Menu from Shahi Palace
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Prawn Cocktail
Tetul Mix
chicken tikka and lamb tikka cooked with mushrooms in a tamarinad sauce
Tandoori Duck
Spiced pieces of duck breast marinated in herb and grilled on charcoal
Chef's Recommendations
Lamb Tikka Masala
Boneless chicken pieces cooked in coconut and almond sauce
Tandoori King Prawn Masala
King prawns marinated in special masala sauce, cooked with various spices
Jinga Special
Tiger king prawns on shell, cooked with chicken tikka, potato, boiled egg and spicy herbs
Vegetarian
Mix Vegetable Balti
Sag Aloo Balti
Sag Paneer Balti
More about the restaurant: Shahi Palace
Balti, tandoori, and takeaway falls short of what exactly Shahi Palace is for Redditch locals. Located down Hewell Road towards Batchley, Shahi Palace specialises in non-mainstream Indian cuisine, thanks to the expertise of this Redditch Indian restaurant’s internationally-trained chef. Curry conservatives can sleep easy, though – Shahi Palace has a long list of old favourites to keep purists (or traditionalists, depending on where you sit on the poppadom political spectrum!) happy right from start to sweet finish.
Frequently asked questions
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Thinking about making a Shahi Palace booking?
There is not an Indian restaurant under the sun that can rightly claim to be able to innovate without having as its foundation a team with an intimate knowledge of the time-honoured art and practice of Indian culinary tradition. This is just how it works at Redditch’s Shahi Palace, where the kitchen is headed up by a worldly, knife-wielding master chef who manages to corral ancient recipes alongside contemporary innovation. The kitchen at Shai Palace’s Hewell Road premises in Batchley, stands out for its novel contributions to Indian subcontinental cuisine.
Looking at Shahi Palace’s well-annotated and clearly structured menu, one can immediately see that the house specials almost outweigh the classics. Of the traditional dishes, it’s again indicative of the chefs’ skills that there is a fantastic array of specifically Punjabi and Kaghani dishes – regional knowledge is a dead giveaway that what you’re about to enjoy is at the top of its game. That said, it’s specialties like the house jalfrezi and the novel shofri lamb or chicken with sweet pumpkin that have guests from Batchley, Redditch and further afield returning to Shahi Palace’s Batchley premises down Hewell Road time and again. Book now to see, simply, what all the fuss is about.
