Sangam Vegetarian Restaurant

not the most politest staff in the world but the food is served fresh and very tasty, price aint that bad

Birmingham has no shortage of sweet centres, but there are comparatively few that only offer vegetarian food. For some Asian communities, they have strict dietary restrictions so would only eat at «pure vegetarian» sweet shops, which basically means they don’t use eggs or animal fats in their food.
Sangam Vegetarian follows these dietary requirements but doesn’t compromise on the taste of food. They have delicious paneer pakoras (Indian cheese), bhajiya (mixed parkora) and the traditional Punjabi dish, sholay patoorey (chick pea curry with a fried naan) is scrumptious!
The price is about average for the local area and considering their food is freshly prepared on site, it’s definitely value for money. It’s a take-​away shop with many Indian sweets to choose from. You could even have a sample taste of some sweets before you choose to purchase, which not all sweet shops offer!
The service is as good as the food!

Tasty mithais and Indian sweets on offer here. If you are looking for a variety of Indian sweets and snacks, look no further than Sangam. And because this is a restaurant, you can eat in.
This is a vegetarian restaurant so sorry to disappoint you meat-​eaters. But then again there are plenty of restaurants in Birmingham where you can eat meat.
Its not the biggest of restaurants but Sangam is a place where you can take your family. This place does have a nice family feel to it and the food is value for money.
Quality of food is excellent, the service is very good and the staff are very friendly. That is exactly how a restaurant should be. I would also give top marks for cleanliness and hygiene.
The Gulab Jamuns are exquisite and so are the barfis. I’m coming back here just for the Gulab Jamuns.