To be fair Danny wouldn't have a clue what those are typically worn for. Are they not something a person would wear for a wedding? That's a genuine question as I've no idea either. They hardly look like something you'd wear popping to the local t'asda.
A bloke from Yorkshire, sat watching another bloke from Yorkshire, eating various curry's at a camping table in the middle of a Birmingham backstreet.... what a time to be alive!!
Love this dude. He's funny, kind and well mannered. Love how he takes the mick out himself. No matter what you have to endure always keep your sense of humor. Best way to live and cope xx
Shababs is a staple in Birmingham hands down the BEST curry in Town. Me and my Dad and Older brother set up what we call a Curry Klub with a Capital K. We go around Birmingham trying various Curry houses and when we went Shababs we just sacked it and decided to just go there. Now we go once a month and It’s the same every single time. 10/10
Danny,props for your attitude,youve never met a counter person or cook that wasnt your friend 30 minutes later,and complimentery as all people should when dining out.Remember these people are feeding you like a king or queen but you dont have to act the part.
I love this channel.I love your attitude, your accent, the way you just simply call him "camera man". I also love how you take your own table and chair and just sit down outside anywhere you please.
Unbelievable .... I'm a Brummie and this area of Ladypool Road etc is my old stomping ground. I'm now living in the South West and I could bloody weep because a decent curry hasn't been invented down here yet after 2 years of trying to find The Holy Grail. A bostin' video, as us Brummies would say mate. Subscribed !!!
Oof, that looked exceptional! Love a massive naan like that, could just pile that mixed grill into it with the chips, wrap it up and work my way into a food coma!
I can't believe you came to Birmingham and tried this place I've ever heard of this and clearly the food is just standard. I'm born and bred in Birmingham and I know all the good food places. You were on Ladypool Road and there is so many brilliant currie houses on that road
Hi, Danny. I've been the Shababs twice. Its 100 miles for me from Preston but I can honestly say it's worth it. P/s you can take your own beer into the restaurant. You've just got to love it.
@@nick1635 To be fair Nick the Balti Triangle was not the only thing that took me to Birmingham. Believe it or not I took my family there for a weeks holiday. I know it makes no sense. But we enjoyed it so much we went back for another weeks break a year later. The Balti Triangle has been on my foody hit list for years. Its almost an urban legend now to hear of a restaurant you can take your own beer to, that has a sheet of glass on the table with the menu beneath it and serve curries in the pan they were cooked in. I had to see and taste this. And go back for more.
cj Yes I enjoyed my week in Brum and I've been back a couple of times since. The first time I went for a week was August 2020. With the pandemic it was hard to find a holiday in the uk. So we thought outside the box. I found I could stay at the Premier Inn for £40 a night, that combined with the 50% off eat out to help out deal ment I could live like a king for peanuts. There's plenty to do in Birmingham if you know where to go, here's a few places we went. Sealife centre, the Back to Back houses, Birmingham library (it's the largest library inn Europe), more canals than Venice if you fancy a wall, great views from Pierre Whites restaurant at the top of the Cube hotel. The list goes on. I know it might not be what you would expect for a holiday destination but there's plenty to do for a week away.
a bikini ? not in this weather ! i laughed out loud then, do you know you make my day you are so full of warmth and can understand why you have built such a huge following , and honest genuine chap who i simply love watching thank you so much for your entertainment and great food , two wonderful things in life !
Visited this restaurant a few weeks after the Hairy Bikers visited and recommended the restaurant, both my wife and I thought the curries were "bog standard" and nothing special, far better ones in Birmingham. Think all restaurants pull out all the stops if they know the videos are going to be posted on social media or on Tv.
First and only time we tried it and it was tasty but not special. It needed to be for the prices. Couldn’t get the heat right when l asked for curry to be hot there was really no heat- that’s really a basic thing to be able to get right
Those charred bits on the side are condensed flavor that leaches into the dish during cooking and preserves the pans for generation,like a cast iron skillet but not used commercialy,they wash them but dont scrape off the bits.
