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Menu 09-06-2021 for Online Chicken Biriyani £7.95 Lamb Biriyani £7.95 Chicken Tikka Biriyani £8.95 (Eat in only) Prawn Biriyani £7.95 Vegetable Biriyani £6.95 Mix Biriyani (Chicken, Lamb, Prawn) £9.95 King Prawn Biriyani £10.95 Fosca (6 Panipuri £4.50) Chotpoti £2.95 (Eat in only) Aloo Bhorta £2.50 Bangladeshi Restaurant Mix Bhortha £3.95 (Dall / Aloo / Deem) Deem Bhorta £3.95 Dall Bhorta £3.95 Begun Bhortha £3.95 Mix Bhorta, Deem Bhorta, Shutki Bhorta Aloo Bhorta Shutki Bhorta £4.50 Bhorta Plater £9.95 Taki Bhortha £4.50 Elish Fry £7.95 Rupchanda Fish Fry £8.95 Tarka Dall £2.95 Boiled Rice £1.50 Deem Bhaji (Egg Fry) £2.95 Pilao Rice £2.95 Shobji (Mix Veg) £3.95 Special Rice £3.50 Begun Bhaji £3.95 Vegetable Rice £3.50 Sag Bhaji £3.95 Khechuri £3.50 Sag Aloo £4.50 Nan £1.50 Bombay Aloo £4.50 Peshwari Nan £2.95 Aloo Gobi £4.50 Garlic Nan £2.95 Beef Bhuna £7.95 Jura Beef £8.95 Sag Ponir £4.95 Paratha (Ready Made) £0.75 Motor Ponir £4.95 Tandoori Roti £1.50 Pulled beef cooked with garam masalla, medium hot Chapati £1.50 fairly dry. Chips £2.50 Water (Small) £1.00 Water (Large) £2.95 Borhani £1.95 Coke £1.50 Fanta / Miranda £1.50 Chicken Rost £4.50 Rohu Fish Fry £5.95 Sprite / 7up £1.50 Mango Juice £1.50 Mango Lassi £3.50 Allergies Fresh Orange Juice £3.95 If you have any food allergies or dietary requirements, please letus know before you place your order. Firni (Rice puding) £2.00 Ice Cream (Kulfi) £2.50 www.kolapata.com Tea / Coffee £1.50 Mango Lassi £3.50 Fosca (6 Panipuri) Eat in Only £4.50 Chicken Curry Morogh Polao £8.95 Chicken Roast (1pcs) £4.50 Cooked with roast Chicken and kalijira rice rice with medium delicate spice and baked inauthenitic style with saffron flavour served with curry sauce, egg and salad Chicken Curry £6.50 Eat in Only £8.95 Chicken Bhuna £6.95 Cooked with lamb meat on the bone and kalijira rice served with curry Chicken Madras £6.95 sauce, egg and salad Haleem £4.95 Chicken Achari £6.95 £8.95 Chicken Kurma £6.95 Cooked with Beef meat on the bone and basmati rice, Medium spice with many types of lentils served with curry sauce, egg and salad Chicken Dhansak £6.95 Chicken Jalfrezi £6.95 Chicken Dupiaza £6.95 Prawn Puri £4.50 King Prawn Puri £4.95 Chicken Karahi £6.95 £4.95 Balti Chicken £6.95 Sag Chicken £6.95 Shatkora Chicken £6.95 Kachi Biriyani £8.95 Special Bhuna Khechuri £8.95 Garlic Chilli Masala (Fairly hot) £6.95 Kachi Biriyani £8.95 Grill Chicken Wings (4 pcs) £3.95 Chicken Tikka Masalla cooked with nut £7.95 Sheek Kebab £3.95 Lamb Chops (2pcs) £4.95 Beef Curry Elish Fry (1pcs) £4.95 Chicken Tikka £4.50 Beef Bhuna £7.95 Elish Fry (2pcs) £7.95 Kebab Roll £4.50 Jura Beef £8.95 Chicken Shaslick £4.95 Kala Beef £8.95 Rohu Fry (1pcs) £5.95 Bhuri Bhuna £8.95 Rohu Curry / Bhuna / Dopiaza (1pcs) £6.95 Beef Sizzling £9.95 Fish cooked with onion, tomato, green chilies in a gravy sauce. Shoorsha Elish (1pcs) £5.50 Lamb Curry Shoorsha Elish (2pcs) £8.95 Lamb Curry £7.50 Lamb Bhuna £7.95 Bonless Fish Dopiaza £7.95 Lamb Madras £7.95 Fish cooked with onion, tomato, green chilies and peppers in Lamb Shatkora £7.95 a gravy sauce. Lamb Achari £7.95 Rupchanda Fish Fry £8.95 Garlic Chilli Masala Lamb £7.95 Rupchanda Curry / Bhuna / Dopiaza £9.95 Lamb Kurma £7.95 Lamb Dhansak £7.95 Chicken Tikka (10 pcs) £9.95 Lamb Jalfrezi £7.95 Lamb Chop (5 pcs) £9.95 Lamb Dupiaza £7.95 King Prawn Kolapata £12.95 Lamb Karahi £7.95 Grill Chicken Wings (10 pcs) £9.95 Balti Lamb £7.95 Lamb Sag £7.95 SET MEAL 1 SET MEAL 2 (For 1 person) (For 2 person) Chicken Shaslick £9.95 Lamb Sizzling £9.95 Prawn Curry Chotpoti Darul Kebab (Full Grill Chicken) £9.95 Chotpoti Beef /Chicken Bhuna Prawn Bhuna £7.95 Beef /Chicken Bhuna Elish Fry (2Pcs) Sag Prawn £7.95 (Medium) Sobji Kolapata mix Grill £14.95 King Prawn Bhuna £10.95 Tarka Dall Aloo Bhorta King Prawn Sag £10.95 Aloo Bhorta Tarka Dall (Large) Rice Rice Allergies Salad Glass of Coke Salad If you have any food allergies or dietary requirements, Can of Coke £11.95 £28.95 please letus know before you place your order..
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