Takeaway Menu
Appetizers
- Poppadoms
£0.95
- Spiced Poppadoms
£1.00
- Spiced Onion
£1.00
- Special Onion Salad
£1.75
- Mango Chutney
£1.00
- Lime Pickle
£1.00
- Bowl of Yoghurt
£1.50
- Raita
£1.75
lettuce, onion, tomato & cucumber with dressing, hara bhara garden fresh
a cool, creamy blend of yoghurt, cucumber potato & spices,
Poori
A light fluffy pancake, pan fried and embraced with either
- Garlic Mushroom
£4.95
- Chilli Chicken
£5.50
- Spinach & Cheese
£4.95
- Chana
£4.95
- Garlic Okra
£4.95
- Prawn
£5.50
- Aloo Saag
£4.95
Shorba (Soup)
- Garam Machale Shorba
£4.25
- Garam Murgh Shorba
£4.25
- Sabzee Shorba
£3.25
- Garam Daal & Coconut Shorba
£3.25
- Murgh Malai Shorba
£4.25
spicy seafood soup with prawn & fish
Vegetable
Lightly spiced, north Indian lentil soup with coconut milk
(cream of chicken)
Pakoras
A deep-fried spicy fritter popular street food in Pakistan made with besan flour (grinded chickpeas) lightly herbed and spiced.
- Plain (onion)
£3.25
- Bhangan
£3.95
- Mushroom
£3.95
- Murgh (chicken)
£5.50
- Machale (Fish)
£5.50
- Gobi (cauliflower)
£3.95
- Mix
£5.50
- Vegetable (cauliflower/potato)
£3.95
Ibtida (Spicy Starters)
- Jhinga Tandoori
£8.50
- Jhinga Zaharani
£3.95
- Samosa
- Sabzee (Vegetable )
£3.95
- Keema (lamb mince)
£4.50
- Murgh Chapli Kebab
£4.50
- Channa Chaat
£3.95
- Sea bass
£8.95
- Rashmei Kebab
£4.50
- Turkish Kebab (seikh)
£4.50
- Shish Kebab
£4.50
- Hara Lamb Chops
£5.95
- Murgh Tikka Achari
£5.50
- Hara Bara Malai Murgh Tikka
£5.50
- Spiced Mushrooms
£3.95
- Macchi Tikka
£8.95
- Murgh Swatti Kofta
£4.50
- Chicken Chat
£4.50
Bengali tiger king prawns marinated in spices, garlic, ginger, onions and tomatoes, tempering of crushed coriander seeds and crispy red chilies
Tiger king prawns in butter, garlic, coconut, lime, mint and chili sauce pan fried
Seasoned with herbs and spices, wrapped with light pastry, deep fried golden brown
Spiced Chicken combined with herbed aloo, infused with Karachi spice and pan fried
Spiced chickpeas and whole wheat crisps with mint chutney, sweetened
Sea bass – grilled and served with cream sauce
Chicken mince blended with fresh mint and coriander with a touch of herbs and spices and cooked on skewers over charcoal
The traditional skewer of finely minced lamb delicately flavored with fresh coriander, tomatoes, mint, and spring onions
Spiced Lamb Mince combined with herbed and spices, infused with Lahori spices and pan fried
Lamb cutlets marinade in ginger, garlic & green herbs
Spicy; chicken pan fried with wild onion seeds, persian zeera and cracked coriander
Supreme of chicken marinated with ginger, green chili, crème cheese and coriander stem
Button mushrooms tossed in a cacophony of light masala
Tandoori charcoal smoked salmon, marinated coriander, peppercorn, garam masala and chilies
Chicken mince lightly spiced & covered with breadcrumbs
Chicken mince blended with fresh mint and coriander with a touch of herbs and spices and cooked on skewers over charcoal
Tandoori Khana (Tandoori Dishes)
Tandoori is Eastern cuisine employing an oriental method of barbecue grilling and baking kebab, chicken, lamb, prawns and bread. This is done in a charcoal fired clay oven, known as a Tandoor. These dishes are marinated for at least 24 hours in special spices & herbs before being barbecued over flaming charcoal in the Tandoor.
