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INDIAN FUSION CUISINE Lunch MENU 31 Bar & Eatery Indian Fusion Cuisine – Lunch Menu A: 31 Ponsonby Road, Grey Lynn, Auckland 1011 P: 09 218 5164 M: 022 496 4184 W: www.31.co.nz E: [email protected] or [email protected] INDIAN FUSION CUISINE Lunch MENU 11.30am – 2.00pm There are Indian Restaurants/Bars & Eatery and then there is 31 Bar & Eatery! Many restaurants cook to a certain recipe, which comes with excess oils, colouring, salt, chilli powder, sugar and cream. At 31 Bar & Eatery, special attention has been taken in preparing each dish, with a lot of emphases taken in cooking food in a healthy manner, using minimum oils, no artificial colours, no sugar, less salt, fresh chilli and just enough cream. We are known for our 31 Special Masala, a secret blend of exotic spices lightly toasted and ground into fine powder. All spices are grinded fresh on site to give taste of fresh flavours. At 31 Bar & Eatery, we endeavour to make sure that when guests come to our restaurant, they are always in for a special meal. Our range of Dishes are: Authentic Indian Dishes, Asian Fusion Dishes, Fusion Burgers, Fusion Bar Bites, Indo Chinese, Masala Flavours etc etc… Minimum charges apply. One main meal per person. All prices include GST. One bill per table. In order to provide the best dining experience for our guests, each dish is served as soon as it is prepared. GF - Gluten Free, V - Vegetarian, VF - Can be made vegan on request 31 Bar & Eatery Indian Fusion Cuisine – Lunch Menu A: 31 Ponsonby Road, Grey Lynn, Auckland 1011 P: 09 218 5164 M: 022 496 4184 W: www.31.co.nz E: [email protected] or [email protected] Little bites 31 Classic Dishes 31 Speciality MAINS Chicken Lollipop & fries GF $15 A range of dishes cooked using 31 SPECIAL MASALA Chicken lollipop is, a frenched chicken authentic spices with our own unique Cooked with our Fiji inspired freshly winglet, wherein the meat is cut loose recipe. Can be made Mild, Medium, ground 31’ special spice masala recipe from the bone end and pushed down Hot or Extra Hot. that has been passed down the creating a lollipop appearance. It is generations and served with rice or roti Aloo Mattar GF, V, VF $15 served hot with Schezwan sauce and Potatoes, green peas roasted with served with fries Chicken (Boneless) GF $15 cumin, fenugreek, garlic, crushed Duck (Boneless) GF $25 Chicken Tikka with fries GF $15 tomatoes, onions, fresh coriander Fish GF $20 Chicken marinated with various spices, and served with naan. Lamb (Boneless) GF $23 herbs and yoghurt. Cooked in tandoor Prawn GF $25 Bombay Aloo GF, V, VF $15 clay oven. Potatoes cubes cooked in cumin, Duck on the bone GF $21 garlic, onion, mustard seeds and Chicken Wings (3pcs) & fries GF (Mild, Medium, Hot, Extra Hot) served with Naan. 31 Special Sticky Wings $12 Moilee GF Chilli Wings $12 Channa Masala GF, V, VF $15 Recipe from the southern tip of India Schezwan Wings $12 Chickpeas cooked with our fresh spices, Tandoori Wings $12 cooked in coconut sauce, onions, onion, tomatoes, coriander and served turmeric and herbs. Chilli Dry with Fries with rice or naan. Fish GF $18 Meat and/or vegetable tossed with Veg of the Day GF, V, VF $18 Mussels GF $18 onions, herbs, fresh chillies, spring Ask our staff for our special vegetable (Mild, Medium, Hot, Extra