Restaurant guide
Birmingham's most-reviewed halal restaurant — 11,500+ reviews, a menu that runs from desi breakfast to fusion burgers, its own parking, and a prayer space on site.
Address: 191–194 Bradford St, Birmingham B12 0JD (Sparkbrook, a short hop from the city centre)
Phone: +44 121 771 1117
Hours: Mon–Thu 12pm–11pm · Fri 12pm–12am · Sat 1pm–1am · Sun 1pm–11pm
Price: ££ — mains are mid-range, portions are generous
Rating: ★ 4.6 across 11,500+ reviews
Halal status: Fully halal, no alcohol served
Extras: Own parking, dedicated prayer space, family-friendly
There's also a second branch — MyLahore Digbeth — alongside the Bradford Street original.
The menu is one of the biggest of any halal restaurant in Birmingham, which is a large part of why it stays packed. Expect these sections:
Desi breakfast — weekend halwa puri, omelettes, parathas and karak chai. One of the better-known halal breakfast options in the city.
Karahi & handi — chicken and lamb karahis served sizzling, the traditional heart of the menu.
Grills & mixed grills — seekh kebabs, chicken tikka, lamb chops and sharing platters built for groups.
Fusion — desi-style burgers, loaded fries, wraps and street-food mashups; this is the side of the menu MyLahore is nationally known for.
Rice & biryani — classic biryanis and rice dishes.
Desserts & shakes — an in-house dessert menu and the milkshakes people cross the city for.
If you're after a reliable halal spot that suits big family groups, has genuine parking, and covers everyone from the biryani purist to the kid who only wants a burger — yes. It's not fine dining and doesn't pretend to be; it's Birmingham's default "everyone will find something" halal restaurant, and the 11,500+ reviews back that up.
After something fancier? See our guide to nice halal restaurants in Birmingham. Hungry now? Browse the full Birmingham halal directory.