- Tandoori Murgh (Chicken)
- Half chicken
£14.95
- Quarter chicken
£9.95
- Hariallie Malai Murgh Tikka (chicken)
£10.50
- Murgh Tikka (chicken)
£9.95
- Rashmei Kebab
£9.95
- Rashmei Kebab
£4.50
- Shish Tandoori Mixed Platter
£15.95
- Lamb Tikka
£9.95
- Turkish Kebab (seikh)
£9.95
- Leg of Lamb
£69.95
- Jhinga Tandoori
£17.95
- Sea bass
£14.95
- Macchi Tikka
£14.95
Supreme of chicken marinated with ginger, green chili, crème cheese and coriander stem
marinated in yogurt and coriander, peppercorn, fresh mint and red chilies, fired in the tandoor
Sea bass – grilled and served with cream sauce
Chicken mince blended with fresh mint and coriander with a touch of herbs and spices and cooked on skewers over charcoal
chicken, chicken tikka, lamb tikka, prawns, kebab, nan, rice & gravy sauce
marinated in yogurt and coriander, peppercorn, fresh mint and red chilies, fired in the tandoor
The traditional skewer of finely minced lamb delicately flavored with fresh coriander, tomatoes, mint, and spring onions creating an extraordinary play of aromas.
Pre order 48 hours before dining – yogurt and coriander, peppercorn, fresh mint and red chillies,
Bengali tiger king prawns dipped in spices spicy of garlic, ginger, onions and tomatoes, with a tempering of crushed coriander seeds and crispy red chilies, barbequed
grilled Sea bass served with light creamy sauce
grilled salmon, marinated coriander, peppercorn, garam masala and red chilies,
All tandoori( tikka) dishes are served with salad, rice and gravy.
These dishes can be served with
- Dum Sabze(steamed vegetables)
£2.50
- Barbequed Sabzee(barbequed vegetables)
£2.50
- Sabzee (side dish)
£5.95
- Khas Sauce
£4.95
Shish Khas Khana (House Special)
- Khadey Masala Ka Salan
- Karishma
- Garlic Nashilee
- Kustoori
- Garam Masala
- Butter
- Nashedar Banjara
- Chili Basaar
- Amrat Mirchi Punjabi Khoya
- Salsa
- Gingerial
- Handi
- Lal Pari
- Half chicken
- Quarter chicken
- Hariallie Malai Murgh Tikka (chicken)
Punjabi country fayre of tender chicken braised in a spicy masala of garlic, ginger, onions and tomatoes, with a tempering of crushed coriander seeds and crispy red chillies. – medium to hot, complex and richly flavored with aromatic spices
Cooked with freshly chopped mixed nuts & delicious herbs in a rich sauce using a wide variety of spices- medium tomatoes with hint of spice
South Indian dish, cooked with masala, fresh garlic, herbs and spices, finished off with sun dried chili sauce. medium to hot
Authentic Punjabi dish prepared from cream and garlic infused with swat herbs. – mild, creamy with hint of herbs
Rich flavors, fresh ginger, garlic, coriander, vine tomatoes and grounded garam masala. – medium but spicy
Gently poached in a buttery tomato sauce flavored with fenugreek – mild, creamy and buttery
Punjabi bhoona dish prepared with a very rich flavor ginger, garlic, coriander, tomatoes & green peppers with a hint of brandy- medium (Add £1 to price below)
cooked with fresh garlic, herbs and fiery kale mirch coming through the sweet mango muraga. – spicy, sweet and sour
Cooked in four kinds of nuts, coconut and cream, finished with freshly sliced green chills & spices. creamy but hot
a blend of vine tomatoes, Jhelum herbs and species – medium
A classic Indian dish that is accented by fresh ginger, green chilies & lemon- strong, intense but medium spice
