Maharaja

Maharaja

Maharaja is one of Birmingham's oldest Indian restaurant, established in 1971. The name Maharaja means 'King of Kings' and is reflected by the restaurant's passion to serve authentic North Indian cuisine that reflects the distinctive cooking styles and dining rituals of India's ancient nobility. However, Maharaja is an Indian restaurant with a difference, retaining the traditional flavours that are so deeply revered, accentuating them with the highest quality ingredients. Each dish contains numerous spice combinations that truly reflect the depth of Indian cuisine, wth each side dish and condiment - chutneys, curries, daals, and Indian pickles - contributing to the overall flavour and textural contrast of the meal. Maharaja still uses the traditional charcoal cooking methods that bring out the delightful flavours to their fullest.The soft lighting and mellow music further enhances the meal experience and provides an intimate and relaxed setting. A cozy dining space despite being in the busy heart of Birmingham, allows you to gaze out along Hurst Street through the ground-floor picture windows.

Maharaja is one of Birmingham's oldest Indian restaurant, established in 1971. The name Maharaja means 'King of Kings' and is reflected by the restaurant's passion to serve authentic North Indian cuisine that reflects the distinctive cooking styles and dining rituals of India's ancient nobility. However, Maharaja is an Indian restaurant with a difference, retaining the traditional flavours that are so deeply revered, accentuating them with the highest quality ingredients. Each dish contains numerous spice combinations that truly reflect the depth ofread more

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