£15 Offer: My Delhi

Celebrate NE1 Restaurant Week this January at My Delhi Indian Streetery Newcastle. Enjoy these £15 Offers.

Option A (£15)
3 Street Plates (no rice included)

Option B (£15)
1 Street Plate and 1 Roadside Curry Dish plus Dum Pulao Rice

Street Plates
Samosa Chaat - Golden Vegetable Samosas Served with a Spicy Chickpea Masala, Finished with a Medley of Charming Chutneys (V)
Cauliflower Manchurian - a Popular Indo-chinese Dish, Fried Cauliflower Tossed in a Manchurian Sauce. As Seen on the BBC (VG)
Onion Bhaji – Traditional Light and Heavenly Onion Fritters Made the Delhi Way: Golden, Crisp and Fluffy (VG)
Amritsari Fish - Delhi Style Light and Crunchy Battered Fish Fingers Served with a Curried Tartar Sauce
Creamy Malai Tikka - Chicken Tikkas in a Creamy Buttery Marinade with Spices to Produce Dense Flavours from Old Delhi
Paneer Tikka - Indian Cottage Cheese Roasted and Coated in a Delectable Tandoori Masala (V)

Roadside Curry Dishes
Butter Chicken 1950s - Juicy Chicken Tikka Smothered in a Rich Creamy Tomato Sauce, Embracing the Authentic Delhi Origins of This Humble Dish. As Seen on the BBC 
Punjabi Dhaba Chicken - a Road Style Punjabi Chicken Bhuna, Inspired by the Vibrant Highways of North India
Kozi Curry - Hailing from a Seaport on the East Coast of India, This Thick Chicken Curry Is Rich in Tantalising Spice
Railway Station Lamb Curry - Mildy Spiced Imperial Lamb Curry with Creamy Coconut Sauce, Flavoured with Our Signature Garam Masala. Inspired by the Pantries of Indian Trains. As Seen on the BBC (£1 supplement)
Delhi Kadhai Gosht - from Punjab to Delhi, This Slow Cooked Lamb Curry Offers a Delightful Contrast of Punjabi Spices Alongside Flavoursome Onions and Peppers Cooked Delhi Style (£1 Supplement)
Dilli Paneer Butter Masala - Soft Paneer Cooked in a Classic Butter Masala Sauce, a Popular Delhi Style Curry (V)
Grandma's Aloo Matar - a Family Heirloom Passed down from My Dear Grandma, This Warming Traditional Potato and Pea Curry of North India Provides a Glimpse into the Past (VG)
South Indian Fish Curry - Malabar Food Is Hugely Popular in Delhi and None More so than This Delicately Spiced Fish Cooked Gently in a Creamy Coconut Sauce

*Our Delhi-cious food is served altogether or as it’s ready for a street sharing experience