Royal Watan Kashmiri Restaurant

Great service and food, extremely friendly staff, owner is a top lad. Will recommend without a second thought.

I've been going for 30 years, on and off. I've never had a bad meal or poor service there. It's a family-run business with a customer-first ethos. A Birmingham institution. Treat yourself if you've never been before.

So I'm going to dissect your reply since you clearly have the wrong understanding of the things you mentioned. Firstly, if you're doing something good, as you mentioned giving Zamzam water and prayer facilities, you cannot justify your bad actions by a good action. (And further down, you'll see there is no doubt about this action of "bring your own"). If you are going to connect anything to the deen then you have to have evidence for this (daleel). You can't make up "our beautiful religion" as you please. Shopping in Morrisons/Lidl etc and anywhere else for that matter, that sells alcohol does not mean we can't shop there! Where is your evidence from the Quran and Sunnah? Again making up things as you go along. Maybe you should research Al-Bukhari, Book of Partnerships (Kitab Al-Sharikah). Thank you, but I was peaceful and patient in my review, they were a few words but your attitude shows that people in this world are trigger happy and ready to be offended. Why do you think I didn't reach out to you? It's simply because of this kind of reaction, where people can't accept being told that they're wrong. Perhaps you should look at your own actions since you're the one making assumptions here. I DIDN'T GOOGLE any hadeeth, although if I had, there would be nothing wrong in that. My intention and actions are "enjoining the good and FORBIDDING the EVIL." And finally, you mention "Rizq is written by Allaah", and rightly so, and "Hard work" that you do, but where in this balance is your tawakal....??????! Why are you catering to a particular crowd, by allowing alcohol on your premises? The answer to this, you know very well deep down inside yourself. Furthermore, in relation to this question of "bring your own" sheikh Saalih M. was asked about this and he replied, "The owner of the restaurant is responsible, according to sharee’ah, for what happens in his restaurant of sins that he could stop or prevent from happening in the first place. The prohibition of alcohol is proven in the Qur'aan and Sunnah and according to scholarly consensus." "...You should put a stop to this by not allowing anyone to drink alcohol in your restaurant, otherwise you will be taking upon yourself the sin of those drinkers. Do not hesitate about this matter, and you will see the effect of that in your religious commitment and in your provision (rizq), if you seek reward from Allaah in this matter. And Allaah knows best. You can criticise me and my approach all you want, but don't you dare try to silence someone who speaks against Muslims allowing "Bring your own". May Allaah guide me AND YOU. مع السلامة To the owner, please see attached picture.

Best curry house in Birmingham. Nice food, nice atmosphere and very welcoming staff. Went with family having tried most of the curry houses in Birmingham, and this is definitely the best.

Very nice customer service super polite and accommodating, unfortunately food was a disappointment. Butter chicken was very basic, the chicken tasted not fresh, lamb chops very mediocre, For the service and location it has good potential, lots of work needed in the kitchen imo

A Lovely place with friendly staff & very good service. Starter was very tasty - kashmiri fish (cod) which forgot to take photo off., definitely recommend. The food didn’t disappoint, as even took an extra old traditional keema naan to take home for next day. Good portions sizes which we could not finish so you won’t go home hungry! Don’t serve alcohol so able to bring your own! No on site parking but easily parked near by on side road.

So surprised at their amazing service. The food is amazing, it’s served so nicely and they gave us so much complementarily for us to break our fast with during Ramadan: nicely bottled zamzam water, dates with dry fruit and a plate of fruits. Food is definitely worth the price, everything was so so good from the mocktails to the specialities (their baltiz + naan combos are amazing). The kashmiri pizza was also very very good. Thank you!

Lovely friendly restaurant with delicious food