Hot) onion and house chilli sauce with fries. of the day. Served with naan or rice. Chicken GF $16 Bombay Chinese Paneer GF,V $15 Butter / Makhanee Prawn GF $18 Meat and/or vegetable cooked in Vegetable Dry GF, V, VF $15 Chef’s tangy butter tomato sauce with Chilli (Gravy) (Mild, Medium, Hot, Extra Hot) a spoonful of cream served with rice Marinated in our special Indo Chinese flavours and tossed with chilli gravy, Schezwan (Dry) with Fries Karahi onion, garlic, capsicum and spring onions. Meat and/or Vegetables tossed with Karahi a dish prepared with meat our special schezwan sauce (Fusion and/or vegetables in reduced Schezwan (Gravy) Indian-Bombay Chinese sauce - a spicy tomatoes and green-chilli base served Meat and/or Vegetables tossed with our and pungent sauce made with dry red with rice special schezwan sauce (Fusion Indian- chillies, garlic, shallots and spices. Korma Bombay Chinese sauce - a spicy and Chicken GF $15 pungent sauce made with dry red chillies, Korma a dish consisting of meat Paneer GF,V $15 garlic, shallots and spices. and/or vegetables braised with Prawn GF $18 cream, stock, and spices to produce a Vegetable Dry GF,V,VF $15 Schezwan Fried Rice (Mild, Medium, Hot, Extra Hot) thick sauce. Served with rice. Cooked rice tossed in our in house made special 31’ Schezwan sauce Schezwan Chicken Bites with Tikka Masala Popular as ever, this is a beautiful with meat and/or seasonal vegetables fries GF $15 dish cooked with a variety of herbs Chicken tenderloins marinated in & spices to give a rich, yet mild, Chicken GF $15 Schezwan sauce (Fusion Indian-Bombay aromatic flavoursome dish. Paneer GF, V $15 Chinese), then coated and deep-fried. Prawns GF $18 GF Chicken $15 Vegetable GF, V, VF $13 Paneer GF, V $15 (Mild, Medium, Hot, Extra Hot) Prawns GF $18 Vegetable GF, V, VF $13 (Mild, Medium, Hot, Extra Hot) Add Linguine $3 Minimum charges apply. One main meal per person. All prices include GST. One bill per table. In order to provide the best dining experience for our guests, each dish is served as soon as it is prepared. GF - Gluten Free, V - Vegetarian, VF - Can be made vegan on request 31 Bar & Eatery Indian Fusion Cuisine – Lunch Menu A: 31 Ponsonby Road, Grey Lynn, Auckland 1011 P: 09 218 5164 M: 022 496 4184 W: www.31.co.nz E: [email protected] or [email protected] Fiji Chinese sides SPECIALITY BURGERS Chilli Garlic Chatpata Fries GF, V, VF $8 Aloo Tikki Burger V, VF $13 Fijian Chinese dish consisting of meat Our special fries seasoned with our Aloo Tikki Pattie, served in a sesame bun and/or vegetables cooked quickly with special chatpata masala with fresh tomato, onions, cheese, fresh chilli, ginger, garlic and chilli lettuce and mayonnaise. sauce. Fries (Straight Cut) GF, V, VF $8 Straight cut fries served with Tomato Masala Duck Burger $19 Chop Suey sauce Succulent Duck Pattie infused with our Fijian Chinese dish consisting of meat own 31' special spice, lettuce, cheese, and/or vegetables cooked quickly with Loaded Fries GF, V $11 fresh tomato, onions, complemented fresh chilli, ginger, garlic bound in a Crispy chips with Chef’s butter sauce, with Kasundi an Indian tomato chutney starch-thickened sauce. topped with mozzarella cheese Paneer Schezwan Burger V $15 Fried Rice Paneer basted with Schezwan sauce and Fijian Chinese dish of cooked rice served