@@handsoffmycactus2958 well hes not entirely accurate about the art of seasoning a pan or how maillard reactions work, but your response is quite a fair bit on the wrong side of pathetic
More familiar with the curry houses in and around the Selly-Oak area of Birmingham, was at university there from '91 to '94. I recall one of our go-to curry houses was the Dilshad, another was Khan's. I now live in the 🇺🇸 but yet to have a curry here as good as the ones I had back in the 🇬🇧.
@@traceywilliams6317 Akrams is good! Also try Sheereen Kadah in Balsall Heath if you haven't already, partic the katalama. It's very old school though - almost like a cafe.
Lahore Village (also on Ladypool road) has the BEST lamb curry (bhuna gohst) in my opinion, and an amazing masala fish. You should definitely try it if you come down to Birmingham again!
Born and bought up in spakhill/Tyseley moved to Spain have not been there 7years .ladypool Rd. Is the best place for food .so many places to eat for so cheap .I miss the place and the people
Really enjoy your videos Danny. It makes me laugh so much. Carry on doing what your doing. I love how the odd fart pops up 😂😂😂 Honestly it’s soo funny 👍🏼👍🏼
I always rate a curry house by my favourite dish which is a pathia. Never seen the point of korma, might as well have chicken soup. My fave place is Shirley Spice near Solihull, no fancy grills, basic but delicious food. If I want something more fancy I go to Sweet Chillies in Yardley Wood, they do a lovely crab curry.
First went there in '88 and remembering the tandoori fish, balti tropical (with "elephant's ear" naan) and gulab garmun for pud - and particularly the bill, which was £13.50. Left Brum decades ago but would happily go back just to visit Shababs - the food is beyond great, Celestial is a word that should be used more often for glorious food, and Shababs is deffo in that category.
I am a Brummie. The Sylhet in Kings Heath. Recommended. The Sylhet is on a tiny little road. The Beatles and Pink Floyd played gigs across the road from the Sylhet in the 1960s.
Danny is here to help business people, especially during lockdown when eateries were suffering. He is here as an encouragement not knock businesses down.
The one thing I've got from this channel that has changed what I get when I go out to eat or get a takeaway is fish from places like this. Would never previously have even crossed my mind to try fish. But everything I've tried has been really nice.
Originally the balti in Birmingham was a dish of its own, you just chose what meat and veg you wanted. The restaurants were very basic, lino floors, plastic table cloths and no decorations. A shish kabab starter, balti and nann bread cost just a few quid. Then they started serving all of the other dishes in the karahi and calling them balties. I don't know if you can still get the original balti anywhere now.
I love this guy. But can somebody please tell me what he does with the remaining food after he rates it. Does he take it home?...does he give it to the homeless or does he give it to the cameraman (i doubt it) if anybody knows, please tell me. I'm bloody starving watching this. What a job😍
Thank you Danny! I am from Leicester & this place is where i want to go & eat…. I miss the balti’s in Brum….. They have all disappeared for burger & chips & desert parlours. 👍🏾
It’s 11pm , I’m in Sydney and Ive never felt more homesick for Brum . I miss Akrams in Selly Park and the Rajpoot at Cotteridge . Never had a good curry in Australia yet.
Imagine wanting to go back to the absolute sh1hole that is the U.K when you're in a beautiful nature filled country with a good government, way less crime and just a way happier place to live. I'd love to be in your position right now instead of living in a place where people get stabbed for fun.
@@amilying2883 . It’s amazing how perceptions of different countries can be so far off what reality is . Aussies have completely the wrong perceptions of the UK and in the UK the general consensus of Australia is also so far off the mark too . No fault of the general public , it’s just that folk believe everything they read and see on TV .
@@davidcartwright5591 Oh I don't wanna hear it bro, U.K is a horrible horrible place to live and I'm in the relatively good part way away from London. I can only imagine how bad London is. U.K murder rate : 1.21 Australia murder rate : 0.89 That alone should tell you everything you need to know. Just looking at the streets in England is disgusting, full of crack heads and it stinks of cigarettes I hate this country.
