Birmingham is the curry capital of the UK, with a better selection of Asian and Indian restaurants than anywhere else in the country. And we have our specific area devoted to one particular style of ...

The Balti Triangle is undisputedly a historic landmark in Birmingham, but nowadays, you’re more likely to find a burger or ice cream than a balti in the famous area. I went on a weekday to see whether ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. -Credit:Birmingham Mail The Balti Triangle is now more of a 'quadrangle' an author and expert on the Birmingham dish has said.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "It's an undeniable fact that the Balti Triangle which once boasted over twenty baltihouses is now home to less than a handful," ...

Andy Munro is a little mad at Madhur. And as he leads us through his beloved Balti Triangle it becomes apparent why. Birmingham native Andy is passionate about the Balti – so much so that he runs a ...

Mohammed Ajaib served Birmingham's first balti in 1977. His intention was to create something different, a dish that would give him the edge in Birmingham's fiercely competitive Indian restaurant ...

'I discovered Balti Triangle’s best-kept secret on a curry-themed minibreak' Fiona Whitty discovers how Birmingham’s baltis are more bostin than ever, stopping in on Balti Triangle's Shababs ...

Globe-trotting foodie Kalani visited the city's famous Balti Triangle to sample the iconic dish for the first time - and he gave his true opinion on the matter. An American food enthusiast made a pit ...

It’s Birmingham’s most famous (and beloved) dish and now the spicy favourite is in danger of dying out Tomé Morrissy-Swan is a freelance journalist, writer and former acting food editor at The ...