Dosa Village in Solihull

Lovely homey South Indian, Sri Lankan and Indo-Chinese food, especially Mysore masala dosa and sambar vadai. Very reasonably priced. Sometimes parking is a slight issue but manageable.

I tasted their food in a Friend's birthday party. It was awesome. Mutton biryani is authentic south Indian style with great flavour. Parotta and chicken gravy is another delicacy. Their sweet gulab Jamun is mind blowing as well. All the items are above the mark .Must try restaurant. Kudos to the team.

Being relocated from Singapore recently. Really happy and satisfied to find this south Indian restaurant. Spicy level, taste, ambience all gave a home feel. The friendly chef team and 80s Tamil songs added more positivity to the time. Finally met and thanked the owner who was one of the chef and humble. Will visit again soon. Highly recommended if you are looking for proper south Indian food.

Nice and good.Staff was so friendly an Indian one.The food is so tasty masala Dosa , chicken biriyani, sambar vada all.Price is worth and reasonable compared to all other restaurants.

First of all the food is amazing. Don’t be put off by the dated decor. You will be in for a treat of authentic South Indian cuisine.They only accept cash, which is inconvenient. I have nearly forgotten what cash is. Hopefully they would get a card machine soon.And also the ventilation could be improved. It was like a smoke house.Other than this, I think it’s the best Indian. And very reasonably priced too.

The food here is really good. The dosa, prawn devil and egg fried rice - all really good faultless dishes. I've dropped 2 stars for the service. they are really slow to take orders. There isn't any wait staff around as everyone stays in the kitchen, they didn't really pay attention to, or answer any questions on dishes. It's shame as the dosa is the best in Birmingham, really hope they improve service.Update: service was better, so I've added a star!

Food was really nice. Its got a home kitchen type feel as the service is a little slow and they serve one thing at a time. But food was tasty and we would go again

Authentic South Indian/Sri Lanka food is at Dosa Village’s heart. The range of dishes is exciting, especially to people used to Birmingham’s mix of more Northern Indian/Pakistani/Bangladeshi dishes.The bread dishes are dramatic. I highly recommend a crispy dosa. Don’t forget to order a Paratha, I can only describe it as a pliable pancake. Beautiful. The Channa batura, another bread dish, is flaky and crispy.The interior is humble, a reflection of the owner’s personality. I had a long chat with him, a former chef, about food. His passion is reflected in the food.

A great little food joint with authentic south indian flavours. The sambhar and chutney was damn delicious. The dosa was fresh, crispy and humongous.We ordered sambhar vadai, sambhar idali, chilli grilled fish, srilankan mutton curry, uthappa and filter coffee.I was hooked with the srilankan mutton curry it was aromatic, fresh and mutton was tender and cooked to perfection.Do visit this little gem if you are in this area.The only downside they did not have the card payment facility, it was cash only.

A small but convenient place for Indian food. The dosas are large and tasty. The starters have variety. Parking is a bit of a challenge. Also sometimes it's difficult to get the attention and service is not up to the mark. The person was helpful but seemed to lack the enthusiasm. The food is alright and some of the dishes are quite tasty.