@@amilying2883 . . I respect your opinion mate and have no worries with the statistics . I do know I’d rather be on Bondi Beach checking out the Sheila’s than on Ladypool Rd in Birmingham eating a Balti off a camping table 😀😀😀. I lived away from the UK half my life now , and although I get back every year perhaps I need to throw away my rose coloured specs . Cheers mate and no offence ever intended .
I can eat a madras, and it's so nice! A very nice kick and flavours! I like any naan, My favourite naan is a peshwari naan! I also like a lamb tikka makhani which is nowhere near as spicy as a madras but it's lovely! Also I like a Patia sometimes! I love spicy curries! Been eating curries for years!
Al Badar and Lahore Village (both very close to Shababs) are also very good. Al Badar does Lebanese cuisine whilst Lahore Village is the most popular restaurant with the locals in the Balti Triangle.
Chilli Masala or Naga, anything hot off the chefs or house specials menu. I make my own these days though since I found a shop selling all the spices I need at amazing value, fairly big bags of spices for about £1 each
@@saarah2275 sorry thought i was replying to another comment. There's a sri lankan owned shop called family shopper across the road from tesco express on whitegate drive
@@saarah2275 Maybe there's one near you? All Family Shopper stores are locally owned by independent retailers… With over 80 stores you can be sure there's a Family Shopper at the heart of your local community. Depends on who runs it I suppose as the family who runs it could import the spices themselves
Another great vid. Please come down to Tooting and get on the curries there. Had the best curry of my life and it was fish! So good. Get back down to London Danny!
Danny, I can eat the spiciest of spicy foods. However, I prefer when the spicy food is full flavored vs food that will steam your eyeballs. There is something deeply satisfying when the food is full of flavor.
That absolutely killed me Danny walks past a sari shop and says lovely wedding dress 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Racist
Haha, I think he was right. The clothes on display are the ones that folks wear at weddings.
It was a wedding dress !
To be fair Danny wouldn't have a clue what those are typically worn for. Are they not something a person would wear for a wedding? That's a genuine question as I've no idea either. They hardly look like something you'd wear popping to the local t'asda.
A bloke from Yorkshire, sat watching another bloke from Yorkshire, eating various curry's at a camping table in the middle of a Birmingham backstreet.... what a time to be alive!!
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Love this dude. He's funny, kind and well mannered. Love how he takes the mick out himself. No matter what you have to endure always keep your sense of humor. Best way to live and cope xx
@@defcreator187 well I don't know, but you've got a point, he did after all visit Disney land a couple of months ago 😁
Well mannered oaf.
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@@ainergalon662 don't flatter yourself you're not well mannered at all. just an oaf
@@ainergalon662 LOL
When the restaurant guy setting up, realised the food wasn't to share with camera man, but was just all for Danny! 😅😂🤣
Shababs is a staple in Birmingham hands down the BEST curry in Town. Me and my Dad and Older brother set up what we call a Curry Klub with a Capital K. We go around Birmingham trying various Curry houses and when we went Shababs we just sacked it and decided to just go there. Now we go once a month and It’s the same every single time. 10/10
Great comment like these food reviews
Everyday after 6pm it is full u always have to wait up to an hour to get a table n most of there customers r white
Look up Shabab and environmental health.
A visual treat. Thanks Danny, Editor and our Cameraman great work. Well done to this establishment also with top tier service.
Danny,props for your attitude,youve never met a counter person or cook that wasnt your friend 30 minutes later,and complimentery as all people should when dining out.Remember these people are feeding you like a king or queen but you dont have to act the part.
this is my favourite takeaway ever. im so glad you came and visited! these are amazing
I love this channel.I love your attitude, your accent, the way you just simply call him "camera man". I also love how you take your own table and chair and just sit down outside anywhere you please.
Unbelievable .... I'm a Brummie and this area of Ladypool Road etc is my old stomping ground.
I'm now living in the South West and I could bloody weep because a decent curry hasn't been invented down here yet after 2 years of trying to find The Holy Grail.
A bostin' video, as us Brummies would say mate.
Subscribed !!!
