Jyoti's Vegetarian Hall Green

they eat many times and enjoy eating. last time I have specified menu ptices dont contain extra value tax. if u paid extra value tax has been added

I visited once, at this opportunity was eating on average, but they do not know what is spicy, so if they want to not visit spicy foods, as with the information that they make it spicy, it was bland. also the workers were unhappy this day.

we had a few takeaways this year and tried to be some new places just disappointed. we recently returned to Jyoti, who sat on the faces a great smile. the dosa was not especially crispy, but it was not an surprise there as it had to travel. I recommend the malai kofta! Speisekarte ansehen

Authentic, non-greasy veg food, with tons of vegan options. Great, fresh flavours. We tried a dosa and thali. Both were excellent. Superb sweets as well. Wonderfully attentive and kind, prompt service. Very pleasant, relaxing ambiance, and very clean. Overall, one of my favourite Indian restaurants in the UK!

I love it here! The food is amazing, you get a lot for your money and there's always something new to try! I'd eat here way more often if I lived closer, but the 30 minute drive is always worth it. There's nearly always parking outside and a nice atmosphere inside. Many Vegan options, you're spoilt for choice here. Recommend the aloo with puri, chana masala with roti and fried rice and the samosas! Davey.

Of all the Indian restaurants I've eaten in in Birmingham, this rates right up there. It's a really friendly place with outdoor parking, so it's got good points before you even sit and eat. The staff are right up on what's vegan and not and happy to talk you through it. The food is great and at a reasonable cost. The tastes are rich and full and there is enough variety to keep you interested. All in all, I'd highly rate eating here. It's the kind of place I'll always take out of town friends. Speisekarte ansehen

We ate rajma, steamed rice, chapathi and gobi, tomato and peas curry with papadum. Food was great, but curries and papadum was slightly more salty. The curries were hot for mild. We also had raspberry and vanilla Swedish glaze icecream. Take note that then same oil is used when deep frying vegan and non vegan food. We avoided deep fried foods. Confirm with waiter. Just before leaving we were given Elizabeth Shaw chocolate biscuits which we were told were Vegan. We checked online and they say it is not suitable for Vegans

Love this place. First started going in 2008 and have been at least 4 times a year since (I live in East Yorkshire). The food is Gujarati cuisine, if you've never eaten this kind of food before it can be a bit of a surprise as you won't find a madras, vindaloo or any of the other curry house staples on the menu. The food is spicy without being particularly hot (you can ask for it to be hotter) and is not oily at all. As a vegan it was great to find that I could eat around 95% of the menu. I just wish they did vegan dosas! Raj and Josh are very friendly and always have time for a chat and will happily answer any questions. Finally, the prices are incredible, 3 courses for less than £30 for 2...

out in birmingham for a business trip so decided to take a spit of vegan friendly restaurant visits, this was the first place on the list for us. great location, easy to find and great parking possibility. the personal was friendly, helpful and laughing (we have tried our best with speech, but to be honest, our efforts are laughing. the menu easily showed the vegan options under vegetarian meals, much to choose. my partner and I ordered two curries, two ildi (odd combination with the meal I will admit, but I always wanted to try to share them and two roti between us. the curries were the mixed herbal daal and a mais and cashew curry. the mixed veg was too spicy for my partner, but perfectly... Speisekarte ansehen