Birmingham is massively multicultural with people from various countries following different religions living here.
People from different communities often have dietary restrictions that are not related to allergies. For instance, Muslims eat Halal food, Jewish people prefer Kosher food, some Hindus prefer lacto-vegetarian food and Jains prefer lacto-vegetarian foods that excludes root and underground vegetables.
Previously, we have looked at Halal restaurants in Birmingham, and now we have found the popular pure vegetarian restaurants appropriate for Hindu vegetarians in the city.
Around 25-35% of the Indian population follow a vegetarian diet that allows dairy but no meat or eggs. There are several restaurants in Birmingham that cater to these dietary restrictions.
Here are the seven Indian vegetarian restaurants in Birmingham:

1. Sangam, Soho Road
This is a casual eatery on Soho Road offering Indo-Chinese and traditional Indian cuisine. (Photo - Google Maps) | Google Maps

2. Barsana, Harborne
This is a simple Indian take-out with some indoor seating. They serve only vegetarian and vegan curries and paneer (cottage cheese) pizzas. (Photo - Google Maps) | Google Maps

3. Shambala Village, Soho Road
This is a pure vegetarian Indian restaurant on Soho Road that serves regional and Indo-Chinese vegetarian dishes, plus burgers, pizzas and mocktails. (Photo - Google Maps) | Google Maps

4. Pure Vegi, Soho Road
This is a family-run restaurant serving meat-free food including pizzas, burgers, wraps. (Photo - Google Maps) | Google Maps