Oof, that looked exceptional! Love a massive naan like that, could just pile that mixed grill into it with the chips, wrap it up and work my way into a food coma!
What a legend. This bloke comes across as a lovely guy and a gent.
Love a curry from Shababs!! Al Badar that you spotted as well is class, really amazing food there
Al badr is best
Where about in Birmingham this shababs please
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Ladypool Road Birmingham
@@zakkhan1174 thanks
I can't believe you came to Birmingham and tried this place I've ever heard of this and clearly the food is just standard. I'm born and bred in Birmingham and I know all the good food places. You were on Ladypool Road and there is so many brilliant currie houses on that road
Shababs is the best mate
Curryhouses on that road.. wow, sounds like the place to be
@@Tasmanauthealth hazard
@@raftonpounder6696 simply not true. It's been among the best for years and has a very high standard.
@@raftonpounder6696 seems like you might be racist mate
What a lovely positive man, plus a great sense of humor.
Not watched you for a while Danny and got say how much I've missed your humour 😂😂
That all looks very good. Decent value and friendly service too.
It's lovely to see foreigners loving our food. Thankyou brothers and sisters ❤️ I am from India
Indian food is easily the most popular and most highly held cuisine in the UK, top notch stuff
Was kind of hoping they put a hot balti dish on his table and we could watch the table slowly melt 😂
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It's metal ☺
@@ntleaver29 Obviously you’ve never touched a A Balti dish.
I love a tandoori mixed grill. That one looked lovely. Love your vids Danny. 👍👍👍👍
Hi, Danny. I've been the Shababs twice. Its 100 miles for me from Preston but I can honestly say it's worth it. P/s you can take your own beer into the restaurant. You've just got to love it.
I read your comment before watching the video and thought Really you would drive 100 miles? but I see what you mean, the food looks spot on.
@@nick1635 To be fair Nick the Balti Triangle was not the only thing that took me to Birmingham. Believe it or not I took my family there for a weeks holiday. I know it makes no sense. But we enjoyed it so much we went back for another weeks break a year later. The Balti Triangle has been on my foody hit list for years. Its almost an urban legend now to hear of a restaurant you can take your own beer to, that has a sheet of glass on the table with the menu beneath it and serve curries in the pan they were cooked in. I had to see and taste this. And go back for more.
@@brian000 that sounds awesome, my kind of place! I'll definitely visit shebabs if I'm in the area, it's about an hour away for me.
cj Yes I enjoyed my week in Brum and I've been back a couple of times since. The first time I went for a week was August 2020. With the pandemic it was hard to find a holiday in the uk. So we thought outside the box. I found I could stay at the Premier Inn for £40 a night, that combined with the 50% off eat out to help out deal ment I could live like a king for peanuts. There's plenty to do in Birmingham if you know where to go, here's a few places we went. Sealife centre, the Back to Back houses, Birmingham library (it's the largest library inn Europe), more canals than Venice if you fancy a wall, great views from Pierre Whites restaurant at the top of the Cube hotel. The list goes on. I know it might not be what you would expect for a holiday destination but there's plenty to do for a week away.
@@brian000 hi brain was there any English cafes around?
That grill plate looks so good. I love when the food has a little charcoal on like that
yes yes we're back on T road again - your a legend among men Danny, Rate My Takeaway is taking off more than an F35 fighter jet 🔥🙌
a bikini ? not in this weather ! i laughed out loud then, do you know you make my day you are so full of warmth and can understand why you have built such a huge following , and honest genuine chap who i simply love watching thank you so much for your entertainment and great food , two wonderful things in life !
I'm going surfing this morning... can I borrow that Nann bread.
That bloody naan bread looks like a bed pillow 🤣🤣🤣
more like a duvet
Visited this restaurant a few weeks after the Hairy Bikers visited and recommended the restaurant, both my wife and I thought the curries were "bog standard" and nothing special, far better ones in Birmingham. Think all restaurants pull out all the stops if they know the videos are going to be posted on social media or on Tv.
