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Since being announced in 2018, there's been no news about when chef-entrepreneur Atul Kocchar's first UK restaurant under the Not Really Indian (NRI) brand will open. (When it does, it will be serving cuisine developed by Indian cooks living abroad.) Kochhar pulled out of taking up space in Birmingham’s Mailbox development in 2018, but is apparently looking elsewhere; NRI was launched in Mumbai in 2016.
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TBC, Birmingham, B1 1RS
Restaurant details
TBC, Birmingham, B1 1RS
Opening hours
8 am to 10.30 am & 12 pm to 11.30 pm.
Last orders: 11.30pm
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