About King Khan
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Occupying the former premises of the Emerald Chinese along Bristol Road in Birmingham’s Longbridge, King Kahn is taking a new direction, serving Asian fusion cuisine with a focus on Indian and Pakistani culinary traditions. With seafood and sides alongside King Kahn’s signature steaks, this Indian-Pakistani restaurant promises fresh, spicy and sizzling grilled dishes to Birmingham’s notoriously picky fans of South Asian dining.
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The Emerald Chinese along Bristol Road in the Birmingham satellite of Longbridge will be sorely missed by fans of good Chinese food. No matter, the new occupants, King Kahn, preserve some of the cuisine of the east in their extensive menus. Asian fusion dishes remain an option, but this new restaurant places an emphasis on that cuisine most associated with Birmingham – Indian and Pakistani cuisine.
Always fresh and spicy, King Kahn’s selection is dominated by such delicacies as their sizzling tandoor specialties, biryani and masala dishes, and chicken and lamb dishes served from the bone. For vegetarians and ardent carnivores respectively, King Kahn’s kitchen along Longbridge’s Bristol Road can whip up killer vegetarian dishes dominated by Birmingham’s domestic speciality the balti as well as a variety of steaks. Fusion options include moussaka, lasagne, Mediterranean vegetables, falafel and ‘Indian fish and chips’. Head to King Kahn with friends or family and get stuck into one of their share plates to begin