Hygiene history isn't great either. Fined heavily in the past
@@pjoseph5950that is vile thanks for the information
First and only time we tried it and it was tasty but not special. It needed to be for the prices. Couldn’t get the heat right when l asked for curry to be hot there was really no heat- that’s really a basic thing to be able to get right
Banging video again Danny, that food looks great 👍, excellent content and truly appreciate your humor and good manners, top Guy
Those charred bits on the side are condensed flavor that leaches into the dish during cooking and preserves the pans for generation,like a cast iron skillet but not used commercialy,they wash them but dont scrape off the bits.
That is disgusting
@@handsoffmycactus2958 well hes not entirely accurate about the art of seasoning a pan or how maillard reactions work, but your response is quite a fair bit on the wrong side of pathetic
Just the way food been served on pans showed that this restaurant is top notch.
You're easily pleased
That’s what a Balti is mate
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More familiar with the curry houses in and around the Selly-Oak area of Birmingham, was at university there from '91 to '94. I recall one of our go-to curry houses was the Dilshad, another was Khan's. I now live in the 🇺🇸 but yet to have a curry here as good as the ones I had back in the 🇬🇧.
Akrams in Stirchley is our favourite place for a balti. Can't be beaten IMHO.
I was at Birmingham Uni in the 1990s too & fondly recall the Dilshad on the Bristol Road, great curries especially after a few beers in the OVT 😂
Dilshad is still really good but their prices are insane now.
@@traceywilliams6317 Akrams is good! Also try Sheereen Kadah in Balsall Heath if you haven't already, partic the katalama. It's very old school though - almost like a cafe.
@@standenbergthey’re both still standing buddy!!
A little bit "keeky" 😂😂😂I'm sure he was trying to say a little bit kick to the curry but ended up saying keeky 😂😂😂
A lil bit kick yeh
If this isn't Peter Kay , he is his double lol 😆
Then I realised it is Peter Kay lmao 🤣 😂 😆 😅
Imagine if Jeremy from Peep Show ordered 4 of those naans
That's insane
Danny, I hope you've got a decent bog brush 🤣🤣
he's got it on his head !
You should start with a salted Lassi. Nice and refreshing.
I've been to Shababs a couple of times. The Baltis are amazing and they will make any combination of ingredients for you. Highly recommended
Danny seems to find every construction site - road works and scaffolding in the UK lol
that's the only way to tell he is in the UK lmfao
@@alicjakowalski3552. So if you know he's in the UK 🇬🇧 why did you ask someone else in another thread what country is he in? Nevermind!!!..
Lahore Village (also on Ladypool road) has the BEST lamb curry (bhuna gohst) in my opinion, and an amazing masala fish. You should definitely try it if you come down to Birmingham again!
Maybe like 15 20 years ago totally lost there touch now
Ball bag job
Born and bought up in spakhill/Tyseley moved to Spain have not been there 7years .ladypool Rd. Is the best place for food .so many places to eat for so cheap .I miss the place and the people
@@minigrande1939 Moved away ages ago too... realised after a while that actually Brum has some of the best restaurants in the UK !
Really enjoy your videos Danny. It makes me laugh so much. Carry on doing what your doing. I love how the odd fart pops up 😂😂😂 Honestly it’s soo funny 👍🏼👍🏼
Orders a lamb bhuna and is suprised when it's not hot :D
I always rate a curry house by my favourite dish which is a pathia.
Never seen the point of korma, might as well have chicken soup.
My fave place is Shirley Spice near Solihull, no fancy grills, basic but delicious food.
If I want something more fancy I go to Sweet Chillies in Yardley Wood, they do a lovely crab curry.
I had my first curry in Sparkbrook in 1975, I absolutely loved it. It cost sixty pence.
Thanks for the update on the quip.
Cheers Bob 😁😁.
Indians are always so polite when serving people. 👍
Not indians though.
@@robertvincent2084 Bangladeshi?
@@robertvincent2084yawn
I love a chicken jalfazi with a garlic naan 🫓🥘This looks spot on 😋👍
I'm from Birmingham and proud to say the Birmingham Balti is the best curry eating experience you will ever get
Danny those portions were shocking small for the price looked dry and hardly any sauce in either
danny i love indian food , that made my mouth water .keep up the good work pal.
