Lasan Restaurant - Carte

I write many reviews and always strive to be fair. When comparing Lasan to restaurants like Asha's and other high-end establishments, I have visited them all except Opheem, which may not even exist.

Excellent. Last night was my second visit with business associates, and having blabbered on about how good it was to everyone, and we weren't disappointed. Can't wait for the opportunity to take my Wife friends there next time I'm in Birmingham.

As part of the Birmingham Restaurant Festival, my lunch was fantastic. There was a variety of options available and even a complimentary poppadom. The salmon starter had a great balance of robust spices that enhanced the flavor of the fish. The main course, beef cheek in a light Dahl soup... Voir le carte

Food , presentation , ambiance...top class Staff are very efficient , service is brilliant. Food is 5* ,a really good atmosphere and for the quality of food the price was very reasonable. Food is of the the highest quality- not too spicy, but full of flavour. Lasan certainly lives up to its reputation.

Still Great. The menu changed a while ago and it could be said that the choice has become more limited. Certain 'favourites ' have disappeared. Obviously this evolution has to happen and experiment is a good thing but still a shame when you 've been looking forward to something for a long time. Daily specials well worth a go and of course the service and staff remain second to none. Looking forward to the next visit.

Ludicrously Delicious.. I went to Lassan last week and it was pretty busy for a Sunday evening. We were promptly greeted and shown to our table, with waiters graciously explaining the different dishes on the menu. We ordered two very different dishes and starters and both tasted fantastically. The atmosphere was perfect and the service was impeccable. We even got a free appetizer, as did the rest of the diners. Would definitely go back. Expect £30 per head for two courses, drinks and tip. Voir le carte

Rich food. Visited Lasan a couple of years ago for Valentine's Day after we enjoyed their food at the Good Food Show at NEC. The food and service is excellent, although the flavours are very rich (not a bad thing, but not something I'd personally choose on a regular basis). I particularly enjoyed the salmon tikka starter, and we loved the tandoori poussin dish at the Good Food Show. Great to see their popularity grow, I've been on their mailing list for a while and they have worked very hard to get to where they are now.

Few restaurants garner local adoration like Lasan. Since a young and ambitious Aktar Islam swept to glory on Ramsay’s F Word five years ago, we have seen his elaborate cooking style develop and timekeeping skills worsen over two series of Great British Menu, amongst many other cooking programmes. Lasan has become synonymous with transporting the curry away from the Balti Triangle and in to more refined parts of the city, taking with it a fresh approach to the cuisine, from improved ingredient quality to elegant presentation. Ask anyone local for a recommendation of where to eat and Lasan will inevitably come up, regardless whether or not they have actually been there. The city of Birmingham...

Now this was one fabulous experience from the word Go. I chanced upon Lasan rather randomly, when I was in a last minute fix to reserve a table for a birthday and everything else in Birmingham seemed full or unaccommodating. Although the name seemed questionable (garlic? , I did not have many alternatives and made a quick reservation for Lasan online. I was called back within minutes to confirm and inform me that kitchens would close 30 minutes after my reservation so I should feel free to arrive early. This was a pleasant change after a slew of rude restaurateurs earlier that day. When I arrived, I was taken in by the sheer elegance of the decor. Understated and minimalistic, yet classy, th... Voir le carte