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Broad Street, Birmingham

Qavali

A dry, fully halal Broad Street dining room for Indo-Persian grills, biryani, and occasion service.

4.5

FlightLogic expert score: 8.5/10 · Editorial composite rating 4.5/5 · £££ · Indo-Persian , Pakistani

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Is Qavali worth visiting? FlightLogic assigns an expert score of 8.5/10 based on editorial research. The 4.5/5 star figure is an editorial composite for guide comparison — not a verified consumer aggregate. Best for halal celebration dinners, broad street groups, indo-persian grills.

About Qavali

Qavali brings Birmingham's Broad Street something more composed than a standard curry-house celebration: a halal Indo-Persian dining room with carved screens, polished service, and a menu that moves from kebabs and chaat to biryani, grills, and rich Mughal sauces. The kitchen is fully halal, but be aware the venue itself is not dry: Qavali runs a cocktail bar with alcoholic drinks alongside its AFSANA alcohol-free botanical range, so choose it knowing the room includes a licensed bar. It is not a minimalist tasting-menu room, but it is one of Birmingham's most convincing upscale halal restaurants for groups that want ceremony, spice, and certainty.

Menu highlights

  • Qavali Mixed Grill £31 Seekh kebab, tikka, chops, and charred chicken served with chutneys and naan
  • Dum Biryani £24 Layered rice, saffron, spice, and slow-cooked halal meat with raita on the side
  • Lamb Chops £29 Marinated heavily, cooked over high heat, and served as one of the kitchen's most reliable signatures

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Is Qavali fully halal?

Yes. Qavali operates as a fully halal restaurant, with halal meat across the kitchen rather than a limited halal-by-request arrangement.

Does Qavali serve alcohol?

Yes — while every dish is halal, Qavali operates a cocktail bar serving alcoholic drinks. Its AFSANA range offers crafted alcohol-free cocktails if you prefer a dry table; fully dry alternatives in Birmingham include Tipu Sultan.

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