Welcome to Brum Danny!
Travelling around in a van, eating food, pretty good job if you ask me.
First went there in '88 and remembering the tandoori fish, balti tropical (with "elephant's ear" naan) and gulab garmun for pud - and particularly the bill, which was £13.50. Left Brum decades ago but would happily go back just to visit Shababs - the food is beyond great, Celestial is a word that should be used more often for glorious food, and Shababs is deffo in that category.
I am a Brummie. The Sylhet in Kings Heath. Recommended. The Sylhet is on a tiny little road. The Beatles and Pink Floyd played gigs across the road from the Sylhet in the 1960s.
Another 10! I would like to see Danny go to a place that serves poor quality food and have him go off on it.
He made a trip to Scotland a few years ago and it was terrible and he wasn't impressed.
Danny is here to help business people, especially during lockdown when eateries were suffering. He is here as an encouragement not knock businesses down.
@Women should cook And clean unprompted hello incel :) xx
like your house?
@@scotttracy9333 I remember that video.
Best meal i've seen in a while.
LOL you could not get a bigger nan bread if you tried but the food looked delicious 😊
I been going to shababs for 15 years plus .. and my dad been going there since it first opened .. legendary
That looks absolutely lovely, I work near there... I might have to pop in.
The one thing I've got from this channel that has changed what I get when I go out to eat or get a takeaway is fish from places like this. Would never previously have even crossed my mind to try fish. But everything I've tried has been really nice.
6:30 the casher says "Little bit chilli" Danny replies "A Bikini"
The best balti in Brum! I’m so glad you visited Shababs!
Shababs is the holy grail of curry. Danny you have finally completed your mission to conquer the takeaway world 🎉
Curry and chips 🙂
That nanbread and the three curries would last me the week 😲
What country is he in?
@@alicjakowalski3552 England. This video is from the city of Birmingham
@@alicjakowalski3552 indeed.
@@alicjakowalski3552are you for real?
That mixed grill is a bargain. I'm near Reading and a large mixed doner kebab that's hit or miss in taste at the local kebab shop is just under £10!
Originally the balti in Birmingham was a dish of its own, you just chose what meat and veg you wanted. The restaurants were very basic, lino floors, plastic table cloths and no decorations. A shish kabab starter, balti and nann bread cost just a few quid. Then they started serving all of the other dishes in the karahi and calling them balties. I don't know if you can still get the original balti anywhere now.
Learning to enjoy spicy food opens doors to worthwhile experiences. Madras.
I love this guy. But can somebody please tell me what he does with the remaining food after he rates it. Does he take it home?...does he give it to the homeless or does he give it to the cameraman (i doubt it) if anybody knows, please tell me. I'm bloody starving watching this. What a job😍
Thank you Danny!
I am from Leicester & this place is where i want to go & eat…. I miss the balti’s in Brum….. They have all disappeared for burger & chips & desert parlours.
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I wished I knew you was going there, I live just around the corner
Not jealous one bit 😋🤪🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️✌️👊. Love to family.God bless.❤️❤️❤️
Those are some lovely dresses
This man loves his food more than his health.
Love the singing of the scatman at the start lol
Justice for the cameraman
Tandoori Mixed Grill is always my first choice at an Indian as i love the variety
I love a Jalfrezi 😊 great videos as always!
The onions will have contributed greatly to the sweetness of the lamb bhuna..
It’s 11pm , I’m in Sydney and Ive never felt more homesick for Brum . I miss Akrams in Selly Park and the Rajpoot at Cotteridge . Never had a good curry in Australia yet.
Imagine wanting to go back to the absolute sh1hole that is the U.K when you're in a beautiful nature filled country with a good government, way less crime and just a way happier place to live.
I'd love to be in your position right now instead of living in a place where people get stabbed for fun.
