Name & Detail	Price
Sindhi Dal Pakwan	£7.95
Chana Masala	£12.50

Name & Detail	Price
Pakoda Thela	£14.50
Bhel Puri	£6.75
Pav Bhaji Fondue	£7.95
Samosa Chaat	£7.95
Pani Puri	£6.75
Batata Vada Chaat	£7.95
Vada Pav	£6.50
Hindi Chini Bhel Bhel	£6.75

Name & Detail	Price
Chicken Chilli	£8.50
Chicken Lollypop	£7.50
Sheikh Chilli Kebab	£8.50
Chicken Noodles	£8.95
Shabdkosh	£7.95
Veg Noodles	£7.95
Aloo Chilli	£7.50

Name & Detail	Price
Sindhi Dal Pakwan	£7.95
Hara Bhara Kebab	£7.50
Chicken Simmba	£8.50
Yorker Kheema	£8.50
Meri Masala Maggi	£6.50
Darjeeling Momo	£8.50

Name & Detail	Price
Pataakha Lamb Chops	£11.95
Paneer Tikka	£8.50
Murgh Malai Tikka	£8.50
Machhi Tandoori	£11.95
Jhakaas Sheekh Kebab	£8.50
Chicken Sur Suri	£8.50

Name & Detail	Price
Chicken Kolhapuri	£14.95
Chicken Lal Bhari	£14.95
Lamb Bhuna	£15.95
Butter Chicken	£14.95
Lamb Staff Curry	£15.95
Chicken Staff Curry	£14.95
Lamb Lal Bhari	£15.95
Prawn Balchao	£16.95
Seyal Sindhi Chicken curry	£14.95
Seyal Sindhi Lamb curry	£15.95
Lamb Saagwala	£15.95
Chicken Saagwala	£14.95
Bombay To Goa Fish Curry	£16.95

Veg Mains

Name & Detail	Price
Bharli Vangi	£13.50
Chana Masala	£12.50
Paneer Tikka Masala	£13.50
Malai Kofta	£12.95
Rajma Masala	£12.50
Bhindi Shindi	£12.50
Saibhaji	£12.50

Breads

Name & Detail	Price
Garlic Naan	£3.50
Chilli and Onion Kulcha	£4.50
Roti	£3.25
Naan	£3.25
Cheese and Chilli Naan	£4.50
Meethu Naan	£4.75

Rice

Name & Detail	Price
Pulao Rice	£3.75
Chicken Biryani	£15.95
Masala Rice	£4.75
Plain Rice	£3.25
Lamb Biryani	£16.95
Chicken Fried Rice	£7.95
Lemon Rice	£4.50
Veg Biryani	£13.95
Veg Fried Rice	£6.95

Accompaniments

Name & Detail	Price
Masala Poppadom	£3.95
Boondi Raita	£3.50
Mumbai Salad	£3.95
Salad Raita	£3.50

Dal

Name & Detail	Price
Dal Makhani	£9.95
Dal Tadka	£8.95
Pahadi Dal	£8.95

Desserts

Name & Detail	Price
Gulab Jamun	£4.95
Rasmalai	£4.95
White Chocolate and Cinnamon Samosa	£4.50

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Bombay To Mumbai (FAQs)

General FAQs

Q1: What types of Indian starters are available on the menu?
A: The menu features Mumbai Street Starters, Tandoor Starters, and Indo Chinese Starters like Pani Puri and Chicken Lollypop.

Q2: Does the restaurant offer vegetarian main course options?
A: Yes, there is a dedicated Veg Mains section including dishes like Paneer Tikka Masala and Dal Makhani.

Q3: Are there any rice options available for pairing with main dishes?
A: Yes, rice options include Plain Rice, Pulao Rice, Masala Rice, and both Chicken and Lamb Biryani.

Q4: What specific items are included in the Breakfast section?
A: The Breakfast section includes items such as Sindhi Dal Pakwan and Chana Masala.

