Menu from Eastern Eye Lichfield
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Panner Tikka
Indian cottage cheese sauteed with onions, chick pea, which is cooked in mild herbs and spices
King Prawn Garlic Puri
Medium spiced prawns with chopped pieces of mushrooms, sauteed in a reduced Bhuna sauce, served in a fresh puri pastry
Keshab- phuri Lamb Chops
Named after the hometown of Abdul, succulent pieces of lamb chops marinated masala sauce, which is cooked in the tandoori oven
Goat Kebab
Minced goat marinated in aromatic spices and herbs chargrilled on a skewer in the tandoori oven
Choyla Chicken
Inspired by Nepalese cuisine, and spicy sauce. Pieces of chicken marinated overnight with an ultimate selection of spices and herbs, with hints of fresh naga chillies
Abdul's Goat Special
100% Locally sourced goat, marinated in Abduls special selection of spices overnight. Slowly stewed then cooked with ginger, garlic, amchor seasoning finally reduced in the ultimate sauce
Bokhari Gonta
Tender lamb shank slowly stewed and simmered with garlic, tomatoes, onions and fresh coriander in a enhanced special Bhuna suace
Sylheti Scallops
Succulent scallops pan fired and sauteed in dried garlic and coriander, reduced in a zesty tangy sauce
More about the restaurant: Eastern Eye Lichfield
An upscale Indian brasserie in Lichfield, just north of Birmingham, Eastern Eye is simply one of those remarkable restaurants where old-school, authentic Indian dishes are served in superb surroundings and updated with 21st-century flair. This isn’t some average curry house we’re talking about. Even judging from the exterior, it’s clear that this classy restaurant holds something special. Opened in 1987, Eastern Eye on Bird Street is something of a legend in these neck of the woods. Come and see what makes it so special.
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Just seconds away from Beacon Park, Minster Pool, Lichfield Treasury Heritage Exhibition, among many other of the city’s best sites, Eastern Eye on Lichfield’s Bird Street is enticing locals and tourists alike to experience their authentic Indian cuisine served in a romantic, classic setting. Open 7 days a week, even on public holidays, Eastern Eye takes care to serve the community whenever possible, and is even open until midnight every day except Friday. Located in Lichfield, Eastern Eye is worth a visit for those looking to take a day trip out of Birmingham.
While Eastern Eye serves up a wide range of Indian entrees, we recommend going for one of the restaurant’s signature thali offerings. Meaning plate, a thali consists of a selection of different dishes, the perfect solution for an indecisive diner who’s looking to sample. Choose from the Mumbai selection, Delhi Vegetarian selection and the Bangla selection, all with a variety of appetisers and main courses. If a thali isn’t what you’re looking for, take a gander over at Abdul Salam’s secret treasures and decide between dishes like the kala chilli chicken, King Suleman beef special, and the eastern muki lamb. For Lichfield and Birmingham residents alike, this Indian brasserie is a must-visit.