conversation Would I come again? Definitely not UPDATE: watched a YouTube review from a white male who isn’t familiar with spice and he found it spicy so maybe let them know you can handle your spice and they can make it spicy for you”
Amenities
- Has wheelchair-accessible entrance
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- Accessibility· 1
- Has wheelchair-accessible seating
Location
Indian Restaurants near Bhaizans Grill
- Qavali Restaurant & Cocktail Bar4.73,1141.8 mi£30–80
baklava for birthdays, butter chicken, afternoon tea
- Amritsari Tarka4.06612.9 mi
amritsari aloo kulcha, parathas, tandoor-grilled naan
- 4.6 mi£10–20
naan, lamb bhuna, curry
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bhaizans Grill | 4.1777 | — | — | bengali fish and chips, masala fries, cash only |
| Qavali Restaurant & Cocktail Bar | 4.73,114 | 1.8 mi | £30–80 | baklava for birthdays, butter chicken, afternoon tea |
| Amritsari Tarka | 4.0661 | 2.9 mi | — | amritsari aloo kulcha, parathas, tandoor-grilled naan |
| Little Bengal Indian Takeaway | 4.2311 | 4.6 mi | £10–20 | naan, lamb bhuna, curry |
The 3 nearest indian restaurants by distance. Ratings, hours and review terms come from public business profiles.

