I tried Birmingham's ultimate buffet serving 100 dishes to 3,000 diners every week
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The pressures of cooking for a big family after a long-day at work can sometimes be just too much, so when we ventured to the revamped The Boar’s Head World Buffet in Perry Barr it already felt like a treat.
Now I don’t know about your family, but my kids absolutely love any kind of buffet offering - and this one certainly didn’t disappoint.
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Hide AdThe restaurant serves 3,000 diners each week, attracting patrons from across the West Midlands who come to enjoy its offerings - here’s why:
A culinary adventure
The food is tasty, fresh and really well presented, with a huge blending of global flavours under one roof. Following a stunning refurbishment, this vibrant venue that stands prominently in Perry Barr, has elevated its charm with modern décor and enhanced dining spaces.
A menu to satisfy every craving
Curated by renowned head chef Shailendra Kotiyal, the extensive menu is a celebration of international cuisine. From Indian classics like butter chicken, lamb rogan josh, and pani puri to Caribbean specialties such as the signature Caribbean curry, the dishes are as diverse as they are delicious.
Guests can enjoy familiar favourites like pepperoni pizza, Chinese chicken curry, and even traditional Sunday roasts with options like whole salmon, beef, or chicken. The dessert section offers a sweet conclusion to the meal, with decadent treats that delight every palate.


Service and atmosphere
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Hide AdThe staff are efficient and straight to the point and the atmosphere is warm and casual. The whole experience is ideal for families who need a no nonsense dining experience where there’s lots of food for little ones to eat and an environment you can relax with them in.
The newly renovated interiors, including the exquisite Maharaja Suite for private events, exude elegance and sophistication, comfortably hosting up to 350 diners. With ample parking for over 90 cars, the restaurant is as convenient as it is inviting.
A journey through culinary excellence
From sizzling steaks to freshly made dosas and flavourful rice dishes, the live cooking stations ensure every dish is prepared to perfection. The chefs bring a masterful touch to every plate, combining creativity, expertise, and passion to deliver a truly memorable dining experience.
A legacy in Perry Barr
Located near Birmingham’s Alexander Stadium, the spacious restaurant offers a lovely setting for family gatherings, special events, and everything in between.
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Hide AdThe Boar’s Head has been a cherished part of Birmingham’s history since its origins in 1793, originally built as an inn by a local family. A symbol of British heritage, it was restored and relocated in the 1800s to its current site, evolving into a beloved pub that celebrated tradition and community.
In 2010, local entrepreneurs reimagined this iconic venue, transforming it into the Boar’s Head World Buffet - a dynamic, multi-international restaurant offering a unique dining experience.


Behind this transformation are Chef Ruchika and Sal, a husband-and-wife duo with over 50 years of combined experience in hospitality, having worked with renowned brands like Las Iguanas and TGI Fridays.
Partner, and Head Chef Shailendra Kotiyal, bringing 26 years of culinary expertise, including his signature Caribbean Goat Curry, a favourite among our regulars.
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For those looking to explore a variety of cuisines under one roof, The World Restaurant, located at 340 Aldridge Road, Perry Barr, Birmingham, B44 8BH, promises a memorable and satisfying dining experience.
It’s most definitely a family- favourite.
And don’t forget the festive-themed offerings on offer at the moment. For further information and to book a table visit www.boarsheadworldbuffet.co.uk
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