Delicious and discounted? Yes please.
Need some spice in your life? Course you do. For mouth-watering flavours that’ll warm up your coggles in this chillier weather, Burra Khana have got a brand-new menu full of gorgeous flavours – and for a limited time only you can get 50% off your bill too.
Lamb chops, tangdi kebab, paneer tikka and masala prawns are just a few dishes available from the grill, as well as family style small plates, kati rolls, curries and vegetarian dishes. If you’re fancying wrapping your chops around something with a kick earlier on in the day, you can also enjoy a cooked breakfast, fruit and yoghurt or a naan roll with your choice of filling, cream cheese, chilli jam and fresh herbs.
Tom Brooke, owner of Burra Khana, says: “Our Indian street food includes a lunchtime offering with kati rolls and salad plates, and our main menu of smaller family-style plates designed for sharing as well as curries and grilled dishes. We’re offering 50% discount for two weeks from the 1 October, to give customers the chance to sample the new menu at a discounted rate.
“Our new brunch menu includes Indian-inspired scrambled eggs, crispy Sri Lankan pancakes and three choices of cooked breakfasts with an added twist – all of which can be washed down with either a Punjabi yoghurt drink, a Persian household staple with fresh fruits or a masala chai tea or coffee, brewed with aromatic spices and herbs.”
Burra Khana is also offering happy hour on its classic and signature cocktails until 6.30pm on weekdays and 9.30pm on weekends, which include two cocktails for £10. Aka, you’re proper quids in if you head on down.
Tom adds: “We’re passionate about the food we serve and having already developed a loyal following, we can’t wait to welcome people from the city to try our new menu and experience what Burra Khana has to offer.”
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