Nakodar Sweet Centre - Birmingham

Simple, tasteful North Indian cuisine. my favorite vegetarian indian for a casual bite to eat in birmingham. eating is delicious and prepared in a homemade style. in portions are generous and I always leave well fed. the prices are low and are excellent for money. the atmosphere is friendly and low, the ice cream is very on earth and ideal for a casual bite. the service is great, the business is family-run and the staff is happy to talk about the taste profiles of the different dishes. a must!

Very cordial art of service. bright open place samosa chaat was really fresh and hot in a few minutes.

Delicious Punjabi cuisine! I've already ordered a variety of sweets from here.

I and my friends were there for brunch (recommended by a friend) we ordered some dings in which I loved the noodle spring roll. we have ordered various parathas that were really good, they have no extra flavor in the filling of parathas that they are like home. leti’s have to try. they will be disappointed by chai. also sweets were not good. we have also ordered vada pao that does not taste exactly like vada pao. it is worth the price I would say since we were 5 people and have spent like 30 to 40 pounds.

We visited Soho Road in Birmingham to pick up some Indian ladoo sweets. The street is bustling with numerous sweet shops, and we sampled ladoo from each one. The standout was definitely Nakodar Sweet Shop, where we found the perfect balance of flavor—neither too dry nor overly sweet. It was encouraging to see a line of customers at this Punjabi family-run shop, and the restaurant itself was quite busy as well.