The highly anticipated Asha’s Indian Restaurant will open in Touchwood, Solihull on March 27th.
The stunning high-end Indian restaurant with dining halls in Dubai, Bahrain, Abu Dhabi, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi, Manchester and Birmingham Centre is soon to bless the West Midlands with another branch.
After responding to customers saying that there hasn’t been a high-end Indian restaurant in South Birmingham for decades, Asha’s restaurant plans to bring incredible quality Indian food to Solihull and the surrounding area.
And it isn’t just the hungry residents of Touchwood that will benefit, Asha’s are known for their incredible charitable work as well as their exquisite menu. They have supported over 250 charities including giving £2,500 to Black Country Women’s Aid to help women and children escape violence and rebuild their lives. They have also donated a further £5,000 to Unique Homes for Girls providing a safe haven for abandoned females in Punjab, India.
Asha’s restaurant delights in celebrating the rich diversity in Birmingham. Founder Asha Bhosle said ‘Good food transcends any language or culture, it has universal appeal’.
Asha’s follows the new opening of Jamaya on March 18th, also in Solihull. Jamaya is a Jamaican jerk chicken restaurant specialising in grilled jerk and fried chicken, slow-smoked for a spicy yet sweet flavour. For the more daring, sauces can take the chicken to exciting heat.
Solihull is Jamaya’s first brick and mortar site and managing director Byron Carnegie is exciting to bring his restaurant’s authentic Jamaican cooking to the West Midlands.
Jamaya is more of a casual dining experience with a colourful décor and 80 seats. The furniture will be graffiti and coloured wood with highlights of metal, creating a Jamaican inspired modern urban scene. It serves craft beer as well as their mouth-watering chicken and burgers.
As of writing, there have been 100% 5 star reviews of Jamaya on Trip advisor, all of which complement the food and hospitality of the staff. One reviewer declared: ‘at last proper jerk chicken’!
Georgia Horsell
