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Mar 2018 Menu All dishes are served as soon as prepared Food From the chaotic streets of Old Delhi to the bustling metropolis of Mumbai and on south to the glittering seashores of Kerala, we scoured CHAAT REKRI SMALL PLATES TANDOOR SE SMALL PLATES THALI TRADITIONAL SQUARE MEAL FOR 1 PERSON the sub-continent to bring you the very best of India’s street food. Rooted 1 MINI MASALA PAPAD BASKET V 3.5 22 LAMB KI CHAAMPE GF DP 9 44 VEGETARIAN THALI 17.9 in tradition, bursting with aromatic spices and brought to you with a Lamb chops marinated overnight in spices & Choose any 1 of the following main dishes: contemporary twist, Chai Thali is a nation of street food all in one place. 2 BHAAJI PAO FONDUE V DP 6.5 cooked in the tandoor, served with mixed salad - Chole V Mashed mix vegetables with Indian 23 DILLI KE KABAB GF 5.9 - Subziyon Ka Khazaana V GF DP www.chaithali.com spices served with brioche croutons Skewered minced lamb - Old recipe from the Includes daal, rice, bread, raita, salad, 3 MIXED PAKORAS V GF 5 streets of Chandni Chowk mini papad & sweet of the day A mixture of potatoes, onions, baby spinach 24 MURG MALAAI TIKKA GF DP 5.9 Drinks & coriander deep fried with gram flour 45 NON VEGETARIAN THALI 19.9 Chicken marinated in cream & ginger/garlic Choose any 1 of the following main dishes: & Indian spices paste garnished with fresh coriander - Murg Makhani N GF 4 PUNJABI SAMOSA V 4 SIGNATURE COCKTAILS - 9.9 SOFT DRINKS 25 MURG TIRANGA TIKKA GF DP 6.5 - Saag Gosht (Lamb) GF DP Pastry filled with peas & potatoes Tricolour Chicken with mint & coriander Includes daal, rice, bread, raita, salad, CHAI THALI MARY FIZZY DRINKS 3.5 (Amritsari style) marinate, cooked in the tandoor mini papad & sweet of the day Famous Grouse, Southern comfort, Guava juice, Coke / Diet Coke / Sprite 5 SAMOSA CHAAT V 5.5 26 SPICY PICKLED WINGS GF DP 5.9 Pineapple juice, Tabasco, Angostura bitters, Ginger Beer / Red Bull Samosas on a bed of chole with Chicken wings cooked in Indian pickles BIRYANI (SERVED WITH RAITA OR CURRY SAUCE) Chat masala, Salted glass rim, Chilli garnish INDIAN DRINKS* yoghurt, tamarind & mint chutney 27 MAHARAJA PRAWNS GF DP 9.9 46 HYDERABADI DUM BIRYANI (LAMB) DP 12.9 INCREDIBLE INDIA Thums Up / Limca 4 6 LAMB SAMOSA 4.9 As the name suggests, king prawns marinated in Lamb cooked in spices then layered Captain Morgan dark rum, Bacardi, Malibu, Masala Thums Up / Masala Limca 4.9 Pastry stuffed with spiced lamb mince a blend of spices lightly cooked in the clay oven with rice, garnished with caramelised Blue Curacao, Orange juice, Lychee juice, JUICES 3.5 & onions Pineapple juice, Coconut powder & 28 PANEER TIKKA V GF DP 5.5 dried onions & mint Orange / Mango / Passion / Guava DP 7 LAMB SAMOSA CHAAT 5.9 Paneer marinated with yoghurt & 47 HYDERABADI DUM BIRYANI (CHICKEN) DP 12.5 Pineapple garnish Watermelon / Pomegranate / Lychee Lamb mince samosas with sweet yoghurt, Indian spices Chicken cooked in spices then layered GOAN BAY Pineapple / Cloudy Apple / Cranberry mint & tamarind chutney with rice, garnished with caramelised Vodka, Passion liqueur, Watermelon juice, STILL WATER (750ml) 4.5 8 PAAPDI CHAAT V DP 5.9 Passion fruit juice, Cranberry juice, Passion fruit dried onions & mint SPARKLING WATER (750ml) 4.5 Crispy savoury snacks topped with potatoes, CURRIES 48 PRAWN BIRYANI DP 13.9 & Watermelon garnish chickpeas, drizzled with yoghurt, crunchy Prawn cooked in spices then layered SPICED MOJITO *subject to availability 29 BHAI’S LAMB GF DP 10.9 sev, mint & tamarind sauce with rice, garnished with caramelised Captain Morgan Spiced rum, Sugar syrup, Tender pieces of spring lamb in a spicy 9 ALOO CORN TIKKI CHAAT V GF DP 5.9 dried onions & mint Mint leaves, Lime wedges, Lemonade, gravy - A recipe passed down from our Potato & sweetcorn patties served with V DP Star anise & Mint sprig forefathers in Punjab 49 SUBZI AUR PANEER KI BIRYANI 11.9 chole, yoghurt, mint & tamarind chutney Seasonal vegetables & diced paneer MUMBAI MADNESS 30 SAAG GOSHT (LAMB) GF DP 9.9 cooked with pulao rice & mint Vodka, Bacardi, Gin, Tequila, Cointreau, 10 PANEER SIMLA MIRCH V GF DP 5.5 Tender pieces of boneless spring lamb BEER, CIDER & CRAFT BEER Cinnamon syrup, Garnished with Cinnamon stick Jalapenoes stuffed with minced paneer cooked with saag V GF & Mint spring COBRA (DRAFT) 5% 11 KURKURI BHINDI 4.9 31 RARHA GOSHT (LAMB) GF DP 10.9 ACCOMPANIMENTS ROYAL INDIAN Pint 5 Thinly sliced okra fried in corn flour Tender pieces of boneless spring lamb 50 STEAMED RICE 3 and gram flour batter, sprinkled Moet & Chandon, Crème De Cassis, Cherry brandy Half Pint 3 cooked with lamb mince 51 PULAO RICE 3.5 with chilli masala & Cherry garnish COBRA (330ml Bottle) 5% 4.8 32 MURG MAKHNI N GF DP 9.5 52 TANDOORI ROTI 2.7 KHUSHBOO 12 MASALA WEDGES V 5.5 Tandoori chicken tikka slow cooked in COBRA ZERO ALCOHOL FREE (330ml Bottle) 4.5 Prosecco, Elderflower, Passion fruit liqueur Potato wedges fried & tossed in a mild gravy with indian butter, 53 PLAIN NAAN 3 HOP HOUSE 13 (330ml Bottle) 5% 4.9 & Strawberry garnish chilli masala garnished with cream 54 BUTTERED NAAN 3.5 CORNISH PILSNER (330ml Bottle) 5.2% 4.9 STAR CHAITINI 13 PAANI POORI V 5 33 DHAABA MURG GF DP 8.9 55 GARLIC NAAN 3.7 REKORDERLIG (500ml Bottle) 4% 5.9 Mouth watering wheat puffs filled A delicious boneless chicken curry from Vodka, Passion fruit syrup, Passion fruit juice, 56 KULCHA 3.7 BLUE MOON (330ml Bottle) 5.4% 4.9 with masala potatoes served with the G.T.Road side dhabas of Punjab Pineapple juice, Prosecco, Passion fruit garnish sweet & sour tamarind water shots 57 LACCHA PARANTHA 4 ESPRESSO MARTINI FLYING DOG 34 GOA JHEENGA MASALA GF DP 11.9 EASY IPA (355ml Bottle) 5.5% 5 14 PINDI CHOLE KULCHE V 6.5 Prawns cooked in a rich aromatic coconut based 58 PLAIN YOGHURT 1.5 Vodka & Coffee liqueur with a shot of Espresso PERONI (330ml Bottle) 5.1% 5 Punjabi style chickpeas cooked in a thick gravy (from the streets of Goa to Camden Town) 59 KACHUMBER RAITA 2.5 COOL KAKRI (CUCUMBER) gravy accompanied with Amritsari kulcha Gin, lime, mint, cucumber slices & 35 KERALA FISH CURRY GF DP 11.9 60 MIXED GREEN SALAD 2.9 15 KHEEMA KULCHA 7.5 Tilapia fish cooked in tomato and onion gravy cucumber tonic water Kulcha topped with lamb mince, with coconut milk, tamarind, mustard seeds 61 ONION SALAD 2.9 Please see our drinks menu for full list garnished with coriander & red onions & curry leaves SIN FREE COCKTAILS - 4.9 of beverages. 