@@amilying2883 . It’s amazing how perceptions of different countries can be so far off what reality is . Aussies have completely the wrong perceptions of the UK and in the UK the general consensus of Australia is also so far off the mark too . No fault of the general public , it’s just that folk believe everything they read and see on TV .
@@davidcartwright5591 Oh I don't wanna hear it bro, U.K is a horrible horrible place to live and I'm in the relatively good part way away from London. I can only imagine how bad London is.
U.K murder rate : 1.21
Australia murder rate : 0.89
That alone should tell you everything you need to know.
Just looking at the streets in England is disgusting, full of crack heads and it stinks of cigarettes I hate this country.
@@amilying2883 . . I respect your opinion mate and have no worries with the statistics . I do know I’d rather be on Bondi Beach checking out the Sheila’s than on Ladypool Rd in Birmingham eating a Balti off a camping table 😀😀😀. I lived away from the UK half my life now , and although I get back every year perhaps I need to throw away my rose coloured specs . Cheers mate and no offence ever intended .
@@davidcartwright5591 It's alright Bro I just wanna leave this country so bad id love to be in Australia or Canada.
Absolutely awesome video Danny! Less Burgers, more food like this please!!!
I like a chicken tarka, it’s like chicken tikka only otter 😂😂
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"Camera man you need to try this" camera man falling back lmao
Just a glass of water???? Ask for a bucket Danny!
I can eat a madras, and it's so nice! A very nice kick and flavours! I like any naan, My favourite naan is a peshwari naan! I also like a lamb tikka makhani which is nowhere near as spicy as a madras but it's lovely! Also I like a Patia sometimes! I love spicy curries! Been eating curries for years!
That bread is the best I have seen what a Job. 👍🏾🇳🇿💯RMT fan
what at 8 quid!
Karahi chicken APNA style. Thigh meat. . Medium spicy . Sometimes hot. Real Pilau rice. 👍
I've travelled the world but 4a curry or Balt you well never get better than Birmingham ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You obviously have never been to the right places. Its like saying a Dominos is better than a pizza made in old Italy!
This guy is living life mate.... getting paid to eat food 😅. Don't get no better than that. ❤
He set up a table on the pavement on Ladypool Road, lol, what a guy
Back on the road, you're never off the road 😉👍
You having it all? Save some for us pal 🤣🤣🤣
Al Badar and Lahore Village (both very close to Shababs) are also very good. Al Badar does Lebanese cuisine whilst Lahore Village is the most popular restaurant with the locals in the Balti Triangle.
Hi Monzahmed what happened to Al Frash ,it was always busy 👍
@@clario2178 Not sure. These restaurants keep chopping and changing. Lots of burger places now. Lahore Village and Al Bader have remained popular.
Waiter at 17:49 ... "Anything else?" 🤣🤣🤣 WTF ..... the white dude just ordered enough food for 4 people!!! 🤣🤣🤣
That naan would serve 8 people.
Chilli Masala or Naga, anything hot off the chefs or house specials menu. I make my own these days though since I found a shop selling all the spices I need at amazing value, fairly big bags of spices for about £1 each
which shop?
@@saarah2275 sorry thought i was replying to another comment. There's a sri lankan owned shop called family shopper across the road from tesco express on whitegate drive
@@saarah2275 Maybe there's one near you?
All Family Shopper stores are locally owned by independent retailers… With over 80 stores you can be sure there's a Family Shopper at the heart of your local community.
Depends on who runs it I suppose as the family who runs it could import the spices themselves
@@wullaballoo2642 thankyou
Another great vid. Please come down to Tooting and get on the curries there. Had the best curry of my life and it was fish! So good. Get back down to London Danny!
Keema curry with garlic nan. My favorite danny
Good heavens... I hope that drivers seat can moves really far back. You could feed Wakefield for week on that lot.
Danny, I can eat the spiciest of spicy foods. However, I prefer when the spicy food is full flavored vs food that will steam your eyeballs. There is something deeply satisfying when the food is full of flavor.
that's the biggest nan bread I've ever seen.
Great video the food looks lovely 👍
Looks amazing!! Keep up the great work, I'm a new subscriber
That is def one of your best reviews ever!