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V = Vegetarisch Bezüglich Allergene Bitte MENU VG = VEGAN | V = VEGETARISCH BEZÜGLICH ALLERGENE BITTE BEI UNSEREM SERVICEPERSONAL NACHFRAGEN EATDOORI.COM | [email protected] STARTERS 1 VG PAPADAM BASKET 3.9 Hauchdünne Linsen-Cracker serviert mit Mango-Ingwer Chutney 2 V PAPRI CHAAT 4.9 Weizenchips belegt mit Kichererbsen / Joghurt / Kartoffeln / Granatapfelkernen / Tamarinde, Minz-Koriander & Rote-Beete Chutney 3 VG VEG PAKORA 5.6 Krosse Gemüse-Bällchen aus Blumenkohl / Spinat / Kartoffeln & Auberginen mit Mango-Ingwer Chutney 4 V SAMOSAS + CHAAT IT UP 1.9 5.6 Kartoffel-Teigtaschen mit Tamarinde, Minz-Koriander & Joghurt-Minz Chutney 5 VG GOBI SWEET & SOUR 5.9 Panierter Blumenkohl mit süß-saurer Marinade & Sesam 6 VG CHILI MUSHROOM 6.5 Champignons & Paprika in Tomaten-Chili Sauce 7 VG SWEET POTATO TIKKI 6.9 Drei Süßkartoffel-Puffer mit Rettich & Tamarinde Chutney 8 DESI CHICKEN 6.9 Würzige Hühnchenbrust in Masala-Panade mit eingelegten roten Zwiebeln & Spicy Garlic Chutney 9 SINGH‘S WINGS 6.9 Chicken Wings, angebraten mit Honig / Chili & Frühlingszwiebeln 10 SHARING PLATTER 10.1 VG VEGAN: Samosas / Sweet Potato Tikki / 21 Chickpea Fresh / Chutneys 10.2 MIXED: Chicken Tikka / Gobi Sweet & Sour / 26 Holy Paneer / Chutneys 10.3 NON-VEG: Singh’s Wings / Chicken Tikka / 28 Ginger Lime Prawns / Chutneys SALADS 11 VG CHICKPEA FRESH 10.9 Knackiger Kichererbsensalat mit Blattsalat / Gurken / Cherrytomaten / Koriander & Granatapfelkernen mit Tamarinde Vinaigrette 12 VG SWEET MANGO 12.9 Frischer Blattsalat / Gurken / Paprika / Mango & Cashews mit Sweet-Chili Dressing dazu wahlweise: V + PANEER TIKKA + CHICKEN TIKKA 13 V INDIAN SUMMER 11.9 Bunt gemischter Salat mit Cherrytomaten / Gurken / Paprika / eingelegten roten Zwiebeln / Joghurt-Minz & Minz-Koriander Chutney dazu wahlweise: V + VEG PAKORA V + PANEER TIKKA + CHICKEN TIKKA STREETFOOD SIGNATURES SERVIERT MIT FRISCHEN NAAN-BROT STÜCKEN AUS DEM TANDOORI OFEN 14 V ACHARI SUBZ AUCH VEGAN ERHÄLTLICH 11.9 Kartoffeln / Aubergine & Okraschoten angebraten in tomatiger, süß-säuerlicher Sauce 15 V HOLY PANEER 11.4 24 Stunden marinierter & im Tandoori Ofen gegrillter Paneer-Käse / Paprika & rote Zwiebeln serviert mit Minz-Koriander Chutney 16 CHICKEN TIKKA 11.4 24 Stunden marinierte & im Tandoori Ofen gegrillte Hühnchenbrust serviert mit Joghurt-Minz Chutney 17 GINGER LIME PRAWNS 13.9 Garnelen angebraten mit frischem Ingwer / Cherrytomaten / Kurkuma & Limettensaft V + UPGRADE TO TADKA MASALA +1.9 Das ausgewählte Gericht wird mit Ingwer / Koriander & roten Zwiebeln in einer cremig- tomatigen Sauce in der Pfanne verfeinert PAV ZWEI KLEINE BURGER DIREKT VON DEN STRASSEN BOMBAYS - SERVIERT MIT MASALA FRIES 18 V VADA PAV 10.9 Frittiertes Kartoffel-Bällchen mit Rettich / Minz- Koriander / Tamarinde & Rote Beete Chutney 19 V PANEER PAV 11.5 Paneer-Käse in Kichererbsenpanade