16 CHILLI PANEER V GF DP 7.5 36 PANEER MAKHNI V N GF DP 8.9 DESSERTS PASSION INFUSION Paneer cooked in a mild gravy with Watermelon juice, Passion & Cranberry juice, Paneer cubes tossed in chilli masala 62 KULFI V N DP 4.5 A discretionary service charge of 12.5% 17 BREADED STUFFED MUSHROOMS V GF DP 5.5 Indian butter, garnished with cream (MANGO / MALAAI / PISTA) Passion seeds & Mint garnish will be added to your bill. Mushrooms stuffed with potato & cottage cheese 37 PALAK PANEER V GF DP 8.9 Traditional Indian ice cream NO HARM mash with Indian herbs, breaded & deep fried Paneer cooked with spinach Lychee juice, Pomegranate juice, Ginger syrup, 63 GAAJAR HALWA V N DP 6 Some of the dishes on our menu may contain nuts 18 AMRITSARI MACCHI GF 9 38 MALAAI KOFTA V N DP 8.5 Grated carrots slow cooked in sweet Mint Pomegranate garnish Tilapia deep fried with gram flour Vegetable koftas (balls) slow cooked milk, accompanied with Vanilla ice cream FLAVOURED LASSI and other allergens. Please ask a member of staff & Indian spices in a smooth gravy laced with cream & chopped pistachio nuts Mango / Cardamom & Pistachio / Salted for more information. NEER DOSA 39 SUBZIYON KA KHAZAANA V GF DP 8 64 MANGO MOUSSE RASS MALAAI V N DP 6.5 Rice pancake with coconut. Served with your Assorted seasonal vegetables cooked Mango mousse flavoured with saffron choice of filling: with onion & tomato masala & cardamom rass malaai served in a SELFIE & SHARE Why not 19 - Chicken Chettinad DP 7.9 40 BAINGAN BHARTHA V GF DP 8 martini glass To win a complimentary meal for 2 at Chai Thali Roasted aubergine & green peas cooked 20 - Prawn Chettinad DP 9 65 WHITE CHOCOLATE SAMOSAS V N DP 6 try our in an onion, chilli & tomato sauce Pastry filled with white chocolate & 21 - Paneer Chettinad V DP 7.5 1 TAKE A SELFIE... 41 JEERA ALOO V GF 7 All cooked in an onion & tomato thick cinnamon served with ice cream at Chai Thali (or a pic of your meal) Potatoes cooked with cumin seeds Kadak Chai - £3 gravy with Indian spices 66 GULAB JAMUN V N DP 5.9 42 MAA KI DAAL V GF DP 7.9 Tasty Indian sweet soaked in sugar 2 SHARE... A perfect blend of spices brewed with tea Black gram lentils, chana daal & kidney beans syrup, served with ice cream your pic on Instagram using #MyChaiThali leaves and milk. Aromatic flavours of N Dishes containing nuts V Vegetarian dishes slow cooked for 12 hours to enhance the flavour 67 MEETHA PAAN 2.5 cinnamon, star anise and cloves. GF Gluten free Spicy dishes 43 DAAL FRY V GF DP 7.5 Folded betel leaf with assorted sweet 3 TAG & FOLLOW... Served with traditional Indian biscuits.
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