Traditional Punjabi style dish cooked inside the Handi. The dish is prepared over slow burning flames with chef’s specially prepared garam masala, egg, corn pepper, crushed garlic, and garnished with coriander and ginger- medium and complex
A favorite with the Maharajas, rich flavor, fresh ginger, garlic, coriander, tomatoes & green peppers, finished with red wine. – medium(Add £1 to price below)
These dishes can be preparerd with
- Murgh (chicken)
£10.50
- Gosht/Gosht tikka (lamb)
£10.50
- Sabzee (vegetables)
£8.50
- Jhinga (king prawns)
£17.95
- Kofta (lamb meat balls)
£10.50
- Prawns
£10.50
- Scampi
£15.95
- Keema (mince)
£10.50
- Murgh tikka(chicken tikka)
£10.50
- Machee (fish – haddock)
£12.95
Moghul’s Khana
- Jalfrezie
- Makhani
- Sindrie (jaipuri)
- Multani Chasni
- Pasanda Nawabi
- Dhahi Deghie
- Karahi
- Saag Karahi
It literally means “stir-fry”. the time of the British Raj in India. Colonial households employed Indian cooks who would use the jalfrezie method of cooking spring onion, capsicums & tomato – Medium
simmered in a smooth buttery creamy and nutty sauce- Creamy and nutty
onions, Dutch capsicums, tomato & sundried mushrooms in Ali’s special masaleder sauce – Medium
lemon zest & sweet mango muraba, used to make a sweet & tangy sauce with touch of cream; a favorite in Multan – Mild, sweet and sour
Derived from a court dish of the Moghul emperors the pasanda is traditionally made with thinly sliced meat, fruit cream and grounded almonds. Creamy, fruity and nutty
Cooked with kashmiri deggi mirch, hung yoghurt, fried onion and garlic, tempered with whole coriander, cumin & red chillies. – mild to medium
A cooking bowl cast from the tandoori foundries of the Khyber pass region of North West Pakistan. The dish is prepared over hot flames in a wok, with tomatoes, crushed pepper corn and cumin seeds, plus a generous helping of ginger, garlic and coriander leaves finished with capsicums – medium
(with spinach)
These dishes can be preparerd with
- Murgh (chicken)
£10.50
- Gosht/Gosht tikka (lamb)
£10.50
- Sabzee (vegetables)
£8.50
- Jhinga (king prawns)
£17.95
- Kofta (lamb meat balls)
£10.50
- Prawns
£10.50
- Scampi
£15.95
- Keema (mince)
£10.50
- Murgh tikka(chicken tikka)
£10.50
- Machee (fish – haddock)
£12.95
Hyderabadi Burryani Khana
Originated from the extravagant and decadent kitchens of Royal Persia and popularly spread among Pakistani food lovers from the first Indo-Muslim rulers, before British Raj and they are still regarded as the only wedding feast in Indo-Pak Sub Continent. It is a combination of some of the traditional spices mixed with basmati rice and fried with ghee, then served with curry sauce with shish spices and saffron.
These dishes can be preparerd with
- Murgh (chicken)
£9.95
- Gosht (lamb)
£9.95
- Gosht tikka (lamb tikka)
£10.95
- Sabzee (vegetables)
£8.95
- Jhinga (king prawns)
£17.95
- Kofta (lamb meat balls)
£10.95
- Prawns
£9.95
- Scampi
£15.95
- Keema (mince)
£9.95
- Murgh tikka(chicken tikka)
£10.50
- Machee (fish – haddock)
£10.95
Shish Rawaiti Khana (Classic Cuisine)
- Curry
- Madras
- Vindaloo
- Dansak
- Dopiaza
- Dhahi Deghie
- Sabzee
- Punjabi Masala
- Rogan Josh
- Methi
- Bhoona
- Patia
- Salma
- Masala
Simple delicately flavored with herbs garlic and species. – smooth and medium
cooked in blend of naga chillies to give a fiery sensation. – hot and fairly
This dishes has its origins from the indigenous peoples of the ex-Portuguese colony of Goa, over time it has spiced and hotted up with added lemon juice for tartness and black pepper for extra pungency.
