Win a meal for 2 and tickets to Taste of Birmingham in this week’s Birmingham Post
Insight Magazine reviews The Oriental
What’s On Live Competition Winner!
Congratulations to Sally Cartwright, the winner of February’s What’s On Live competition. She has won a meal for 2!
You too can be a winner.
Just enter the competition in next month’s Midlands Home and Interiors magazine.
Taste Of Birmingham
The Oriental will be appearing at:
Taste Of Birmingham
Friday July 16th until Sunday July 18th 2010
Mothers Day – Sunday 14th March
We are now taking bookings for Mothers Day on Sunday 14th March!
Style Birmingham Magazine Review
February’s Style Birmingham magazine said, “We had an incredible evening at The Oriental Bar Restaurant; our food was above and beyond expectation and the service was flawless. Its fantastic atmosphere and menu make the restaurant a great choice for couples looking for somewhere different to eat on Valentines Day, or to celebrate Chinese New Year with some authentic cuisine.”
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Win A Case of Tiger Beer for Chinese New Year!
To help celebrate Chinese New Year, any customers that order from The Oriental’s Chinese New Year menu will automatically be entered into a prize draw to win a case of Tiger Beer!
Just click here to view The Oriental’s Chinese New Year menu.
Download Chinese New Year Menu
THE ORIENTAL TO CELEBRATE THE YEAR OF THE TIGER
The Oriental Bar and Restaurant in the Mailbox will be celebrating the Chinese New Year in February to herald the arrival of the Tiger.
According to the Chinese Zodiac, the Year of 2010 is the Year of the Tiger, which commences on February 14, 2010 and ends on February 2, 2011. The Tiger is the third sign in the Chinese Zodiac cycle, and it is a sign of bravery.
With Valentines Day on the same day, it will be a very busy time for the Oriental. So there wil be a special Chinese New Year menu from the week of the 14th onwards.
Sunday Mercury Reviews The Oriental
Get the best Japanese sake at the Oriental!
If you ever wanted to try decent sake, you would probably have to venture to celebrity hangouts such as Hakkasan, Zuma or Nobu. Now you can try the best in Japanese sake at the Oriental Bar and Restaurant at The Mailbox. Owner Harish Nathwani has painstakingly researched the best quality sake for his us to enjoy.
“Five years ago, the quality of sake in Britain was not so high, so people have been put off, but we brought the best to Birmingham. Good sake can be as complex and subtle as vintage wine.”
Sake is made from large-grained rice (shinpaku-mai) and sweet spring water. Before brewing – sake is technically a beer than a rice wine.
As sushi bars and noodle canteens multiply, we will see more of Japan’s distinctive drink. It makes a refreshing change and I predict many more of us will be cheering “kampai!”