Breads, Rice and Relishes
From the Rasoya, served under the directions of the KhansamahThe gardener in Indian households was referred to as Mali. The cook was known as the Rasoya and food was served at the table under the hawk-like gaze of the Head Bearer or Khansamah.These were positions of great importance and the individuals concerned enjoyed appropriate status. The diversity so evident in Indian society is reflected here in this selection of accompanying dishes.
Steamed Basmati (Pilau) Rice
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£2.65 |
Aromatic with cloves, cinnamon, cardamom and bay leaf. | |
Jeera Rice with Peas |
£2.65 |
Boiled Rice |
£2.40 |
Tandoori Naan |
£2.50 |
Peshwari Fruit and Nut Naan |
£2.95 |
Garlic and Coriander Naan |
£2.70 |
Chilli Cheese Naan |
£2.70 |
Keema Naan |
£2.95 |
Paratha
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£1.95 |
Unleavened bread. | |
Aloo Paratha |
£2.50 |
Chapati |
£1.60 |
Tandoori Roti |
£1.85 |
Tandoori chapatti. | |
Popadom |
£0.75 |
Plain or sliced | |
Salad |
£2.50 |
Mixed salad with chickpea and feta. | |
Cucumber Raita |
£1.85 |
Lightly-spiced yoghurt with cucumber. | |
Mango Chutney |
£1.20 |
Spiced Onions |
£1.20 |
Apple and Mint Chutney |
£1.20 |
Thali of Chutneys |
£2.40 |
Comprise of the three above | |
Home-Made Mango Pickle |
£1.20 |
Home-Made Lime Pickle |
£1.20 |
We do not use artificial colourings or preservatives in any of our dishes.
Minimum cover charge for meals excluding drinks £12. 10% service charge applies to all parties over 8 persons