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Final Dec V18.Cdr Main course (Non-Vegetarian) Starters (Non-Vegetarian) Starters (Vegetarian) Samosa (Lamb) 2Pcs £2.49 Hyderabadi Zaiqa Special Veg Samosa 2Pcs £2.49 The triangular pastry filled with lamb mince The triangular pastry filled with potato and green peas Hyderabadi Haleem £7.99 Lamb cooked with wheat for hours in ghee, a must try item Talawa Gosht(Lamb Fry) £8.99 Papri Chat £4.99 Hyderabadi Style Dum ka chicken (On the bone) £8.99 Chicken on the bone cooked with cashew nuts, yogurt and special hyderabadi Allo Tikki Chat £4.99 herbs and spices on very low flame) Shaami Kebab 4pcs £6.99 Nizami Gosht £9.99 A special hyderabadi recipe, small diamond shape patties of lamb mince Special Hyderabadi recipe Gobi 65 £5.49 Opening Hours Chicken 65 £6.99 Battered fried cauliflower mixed with herbs and spices, Nizami Chicken (On the bone) £8.99 Battered fried chicken mixed with herbs and spices, tampered with mustard seeds, curry leaves and yogurt Special Hyderabadi recipe Monday to Sunday tampered with mustard seeds, curry leaves and yogurt Mughlai Lamb Lababdar £9.99 12:00 PM to 11:00 PM Lamb cooked in ghee and cashew nuts Sauté Prawn £7.99 Chinese Battered fried prawns with herbs and spices Mughlai Chicken Lababdar £8.99 Chicken cooked in ghee and cashew nuts Apollo fish £6.99 Gobi Manchurian/Chilli £5.99 Baghare Baigan £5.99 Battered fried tilapia fish mixed with herbs and spices, Baby Aubergines in nutty, tangy sauce, special Hyderabadi recipe tampered with red whole chilli & yogurt Amritsari Fish £6.99 Paneer Chilli £6.99 Mirchi ka Salan £5.99 Tilapia fish strips marinated with Indian spices, Bullet Chilli in nutty, tangy sauce, special Hyderabadi recipe gram flour and asafoetida seeds, deep fried Khatti Dal £5.99 Spicy Chicken Lollypop £6.99 From Tandoor/Grill Special Hyderabadi recipe Battered chicken niblets in schezwan sauce Over £20.00 within 3 miles radius (All tandoori/Grill starters are accompanied with mint sauce and Salad) Chicken (Delivery time 45 – 60 minutes*) Indo-Chinese Methi Chicken Masala £7.49 Paneer Shashlik £6.99 Chicken cooked with fenugreek leaves We undertake all party orders Chicken Chilli £6.99 Cottage cheese marinated in yogurt with herbs and spices Butter chicken £7.49 Chicken Manchurian (Dry or Gravy) £6.99 Chicken tikka cooked in tomato-based gravy and finished with butter and cream Chicken Khorma £7.49 Chicken Garlic Schezwan (Dry or Gravy) £6.99 Chicken cooked with cashews and finished with Cream Please note that many of the items on Prawn Chilli £7.99 Main Course (Vegetarian) our menu will contain one or more of Chicken Jalfrezi £7.49 Prawn Manchurian (Dry or Gravy) £7.99 Chicken tikka cooked with capsicum, onion and tomatoes) the allergens, please speak to the Mix Veg Curry (Large Portion ) £7.99 Prawn Garlic Schezwan (Dry or Gravy) £7.99 Mix vegetable curry in spinach sauce Chicken Dopyaza £7.49 member of staff. Chicken cooked with onions, Indian herbs and spices Palak Paneer £7.49 Cottage cheese in Spinach gravy Achari Chicken £7.49 From Tandoor Chicken cooked with special homemade spices with a pickle flavour (All Tandoori/Grill starters are accompanied with mint sauce and Salad) Karahi Paneer £7.49 All our prices include VAT Cottage cheese cooked with capsicum and onion with special Karachi masala Palak Chicken £7.49 Chicken cooked with spinach Note: All our food is cooked fresh which Chicken Tikka £6.99 Paneer Tikka Masala £7.49 Cubes of chicken marinated with herbs and spices Cottage Cheese cooked in rich sause with cream Chicken Dansak £7.49 can take 20 – 25 minutes and 40 – 50 Chicken cooked with lentils Tandoori chicken (Full) £9.99 Tadka Daal £4.49 minutes at the busiest times. Lentils tampered with Garlic, Mustard Seeds, Curry leaves and Cumin Seeds Chicken Tikka Masala £7.49 Large pieces of chicken marinated with tandoori spices £5.99 Chicken tikka cooked in rich sauce and cream Daal Makhni Tandoori chicken (Half) £5.99 Black lentils cooked for hours and finished with butter and cream Chicken Handi (Large Portion) £8.99 Chicken cooked in rich flavour gravy with capsicum and onions 228 Upper Tooting Road, Tooting, Large pieces of chicken marinated with tandoori spices Dhaba Daal £5.99 Mix lenthil tampered with Garlic, Mustard Seeds, Curry leaves and London, SW17 7EW Lamb Chops £7.99 Cumin Seeds Lamb chops marinated in blended tandoori spices Bhendi Dopyaza £5.99 Lamb Okra and onions in a tomato based gravy Bhuna Gosht £8.49 Spicy Chicken Wings £5.99 Chana Masala £5.99 Dry preparation of Lamb cooked with onion and tomatoes Phone: 0208 767 2737 Chicken wings in schezwan Sauce chickpeas in a spicy onion tomato masala gravy Kheema Mutter £6.99 Aloo Baigan ki Sabzi £5.99 Lamb Mince green peas cooked in onion tomatoes Email: [email protected] Malai Chicekn £6.99 Aubergine and Potato cooked in onion tomato sauce Cubes of chicken marinated with cream, cheese, herbs and spices Methi Gosht Masala £8.49 Web: www.hyderabadizaiqa.co.uk Aloo Gobi ki Sabzi £5.99 Lamb cooked with fenugreek leaves Tangdi Kebab £7.49 Cauliflower and Potato cooked in onion tomato sauce Palak Gosht £8.49 Chicken drumsticks marinated with cashew nuts, herbs and spices Methi Aloo £5.99 Lamb cooked with spinach Order online on Potato with Fenugreek leaves cooked in onion tomato sauce Gosht Dansak £8.49 Gosht Sheek Kebab £4.99 Lamb cooked in lentils Lamb mince marinated in herbs and spices Lamb Jalfrezi £8.49 Tandoori Mix Grill £17.99 Hyderabadi Special Dum Biryani Lamb cooked with capsicum, onion and tomatoes Sheek Kebab, Tangdi Kebab, Zaiqa Special tikka, Chicken Tikka, Gosht Khorma £8.49 Lamb Chops, Chicken Wings Lamb cooked with cashews and finished with Cream Vegetable Biryani £5.99 Rara Gosht £8.49 Lamb and mince cooked together with a hint of lemon Jumbo Veg Biryani £24.99 for more dishes page turn over Bigger portion of biryani for 4-5 people, served with Gobi 65 Gosht Dopyaza £8.49 Vegetarian Spicy Large Portion Lamb cooked with fried onions with Indian herbs and spices Achari Gosht £8.49 Lamb cooked with special homemade spices with a pickle flavour Weekend Special Drinks Gosht ki Handi £10.99 Kids Menu Lamb cooked in rich flavour gravy with capsicum and onions (Friday, Saturday & Sunday) Fries £1.49 Hyderabadi Chai (Tea) £1.49 Hyderabadi Paya (Lamb Trotters) £8.99 Nuggets £3.99 Soft Drinks Can / Water £1.25 Noodles (Veg / Egg) £6.49 Main Course (Sea Food) Nuggets with Fries £4.99 Big Water Bottle £1.99 Schezwan Noodles (Veg / Egg) £6.99 Large Soft Drink Bottle £3.99 Goan Fish Curry £7.49 Chicken Noodles £7.49 Tilapia fish cooked with special homemade spices and coconut Chicken Schezwan Noodles £7.99 Fish Masala £7.49 Prawn Noodles £8.49 Tilapia fish cooked in onion tomato gravy Prawn Schezwan Noodles £8.99 Prawn Masala £8.49 Tilapia fish cooked in onion tomato gravy Goan Prawn Curry £8.49 Prawn cooked with special homemade spices and coconut Breads from Tandoor Butter Naan £1.49 Plain Naan £0.99 Takeaway Lunch Time Special Offers (Offer not valid on delivery) Hyderabadi Special Dum Biryani Tandoori Roti £0.99 (Monday to Thursday 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM) (All Biryanis are accompanied with a side portion of Raita and Salan) Butter Tandoori Roti £1.49 Chicken Biryani £7.49 Garlic/ Chilli Garlic Naan £1.99 Chicken Biryani £5.49 Family Chicken Biryani £22.99 Laccha Paratha £1.99 Lamb Biryani £6.49 Bigger portion of biryani for 3-4 people, served with boiled egg and chicken tikka Peshawari Naan £3.49 Veg/Egg Biryani £4.99 Jumbo Chicken Biryani £28.99 Bigger portion of biryani for 4-5 people, served with Haleem £5.49 boiled egg and chicken tikka Lamb Biryani £8.49 Side Dishes Veg/Egg Fried Rice £3.49 Family Lamb Biryani £25.99 Bigger portion of biryani for 3-4 people, served with boiled egg Raita £1.49 Chicken Fried Rice £3.99 and chicken tikka Jumbo Lamb Biryani £31.99 Poppadum £0.99 Any Veg/Chicken Curry with 2 Naan/Rice £5.49 Bigger portion of biryani for 4 - 5 people, served with boiled egg and chicken tikka Green Salad £1.99 (Cucumber, carrot, lettuce, tomatoes, onion) Chicken Tikka Roll £1.99 Egg Biryani £5.99 Lamb Sheek Kebab Roll £1.99 Prawn Biryani £8.99 Desserts Veg/Paneer Roll £1.99 Rice Plain Rice £1.99 Qubani ka Meetha with Cream £3.99 Soft drink free with all above lunch deals takeaway Zeera Rice £3.49 Qubani ka Meetha with Ice Cream £4.49 Peas Pulao £3.49 Gajar ka Halwa £3.49 Lemon Rice £3.49 Gulab Jamun £1.99 Indo-Chinese Assorted Kul fi(Mango, Malai, Pista) £1.99 Veg /Egg Fried Rice £3.99 HyderabadiZaiqaTooting Veg/Egg Schezwan Fried Rice £4.49 Juices Chicken Fried Rice £4.99 Chicken Schezwan Fried Rice £5.49 Glass Jug Prawn Fried Rice £6.49 Mango Lassi £2.49 £7.99 HyderabadiZaiqaTooting Prawn Schezwan Fried Rice £7.49 Sweet Lassi £2.49 £7.99 Website Google Rizz Drink £1.99 £6.99 (Zaiqa Special drink, Rooh afzah, Jaljeera & lemonade) Fresh Nimbu Pani £1.99 £6.99 Vegetarian Spicy Large Portion for more dishes page turn over.
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