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A popular snack in Bangladesh. Small, crisp filled shingaras were originally brought to India by traders and soldiers, they were easy to make around campfires during night halts. The snack consists of a fried triangular, pastry shell with mixed vegetables (V) or shredded lamb. *Contains Gluten
A savory that can be found on the streets of India. Crispy flour wafers, topped with chickpeas, potatoes, yoghurt and tamarind sauce. Incredibly tasty! *Vegetarian *Contains gluten *Contains Dairy
As delicious as Paapri Chaat, however the crispy flour wafers are substituted with our amazing vegetable shingara. You will love these triangles of joy! *Vegetarian *Contains gluten *Contains Dairy
Fiery, crispy Indian cottage cheese stir-fried with spring onions, peppers and fresh green chilli in tamarind sauce. Not for the faint hearted HOT *Vegetarian *Contains gluten *Contains Dairy
Sticks of Paneer covered in Panko breadcrumbs, served with homemade chutney consisting of lime and mango. An Indo-Chinese twist to the traditional Indian cottage cheese. *Vegetarian *Contains gluten *Contains Dairy
Cubes of chicken tikka stir fried with peppers and onions in a thick tamarind flavour sauce. A very very hot dish, one for the chilli challengers. *Spicy Dish
The most popular snack! These tasty little onion balls are bound together with cabbage, red and white onions, blended in our own spices. It is crispy and crunchy, great as a starter or an accompaniment to your curries! *Vegetarian
Taking juicy buffalo wings and adding an Asian twist by marinating it in a pan Asian mixture of soya sauce, desi chilli sauce and honey. 🌶️
An authentic variant to the usual chicken tikka found in the local curry houses. Succulent chicken breast pieces cooked in a creamy marinade with yoghurt, ginger, garlic, a hint of chilli and coriander. *Contains Nuts *Contains Dairy
Salmon tikka is very common in Southern India. This home-style recipe is full of fragrant and punchy spices. Cubes of salmon are marinated with garlic, ginger, basil, yoghurt and Indian spices, then grilled in the clay oven. *Contains Dairy
A distinctive rustic tandoor cooked minced lamb made with green chilli, cardamom, ginger and spices, served with mint sauce. A must-have in every household in Pakistan.
Tandoor cooked chicken dates back to as early as the Mughal era. Tandoori chicken is often found in restaurants and roadside food stalls ‘dhaba’ in India. Skinless legs and thighs are marinated in a tenderising mixture of ginger, garlic, paprika, garam masala, cumin, chilli, turmeric and yoghurt then cooked in the clay oven. *Contains Dairy
Tender lamb chops refreshingly marinated with ginger, garlic, garam masala, cumin, chilli and yoghurt. Cooked to perfection in the tandoor. *Contains Dairy
The aroma, flavour and taste of ginger is something we are fond of in our cooking in the Southeast Asia. Chicken breast is marinated with ginger paste, red chilli flakes, cumin and garam masala then cooked in an onion and ginger julienne gravy. This tangy flavoured dish is a great pick if you love ginger!
*Contains Dairy* A rich buttery, creamy chicken that needs no introduction and has already been claimed the fame it deserves! The origins of butter chicken can be traced back to a restaurant called Moti Mahal Delux in Peshwar before moving to the New Delhi after the partition of the British India. very similar to the [...]
Adding a mango twist to the popular Korma. This 16th century dish is slightly sweet and braised in a creamy based sauce consisting of mango pieces. *Contains Dairy
Bringing you North India’s specialty. A mixture of Indian cottage cheese, potatoes, chilli, ginger and lemon juice made into paneer balls, then cooked in a cashew nut and tomato-based gravy. *Vegetarian *Contains Nuts *Contains Dairy
A ‘Kadai’ meaning wok is one of the most commonly used cooking utensils in Indian kitchens. Soft Indian cheese tossed in a tangy sauce with tomatoes, green peppers, ginger and crushed coriander. *Vegetarian *Contains Dairy
Beef cooked in a thick medium spiced sauce with cherry tomatoes tossed in tamarind sauce. The beef tastes great with the strong flavors of tamarind!
Tandoor cooked salmon served on a bed of: stir fried onions, peppers and lime in a very dry sauce. *Contains Dairy
Lamb in a spicy coconut sauce that’s light and creamy yet brimming with the coastal flavours of Southern India. Tender lamb is infused with garlic, ginger, spices, spinach, pomegranate and finely chopped green chillies. *Contains Dairy
A hot favourite amongst locals and tourists in Kolkata is ‘kosha mangsho’ meaning sauteed meat. A mouth-watering signature dish made with chunks of lamb that are cooked in a rich, velvety gravy which contains onions, garlic, ginger, cinnamon, cardamom and spices which give it an exclusive flavour. You won’t regret it! HOT *Contains Nuts
A great choice if you are keeping it healthy! A mixed vegetable curry consisting of potatoes, carrots, cauliflower and aubergines cooked in a robust sauce, flavoured with toasted cashew nuts and mustard seeds. *Vegetarian Contains Nuts
Makhan’ being the Hindi word for butter can only mean this is a rich, creamy and buttery gravy with mixed vegetables. *Vegetarian *Contains Dairy
Chicken and potato curry is a favourite among Bangladeshi households. We have taken this and added a twist from another restaurant – favourite the ‘Naga Chilli’. This comprises of shredded chicken and potatoes, cooked in a medium thick sauce. *Spicy dish
Tender lamb cubes, wok fried with ghee in black pepper, ginger, garlic, tandoori sauce and yogurt. It is a must for spice lovers giving you that fiery feeling! *Contains Dairy
Jhal’ meaning pungently spicy and ‘pharezi’ meaning stir-fry. The first Jhalpharezi curries were believed to be made in Calcutta. Your choice of chicken, lamb, beef or vegetable fried with peppers, lots of onions and some chillies. *Spicy
This is a classic originating from Bengal which you cannot beat. It is medium spiced dish that is full of flavours with a thick dry tomato based sauce.
