Menu from Dosa Butler
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Gobi Seasame
Cauliflower coated in batter, deep fried & seasoned with tomato and coriander leaves
Chilly Chicken
Chicken breast pieces in batter fry, onion, capsicum, with sauce
Semi Mix Grill
Mix of Salmon fish tikka, chicken tikka & hariyali tikka, served with yoghurt
Butter Chicken
Tandoori chicken tikka, cooked in buttery tomato gravy, cashew nuts & fresh cream
Lamb Vindaloo
Tender lamb, cooked with south Indian herbs, mustard & curry leaves
King Prawn Drumsticks Rice Combo
Classic South Indian king prawns, made with coconut milk & curry leaves
Desserts
Stick Ice
Cream Kulfi/ Mango/ Plain/ Pistachio
Carrot Halwa
Sweet shreds of carrot, blended with ghee & nuts. Served warm and goes best with a scoop of Vanila
Rasmulai
Rasmalai are truly delicious and very sweet indeed, typically Bengali (east Indian) sweet.
More about the restaurant: Dosa Butler
Opened by a passionate food connoisseur and chef, Dosa Butler provides simple, yet flavourful dosas – the Indian version of savoury crepes – and other Indian specialties to diners on Three Shire Oaks Road in the Bearwood area of Smethwick, just outside of Birmingham. Hailing from Kannur in southern India, chef James aims to give locals something other than the usual curry, and does so by offering an extensive menu of dosas with numerous delicious fillings to choose from.
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Thinking about making a Dosa Butler booking?
When having Indian cuisine, the curry tends to be the star of the show. Often overlooked is the humble dosa. A savoury fermented crepe made from a batter of rice and lentils, the dosa is usually filled with potatoes, onions, vegetables or paneer, an Indian cottage cheese. At Smethwick’s Dosa Butler on Three Shire Oaks Road, close to the corner of Bearwood Road, guests can sample dosas with their choice of filling, as well as try out the uttapam, a thicker, pancake-like version of the dosa. Unsure of what to order? Ask your friendly server for a suggestion.
Dosa Butler provides plenty of other excellent Indian dishes in addition to dosas, all utilising the very freshest ingredients and highest-quality imported products. For something out of the ordinary, be sure to order the lamb coconut fry, a dish cooked with fresh coconut, curry leaves and onion. Spice lovers are encouraged to order the kadai chicken – chicken cooked with capsicum, chillies and coriander – or the flavourful chilli prawn rice. The sweets are something to write home about, too, and we recommend the carrot halva for a unique dessert unlike anything you’ve tried before. Located on Smethwick’s Three Shire Oaks Road in Bearwood, Dosa Butler is worth driving from Birmingham to visit – but reserve in advance to avoid missing out.