in a sesame bun with fresh stir-fried with meat and/or Salads tomato, onions, cheese, lettuce and vegetables mayonnaise. Chicken GF $15 Garden Salad GF, V, VF $4 Pepper Chicken Burger $15 Prawns GF $17 Fresh lettuce tossed with tomatoes, Chicken breast coated in white pepper Vegetable GF, V, VF $13 red onions and cucumber with a hint of ginger served with fresh (Mild, Medium, Hot, Extra Hot) tomato, onions, cheese, lettuce and Schezwan Salad mayonnaise. Fresh lettuce tossed with tomatoes, Bread red onions, cucumber and/or meat Schezwan Chicken Burger $17 and served with schezwan sauce. Free Range chicken breast basted with 31 Special Bread V, VF $4 Chicken GF $12 our special Schezwan Sauce, with fresh A no yeast fry bread similar to Paneer GF, V $10 tomato, onions, cheese, lettuce and paraoa parai Prawns GF $14 mayonnaise. Vegetable GF, V, VF $10 Veg Burger V $13 Naan (Bread) Vege Pattie, served in a sesame bun with Naan is a leavened, oven-baked Tikka Salad fresh tomato, onions, cheese, lettuce flatbread found in the cuisines Fresh lettuce tossed with tomatoes, and mayonnaise. Butter Naan V, VF $5 red onions, cucumber and/or meat Garlic Naan V, VF $6 and served with tikka sauce. Plain Naan V, VF $4 Chicken GF $12 Paneer GF, V $10 Roti (Bread) V, VF $4 Prawns GF $14 Roti – a flatbread made from Vegetable GF, V, VF $10 wholemeal flour, water, combined into a dough, cooked in tandoor Rice Jeera Rice GF, V, VF $5 Steamed basmati rice cooked with cumin seeds Rice GF, V, VF $4 Steamed basmati rice Minimum charges apply. One main meal per person. All prices include GST. One bill per table. In order to provide the best dining experience for our guests, each dish is served as soon as it is prepared. GF - Gluten Free, V - Vegetarian, VF - Can be made vegan on request 31 Bar & Eatery Indian Fusion Cuisine – Lunch Menu A: 31 Ponsonby Road, Grey Lynn, Auckland 1011 P: 09 218 5164 M: 022 496 4184 W: www.31.co.nz E: [email protected] or [email protected] 31 Business Lunch (minimum 6) 31 Special Business Lunch $45 Indian Flavours Starter - Bread Pakora GF, V, VF Entrée - Chicken Pakora GF Onion Bhaji GF, V, VF Mains - Chicken Tikka Masala GF or Paneer Tikka Masala GF,V Fish Moilee GF or 31 Special Lamb Masala GF Jeera Rice GF, V, VF Naan V, VF Sides - Garden Salad GF, V, VF Jeera Rice GF, V, VF Naan V, VF Desert - Kulfi GF,V 31 Extra Special Business Lunch $50 Indian and Chinese Flavours Starter - Onion Bhaji GF, V, VF Entrée - Chilli Vegetable Dry GF,V,VF or Schezwan Paneer Dry GF,V Schezwan Chicken Wings GF or Chilli Prawns Dry GF Mains - Chilli Paneer GF,V or Vegetable Schezwan Fried Rice GF,V,VF, 31 Special Masala Duck GF or Braised Lamb Shank GF or Schezwan Prawn Gravy GF Sides - Garden Salad GF, V, VF Jeera Rice GF, V, VF Naan V, VF Desert - Gulab Jamun with Rabri V 31 Special Seafood Business Lunch $60 Seafood Galore Starter - Onion Bhaji GF, V, VF Entrée - Paneer Pakora GF,V or Schezwan Vegetable Dry GF,V or Schezwan Paneer Dry GF,V Nasheela Jheenga GF or Chilli Prawns Dry GF or Mussel Moilee GF Mains - Chilli Paneer GF,V or Vegetable Schezwan Fried Rice GF,V,VF, 31 Fish Masala GF or Fish Moilee GF or Mussel Moilee GF Sides - Garden Salad GF, V, VF Jeera Rice GF, V, VF Naan V, VF Desert - Rasgulla Tiramisu V Minimum charges apply.
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