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Served from 12pm every day.
Eat your way through Bombay: Picky-snacky-crispy savouries. Delicious salads. Hearty Ruby Murrays and Dishoom faves. All for sharing, or not.
Chakli (Ve, V)
£4.20Crunchy fried snacks (spiced flours of rice and gram) to dip into tangy chilli tomato chutney. A Permit Room regular.
Peanut Masala (Ve, V)
£4.90The first wet thing you order in a permit room: lightly-roasted fresh peanuts tossed with chopped tomato, onion, coriander, chilli and lime juice.
Chilli Cheesy Garlic Naan Bites (V)
£5.90Cheddar stuffed and green-chilli smacked, straight out the Tandoor. Every hot mouthful melts – your drink’s plus-one.
Crispy Spinach Chaat (Ve, V)
£9.90Hard work to make this chaat, but a holiday to eat. Crispy-fried babyleaf spinach with yoghurt, chutneys, spices, sev and fresh pomegranate. So light, so zesty, you'd eat twenty.
Aloo Tikki Chaat (Ve, V)
£9.20A roadside hottie. Smashed spiced potato patties, dolled up with sweet yoghurt, fresh green chutney, sweet-sour tamarind and crunchy papdi. Warning: Vendors will whistle.
Chilli Broccoli Salad (Ve, V)
£7.90 / 14.20So much greenery! Fresh broccoli, toasted pistachios, seeds of pumpkin and sunflower, shredded mint, chilli, and so on.
Kali Mirch Chicken Salad
£8.30 / 14.60Marinated morsels of black pepper chicken (like Murgh Malai) flung about in creamy yoghurt dressing with salad leaves, kale, red chilli and spiced wholesome seeds.
A Spicy Chicken Puff
£5.50Irani bakery favourite. A pastry puff with hearty filling of Keralan pepper-fry chicken. Warm and spicy.
Vegetable Samosas (Ve, V)
£7.20Three crunchy short-crust (Punjabi style) pastry parcels of potato, onion, green pea, carrot, cinnamon and clove stuffing. God loves a triangle.
Lamb Samosas
£7.90Golden Gujarati filo (not Punjabi shortcrust) stuffed with minced lamb, onions and spices. Lime for tang.
Chicken Pick-Me-Ups
£10.20An Indo-Chinese choice in permit rooms, this bundle of marinated and battered chicken is deep-fried, and ready to roll in red chilli chutney.
Chilli Chips (Ve, V)
£6.60A favourite from Leopold’s: twice-cooked potato chips steeped in sultry sauce of Indo-Chinese heritage (via Kolkata).
Aunty’s Masala Eggs (V)
£4.90A couple of devilish eggs. Boiled, spiced and loaded with onion, tomato and green chutney. Mild heat, savoury, sour and sweet – more layers than Aunty’s sari.
Fish Chapali
£10.40Succulent grilled fish patty with coriander and carom seeds, cumin, onion and tomato. Fresh green chutney and kachumber salad bring zing to your tongue.
Prawn Recheado
£11.10A Goan go-to. Pan-tanned prawns in a tangy masala of red chillies, garlic and ginger. Arrives on an a-peeling banana leaf.
Chole (Ve, V)
£13.50Chickpeas bob to saucy beats. Roasted cumin, black tea and dried mango cut loose over waves of heat. Hearty for your party.
Dishoom Chicken Ruby
£17.80Tender chicken in a rich-and-silky makhani sauce. A good and proper curry full of spice and flavour.
Prawn Moilee (Ve, V)
£18.70Very peaceful curry of coconut milk, golden with turmeric, curry leaves, fresh ginger, garlic and spices. A South Indian recipe with juicy prawns (or vegan with cauliflower).
Lamb Chettinad
£18.90Fall-apart lamb in seductive South-Indian coconut sauce. Spiced with ‘black gold’ (aka pepper), chilli, earthy stone flower and curry leaf. Made for spooning.
Dishoom Mattar Paneer (V)
£16.50Perky peas, pillowy paneer in a delicious tomato gravy. Simple comfort.
Half / Whole-Chicken Tandoori
£15.20 / 27.50Something special is going on here: marinated spatchcock is not coloured red. It is grilled and served with fresh kachumber, tangy green chutney and charred lemon to squeeze.
Chicken Berry Britannia
£17.50Full-on tasty pot of chicken, ginger, garlic, mint, coriander and rice cooked together in the Kacchi biryani style. Think Britannia’s Chicken Berry Pulao, with cranberries.
Jackfruit Berry Pulao (Ve, V)
£17.20Luscious jackfruit – unexpected – with onion, tomato, jaggery and whole spices, under a heap of saffron pulao rice studded with barberries and sultanas. Could be a group thing.
Dishoom Black Daal (V)
£10.80Rich, dark, deep, the answer to all questions. Cooked over 24 hours for extra harmony.
Charred Sweet Potato (Ve, V)
£5.50Shakarkandi is mellow yellow Indian sweet potato grilled and dashed with tangy chilli-lime masala, just as the street-vendor would make it.
Tenderstem Broccoli (Ve, V)
£6.00The Hindi name is hari phool gobhi (green flower cauli), here steamed and grilled, then tumbled with chilli and lime. Fools, and angels, rush in.
Raita (V)
£5.10Minty yoghurt, cool as a cucumber. Always on standby.
Plain Naan (Ve, V)
£4.90Garlic Naan (Ve, V)
£5.10Cheese Naan (V)
£5.70Steamed Basmati Rice (Ve, V)
£4.90
Food will be dishoomed to your table as it is prepared.
(S) Spicy (V) Suitable for vegetarians (Ve) Suitable for vegans.
Dishes marked (V) may contain eggs. We make every effort to avoid cross-contamination, but sadly can't guarantee dishes and drinks are allergen-free.
If you have any food allergies or dietary requirements please let us know. Dishes suitable for vegan diets and gluten and dairy-intolerances are available.
An optional service charge of 12.5% will be added to your bill. Every penny of this goes to the team. (Service charge is entirely optional. If you feel the service is in any way lacking, you need only ask, and the charge will be removed.)