A famous Parsee dish, pouched in yellow lentils with herbs and spices. – medium
The dopiaza is a classic Indian dish dating back at least to Moghul times. The name dopiaza broadly translates as “extra onions”. – medium
Cooked with kashmiri deggi mirch, hung yoghurt, fried onion and garlic, tempered with whole coriander, cumin & red chillies. – mild to medium
select any vegetables – medium
with tomatoes, crushed pepper corn and cumin seeds, plus a generous helping of ginger, garlic and capsicums – medium
Originally a Kashmiri dish, authentic rogan josh is cream, dozens of spices, onions and tomatoes. share a deep red colour derived from the liberal use of dried red Kashmiri chilies. – mild to medium
cooked with fresh baby spinach and methi (fenugreek) leaves with medium spices. – medium with strong flavor
tossed in an aromatic sauce of browned onions with tomatoes, ginger and ground spices – medium
A traditional Parsee patia is cooked in a dark vinegar sauce, freshly squeezed lemon and mango chutney, – medium, sweet and sour
Cooked with roasted aubergine – medium
Invented in the kitchen of our restaurant by father in 1972. chicken tikka pieces is aromatic and slightly smoky from the tandoor. The masala sauce, spiced but not hot, rich and creamy finished with capsicums – buttery, medium to mild
These dishes can be preparerd with
- Murgh (chicken)
£9.95
- Gosht (lamb)
£9.95
- Sabzee (vegetables)
£8.50
- Jhinga (king prawns)
£17.95
- Kofta (lamb meat balls)
£9.95
- Prawns
£9.95
- Scampi
£15.95
- Keema (mince)
£9.95
- Murgh tikka(chicken tikka)
£10.50
- Machee (fish – haddock)
£9.95
Korma
Korma is not one particular dish but rather a method of cooking similar to braising. Because korma is a cooking method there are a wide variety of dishes that could be described as “korma”.– mild
- Ceylonese
- Mughlai
- Kashmiri
- Murgh (chicken)
£9.95
- Gosht (lamb)
£9.95
- Sabzee (vegetables)
£8.50
- Jhinga (king prawns)
£17.95
- Kofta (lamb meat balls)
£9.95
- Prawns
£9.95
- Scampi
£15.95
- Keema (mince)
£9.95
- Murgh tikka(chicken tikka)
£10.50
- Machee (fish – haddock)
£9.95
(prepared with coconut cream)
(prepared with crushed nuts & cream)
(prepared with fruit & cream)
These dishes can be preparerd with
Izafi (rice and bread basket)
- Special Fried Basmati Rice
£3.95
- Chawal-E-Aaam (long-grain boiled)
£2.15
- Chawal-E-Khas (saffron)
£2.25
- Pratha Plain (lacchaydar)
£2.25
- Pratha (stuffed)
£3.50
- Roti (Chapati)
£1.10
- Tandoori Roti (buttered)
£1.15
- Nan Bread Plain
£2.25
- Nan (stuffed)
£3.50
- Chips
£2.95
- Extra dip sauce
£0.50
- Gravy
£3.50
- Special gravy
£4.95
(Choice of garlic and onion, mushrooms, chick peas, egg or lemon)
Pakistani king basmati rice cooked in stock & lightly spiced; a gift from Punjab
Mince
Vegetable
Garlic
Rogni (sweet, yolk of egg & coconut)
Pashori (sweet, stuffed with nuts & almonds)
Cheese
Lahori (hot, green chilies & coriander)
Mince
Vegetable
Garlic
Rogni (sweet, yolk of egg & coconut)
Pashori (sweet, stuffed with nuts & almonds)
Cheese
Lahori (hot, green chilies & coriander)
Sabzee Sambar Khana (vegetarian cuisine)
- Aloo Chana Masala
£8.50
- Pardesi Saag with Mushrooms / Chick Peas
£8.50
- Kabli Chana Paneer
£7.95
- Mattor Paneer
£7.95
- Palak Paneer
£3.50
- Vegetable Malai Kofta Hydrabadi
£8.50
- Punjabi Chana Lahori
£7.95
- Bhaji
£8.50
- Daal Tarka
£8.50
- Bombay Potato
£7.95
- Potato Spinach or with Mathi
£7.95
- Aloo Mattor Curry
£7.95
- Vegetable Punjabi Masala
£8.50
- Dilruba Aloo Curry
£8.50
- Paneer Khurchan
£8.95
- Vegetable Curry
£7.95
- Indian Vegetable Curry
£8.50
Roasted dry masala spiced sautéed market fresh vegetables
shallow fried onions & mushrooms simmered in a rich ginger & garlic, spinach and mustard leaves
Indian cheese & chick peas
Mix vegetable balls coated with flour & spices in light creamy sauce
chick peas & potatoes
sabzee (vegetables) tossed in tangy chat masala, sizzled with coriander seeds, cumin and onions
fusion of garlic, ginger and oil which is then poured over the daal as it cooks to give a rich and distinctive flavor a must for all daal lovers.
whole aniseed, wild onions, roasted mustard, a touch of crushed red chilli cooked with potatoes
Paneer tossed with red onions, green peppers and spiced in tomato with dried fenugreek leaves and coriander sauce
mixture of okra, bangan & kuddu