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Appetizers Soups & Salads Tandoor Se Lamb & Seafood Appetizers Tandoor Se AVOCADO JHALMURI 8 TANDOORI VEGGIES 16 Rice puffs and avocado layered with mix of onion, Herbs marinated cauliflower, bell pepper, onion, tomato, mint and tamarind bouquet paneer and pineapple CHAAT PAPADI 8 SOUFIA PANEER 17 Crunchy papadi, sweet yogurt, tamarind and mint Cottage cheese marinated with fennel & Indian spices chutney TANDOORI CHICKEN (HALF) 15 SAKOON SPECIAL SAMOSA 7 FULL 22 Potato and peas in pastry shell Roasted chicken on bone with special blend of spices ALOO TIKKI 8 ACHARI CHICKEN TIKKA 18 Grilled seasoned potato medallions with chutney Chicken marinated with pickle and blend of spices LASOONI GOBI 8 TANDOORI FISH 18 Marinated fish blended with spices Cauliflower tossed with spiced garlic tomato sauce KAKORI SEEKH KABAB 20 DAHI KE KABAB 9 Ground lamb infused with herbs and spices Hung yogurt infused with roasted cumin, coriander, ginger and red onions LAMB KI CHAPEN 27 Lamb chop with flavour of Indian spices PANCH PORAN PANEER TIKKA 13 Cottage cheese marinated with hang curd and pickle based five spices PESTO SALMON TIKKA 21 Salmon fillet flavoured with pesto, herbs and spices MINT MURGH TIKKA 12 SAMUDRI PRAWN 22 Chicken cubes marinated in fresh mint, hang curd Tiger Prawns marinated in yogurt and spices finished in the clay oven SAKOON SPECIAL MIX GRILL 27 BASIL SEEKH KEBAB 12 Lamb chop, shrimp, achari chicken tikka and seekh Spices ground chicken kebab with fresh basil baked in kebab on a hot sizzler platter the clay oven AMRITSARI FISH 10 Lamb & Seafood Deep fried fish coated with gram flour and served with mint chutney KASHMIRI ROGAN JOSH 19 Kashmiri delicacy of lamb in fennel flavored onion TANDOORI TRIPLE PLAY 15 gravy Combination of triple grilled delicacy, Mint Murgh Tikka, Basil Seekh Kebab and Seasoned Fish GOSHT MALABAR 19 Lamb simmered in coconut milk with mustard seeds and spices Soups & Salads BHUNA GOSHT/GOAT 19 Lamb/Goat with golden onions and spices in a thick TOMATO FENNEL SOUP 8 sauce Fresh tomato reduction flavored with fresh fennel BOMBAY FISH MASALA 19 Fish cooked with onion, tomato, fenugreek and MULLIGATAWANY SOUP 9 coriander Specialty South Indian lentil soup spiced with Cochin pepper corns and chicken broth MEEN MOLIE 20 Traditional Kerala Fish, shrimp curry cooked in MANGO OLIVE SALAD 9 coconut milk, onion and curry leaf Juliennes of mango, cucumber, olives, bell pepper, olive oil and mint GOAN SHRIMP 20 Shrimps in delicious Goan style onion sauce with coconut cream Vegetarian Poultry CLASSIC CHICKEN CURRY 17 DAL SAKOON 15 Cubes of Chicken cooked in onion and tomato sauce Black lentils simmered with tomato, ginger and garlic with a hint of cream DAL TARKA 15 MURGH SAKOON 17 Yellow lentils with onion, tomato and spices Chicken cubes cooked with golden onions and spices in a thick gravy sauce CHANA PINDI 15 Rawalpindi style chickpeas tempered with spices BUTTER CHICKEN 18 BHINDI DO PIAZZA 15 Chicken tikka in a creamy tomato sauce Fresh okra tossed with onion, tomato and spices MURGH CHETTINAD 17 SAAG PASAND SE 16 Chicken in a peppercorn and fennel Chettinad sauce Spinach with spices, choice of cheese/potato/corn/ peas MURGH TIKKA MASALA 18 Grilled chicken breast in a creamy tomato sauce ADRAKI ALOO GOBHI 15 cooked with bell pepper Cauliflower, potatoes and ginger cooked with seasoned spices SUNEHRI MURGH 18 SUBZ JALFREZI 16 Chicken blended with spiced onion, tomato and yogurt sauce Farm fresh vegetables tossed in homeground spices with onion and tomato sauce ACHARI BAIGAN 16 Biryani & Rice Baby eggplant cooked with tomato, onion and pickle spices Pot sealed basmati rice biryani with aromatic herbs and spices, accompanied with raita SHAM SAVERA KOFTA 16 SUBZ DUM BIRYANI 17 Spinach dumplings stuffed with cheese, dry fruits, served in tomato sauce CHICKEN DUM BIRYANI 18 PANEER PESHAWARI 17 LAMB DUM BIRYANI 19 Cottage Cheese with onion and bell peppers simmered in spices GOAT DUM BIRYANI 19 PANEER BUTTER MASALA 17 SAFFRON RICE 4 Butter infused tomato sauce Paneer, finished with fenugreek cream COCONUT RICE 5 Breads Accompaniments Unleavened flour breads baked in clay oven PLAIN NAAN 4 SUBZ RAITA 4 GARLIC NAAN 5 PESTO NAAN 6 PINEAPPLE RAITA 5 ROASTED PAPAD 4 Stone Ground whole-wheat bread TANDOORI ROTI 4 MIXED PICKLE 3 LACHHA PARATHA 5 Stuffed Kulcha POTATO & PEAS KULCHA 6 ONION KULCHA 6 CHEESE KULCHA 7 GLUTEN FREE VEGAN JAIN OPTION BREAD BASKET 13 Lacha Paratha, Plain Naan and Garlic Naan ABOVE OPTIONS AVAILABLE ON SPECIAL REQUEST. SOME DISHES MAY CONTAIN NUTS OR DAIRY PRODUCTS. 18% GRATUITY WILL BE ADDED TO PARTIES OF 6 OR MORE..
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