Midlands curry restaurants recognised at regional awards
Restaurants in Telford, Bridgnorth and Wolverhampton were among those recognised at the second Welsh and Midlands Curry Awards
Restaurants, takeaways and hospitality businesses from across Shropshire and the Midlands have been recognised at a regional curry awards ceremony held in Wolverhampton.
The second Welsh and Midlands Curry Awards took place at The Grand Station, bringing together businesses and individuals from across Wales and the Midlands to celebrate achievements in the curry industry.
Among the Shropshire winners, Spiceland Indian Restaurant in Telford was named Shropshire Curry Restaurant of the Year, while Dilraz in Bridgnorth won Shropshire Curry Experience of the Year.
Other winners from across the region included Major Curry Affair in Burntwood, named Staffordshire Curry Restaurant of the Year, and Khatri's Nepalese and Indian Cuisine in Rugeley, which won the Staffordshire Curry Experience award.
In the city categories, Titash was named Birmingham Restaurant of the Year and Zooma won Wolverhampton Restaurant of the Year.
Dil Se in Birmingham was named Curry CNCT Best of West Midlands.
The awards are organised by Oceanic Awards and supported by Curry CNCT. They recognise restaurants and hospitality professionals for their food, customer service and contribution to the industry.
A spokesperson for Oceanic Awards said the awards provided an opportunity to recognise the talent and dedication across the region's curry sector, congratulating the winners and finalists on their achievements.