Is a combo of Persian and Gujarati cuisine. It is simply hot, sweet and sour with lentils. A perfect weekday supper to warm you up! *Contains Dairy
One of the most popular dishes guaranteed on every Indian restaurant menu. A creamy tomato and coconut based sauce – why not try it with one of the naan breads to give you that complete classic experience. *Contains Dairy
A stew prepared in a wok from the choices above, in a reduced tomato and pepper based sauce. Usually a late night meal in Pakistani cuisines.
Balti meaning “bucket” in Bengali and Hindi. It first arrived in Birmingham in the 1970’s but originates from Baltistan in northern Pakistan. Balti sauce is based on garlic, tomatoes, onions, garam masala and turmeric. Can’t go wrong with this traditional classic!
A fiery sweet and sour dish in a thick and flavoursome gravy – similar to our Dhansak. Pathia is an ancient curry which was brought over from Persia. This classic curry will leave you yearning for more.
One of the most popular dishes in South Asia. A rich and creamy curry delicately made with a blend of authentic spices and coconut. It just begs to be soaked up by a piece of fresh naan! This is truly one that makes British taste buds go global! *Contains Dairy
Cooked in a delicious earthy sauce flavoured with fresh Fenugreek leaves that’s lifted with the tang from the yogurt.
Skewered chicken pieces cooked with peppers, tomatoes, onions in a blend of Indian spices to get that delicious smoky flavour from South Asia. *Contains Dairy
Seasoned lamb chops, chicken tikka, chicken wings and Seekh Kebab garnished with fried onions. Don’t miss out on these scrumptious morsels! *Contains Dairy
Cottage cheese tossed in pickling spices and garnished with bell peppers making it healthy yet tantalizing! *Vegetarian *Contains Dairy
Mixture of vegetables Seasoned with our simple yogurt marinade and cooked in our Tandoor enabling the vegetables to remain crunchy yet tasty. *Vegetarian *Contains Dairy
Mild and lightly spiced tender lamb cooked with basmati rice in traditional ‘dum’ style. The city of Lucknow is popular for this royal Awadhi style cooking. A perfect option for your dinner table feasting! Served with home-made style vegetable curry.
*Spicy* The Naasta variation on the very well known Indonesian fried rice dish. We add a very home-made style Indian vibe to the usual Nasi Goreng. Loaded with red onions, crushed garlic, turmeric, thinly sliced peppers, green chillies, chicken tikka and basmati rice, stir-fried with spring onions and topped with fried egg. Served with mixed [...]
Mixed vegetables and Paneer in a spicy masala are cooked in alternate layers of rice. The colour looks appetizing and the aroma is great! Accompanied with plain dhal. *Vegetarian *Contains Dairy
Cubed potatoes in sauteed onions, peppers and a hint of chilli. Adding a twist to your usual Bombay potatoes. *Vegetarian *Spicy
Stir-fried red spinach and potatoes is a traditional Bangladeshi delicacy. *Vegetarian
A simple, dry dish packed full of masala flavours and chickpeas cooked in a medium spiced sauce. A nutritious way of fitting in your veg! *Vegetarian
A comforting mix of spinach, sweet potato and lentil dhal, seasoned with spices and topped with spring onions and basil. You can’t go wrong with this one! *Vegetarian
Spice up your taste buds with our masala chips. French fries stir fried with onions, peppers and red chilli flakes. *Vegetarian *Spicy
Crushed garlic and sprinkled with coriander. *Vegetarian *Contains Dairy * Contains Gluten
Mixture of coconut, mango and garnished with almond. *Contains Nuts *Vegetarian *Contains Dairy * Contains Gluten
Lotus biscoff cookies and almonds as the base. Lotus biscoff butter is used in the filling, giving a golden hue to this cheesecake.
A dessert originating from Bangladesh. The name comes from two words in Bengali: ‘rosh’ meaning juice and ‘malai’ meaning cream. If you have a sweet tooth, ten this one is for you!
Milk solid based balls, dunked in rose flavoured sugar syrup. This originates from Bangladesh and Northern India. A classic dessert which is very famous and enjoyed at festive occasions.
Kulfi is a popular Indian traditional ice cream. It is rich and satisfying!
This is only available on Sundays. Includes: Any Desi Bite, any Main or Classic Dishes, any Side, and any Rice or Naan. Please keep in mind, the Main or Classic dish will be smaller in size.