Menu from Saffron
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
SAMOSA (Meat or Vegetable)
Spiced meat or vegetables wrapped in a crispy fried pastry.
JHINGA PUREE
King prawn cooked in aromatic spices, rolled in a tortilla.tamarind coulis.
TAWA SCALLOPS
Pan-fried Scottish scallops served with cauliflower and red pepper relish.
MURGH TIKKA MASALA
Grilled chicken simmered in a rich butter and tomato sauce.
KEEMA AND PEAS BHUNA
Minced lamb and green peas cooked with medium spices.
MACHER JHOL
Traditional Bengal fish curry.
Desserts
Strawberry cheese cake, sweetened whip cream and cherry
Apple banana and chocolate spring roll, with chocolate sauce and vanilla Ice cream
Soft vermicelli in almond flavoured milk with rose syrup topped with vanilla ice cream (Faluda)
More about the restaurant: Saffron
After a complete revamping of the restaurant, Oldbury’s Saffron, in the Sandwell region and a short drive from Birmingham, is back and better than ever with a beautiful new interior and the same excellent modern Indian cuisine. Winner of awards such as the Best Out Of Town Restaurant by Taste of Birmingham, Saffron on Wolverhampton Road settles for nothing less than excellence with its fantastic selection of traditional Indian dishes, its luxurious environment and its amicable and knowledgeable staff.
Frequently asked questions
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Thinking about making a Saffron booking?
The staff and management at Saffron, an Indian restaurant famous in the Sandwell region, is proud to invite you to see their newly finished refurbishment of the restaurant’s premises along Oldbury’s Wolverhampton Road. If you already loved Saffron before, you’ll love it even more after seeing the revamped new interior, complete with more spacious seating arrangements, a star-lit ceiling and beautiful mood lighting. Guests will find that the restaurant still retains the same great customer service as always, and the Indian cuisine is just as flavourful and impressive as ever before.
Not far from Birmingham, Oldbury’s Saffron brings in guests from all across Sandwell and the West Midlands. Enjoy some of the finest Indian specialties in the area, including classic traditional dishes such as tikka shashlik (lamb or chicken marinated in yoghurt and spices then grilled with onions, peppers and tomatoes) or the Malabar jhinga curry (king prawns cooked with tomatoes, garlic, lemon juice and coconut milk). Business has been booming since Saffron’s new refurbishment, so we highly recommend making a reservation before venturing out to this popular Indian establishment on Wolverhampton Road.