mit karamellisierten Zwiebeln / Tamarinde & Spicy Garlic Chutney 20 LAMB PAV 11.9 Pikant gewürztes Lamm-Hackfleisch mit Gurken-Raita / Minz-Koriander & Rote Beete Chutney NAANWICH BELEGTES NAAN-BROT SANDWICH MIT VERSCHIEDENEN CHUTNEYS 21 V KADHAI PANEER 10.9 Paneer-Käse-Stücke / Paprika & rote Zwiebeln in tomatigem Masala Curry 22 CHICKEN TIKKA MASALA 10.9 Cremig-tomatiges Curry mit gegrillter Hühnchenbrust aus dem Tandoori Ofen V + ALTERNATIV +1.9 Das ausgewählte Gericht ist ebenfalls als Curry mit Reis erhältlich CURRY & CO TRADITIONELLE GERICHTE SERVIERT MIT BASMATI REIS. WÄHLE DEINE BASIS 23 V KORMA 9.9 Mildes Kokosnuss-Curry aus Kardamom und Cashewnüssen 24 V MAKHANI 9.9 Cremig-tomatiges Masala Curry 25 VG HOMESTYLE 9.9 Curry aus Tomaten & versch. Paprika 26 V PALAK 9.9 Pikant gewürzter Spinat 27 VG GOAN 9.9 Scharfes Curry aus Tomaten / Tamarinde & Kokosnussmilch 28 V BIRYANI 9.9 Aromatisch gewürzte Reispfanne serviert mit Raita WÄHLE DEINEN ZUSATZ VG + VEG MIX: + 2 Erbsen / Brokkoli / Paprika / Karotten / Kartoffeln V + PANEER-KÄSE + 3 + HÜHNCHENBRUST + 3 + GARNELEN + 4.5 + LAMM + 5.0 PURE VEGETARIAN VEGETARISCHE GERICHTE SERVIERT MIT BASMATI REIS 29 VG YELLOW DAL 9.9 Gelbes Linsen-Curry mit Ingwer & Kreuzkümmel 30 VG ALOO GOBI 10.9 Würzige Kartoffeln und Blumenkohl angebraten mit Tomaten & Zwiebeln 31 V KADHI PAKORA 10.9 Kurkuma-Joghurt Curry mit Gemüse-Pakoras 32 V ALOO MATTAR PANEER 10.9 Paneer-Käse / Erbsen & Kartoffeln in würzig-tomatigem Curry 33 VG ALOO BAINGAN 13.9 Kartoffeln & Aubergine angebraten mit Tomaten-Zwiebel-Masala 34 VG CHANA MASALA 10.9 Kichererbsen in würzig-tomatigem Masala Curry 35 V DAL MAKHANI 12.9 Schwarze Linsen in cremigem Curry aus Tomaten / Ingwer & Zwiebeln BEILAGEN 36 VG ROTI 2.6 Frisches Fladenbrot aus Weizenkeimmehl 37 V NAAN 37.1 BUTTER 2.6 37.2 GARLIC 2.8 37.3 CHEESE 3.0 37.4 ONION PANEER 3.9 38 REIS 38.1 VG PLAIN BASMATI 2.6 38.2 V PULAO 3.9 Mit Röstzwiebeln angebratener Reis 39 V JEERA VEG 4.5 Gewürztes Beilagengemüse 40 V BOMBAY POTATOES 4.7 Pikant angebratene Kartoffeln mit Erbsen & Cherrytomaten 41 VG MASALA FRIES 4.2 Pommes mit hausgemachter Gewürzmischung serviert mit Mango-Ingwer Chutney DIPS 42 RAITA 42.1 V JOGHURT 2.2 42.2 V GURKEN-MINZ JOGHURT 3.5 43 HAUSGEMACHTE CHUTNEYS ALLE 2.0 43.1 VG MINZ-KORIANDER 43.2 VG SPICY GARLIC 43.3 VG MANGO-INGWER 43.4 VG GREEN CHILI 43.5 VG TAMARINDE DESSERTS 44 V MANGO CREAM MIT KOKOS-EIS 4.9 Mango Creme serviert mit Kokosnuss-Eis 45 V DESI PANCAKE MIT PISTAZIEN EIS 5.5 Zwei warme Pfannkuchen mit einer Kardamom-Honig Sauce & Pistazien Eis 46 V CHILI CHOCOLATE FONDANT 5.9 Warmes Schokoladentörtchen mit Chilipulver & Vanille Eis 47 V CHAI CHEESE CAKE 6.2 Käsekuchen serviert mit rotem Chai- Beeren-Kompott & süßem Fenchel 48 V KULFI ON A STICK ALLE 3.0 Indisches Eis am Stiel 48.1 MILCH 48.2 MANGO 48.3 PISTAZIE.
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