Q5: Can I order bread items like Naan?
A: Yes, various breads are offered, including Garlic Naan, Roti, and Cheese and Chilli Naan.

Q6: Are there any specialty or signature non-vegetarian main dishes?
A: Signature non-vegetarian mains include Chicken Kolhapuri, Lamb Bhuna, and Bombay To Goa Fish Curry.

Q7: What kind of accompaniments can be added to the order?
A: Accompaniments listed include Masala Poppadom, Boondi Raita, and Mumbai Salad.

Q8: What desserts are available?
A: Dessert choices include traditional options such as Gulab Jamun and Rasmalai, along with unique items like White Chocolate Samosas.

Q9: Are there any dishes that incorporate ingredients from Yorkshire?
A: Yes, there is a Yorker Kheema item featuring spicy minced lamb served in a Yorkshire pudding.

Q10: Does the menu include any instant noodle options?
A: Yes, Meri Masala Maggi, instant noodles cooked with mixed vegetables, is listed on the menu.

Pricing FAQs

Q1: How can I determine the cost of a specific main course?
A: The price for each main course is listed directly next to its name in the relevant menu section.

Q2: Are the prices displayed inclusive of all applicable taxes?
A: The displayed prices are presented with a price tag, typically including VAT, as standard for the service.

Q3: Is there a price difference between the Chicken Biryani and Lamb Biryani?
A: Yes, Lamb Biryani is priced higher than the Chicken Biryani option listed on the menu.

Q4: Are there any cheaper side options available for less than five pounds?
A: Several accompaniments and basic rice options are priced below five pounds, such as Plain Rice and Poppadoms.

Q5: Do customizable options affect the final item cost?
A: Based on the menu data provided, items currently show no explicit indication of price changes due to customization.

Q6: What is the price range for items in the Tandoor Starters section?
A: Tandoor Starter prices generally range from £7.50 up to £9.95 for items like Lamb Chops.

Q7: Are there any fixed-price bundles or meal deals shown on the menu?
A: The current menu view focuses on individual item pricing rather than explicitly listed fixed-price bundles or deals.

Q8: How much does the most expensive main course currently cost?
A: The highest priced main courses are the Prawn Balchao and Bombay To Goa Fish Curry, both priced at £15.95.

Q9: Is there a consistent pricing structure for similar items like standard curries?
A: Standard curries like Dal Tadka and Pahadi Dal share the same listed price point.

Q10: What is the price of the simplest bread item available?
A: The Roti is listed as one of the least expensive bread items available for order.

H2: Popular Items at Bombay To Mumbai

Bombay To Mumbai focuses on modern Indian cuisine inspired by Mumbai street food, regional curries, Indo-Chinese starters, and rich mains. Most customers go for flavour-packed dishes like chaats, coconut-based curries, and tandoor items that bring together street-style comfort and restaurant-style presentation.

The Vada Pav is widely chosen because it delivers an authentic Mumbai street food experience with a spicy potato filling and soft bread
Street starters like Pani Puri and Bhel Puri are popular for their tangy, crunchy, and refreshing chaat-style flavours
The Butter Chicken is commonly selected for its creamy, rich gravy that works well with naan or rice
Signature mains such as Chicken Kolhapuri are preferred by users who enjoy a stronger, chilli-forward spice profile
The Chicken Biryani is often chosen as a complete meal with aromatic rice and well-seasoned chicken
Indo-Chinese dishes like Chicken Chilli are also popular for those who prefer a spicier, sauce-heavy alternative to traditional curries

H2: Budget-Friendly Choices at Bombay To Mumbai

Bombay To Mumbai includes several affordable street food items, vegetarian mains, and simple rice or dal dishes that work well for everyday takeaway ordering in the UK. Smaller chaats and lentil-based dishes are usually the most cost-effective options.

Option Type	What to Expect	Smart Choice Example
Value meals	Simple curry with rice or bread	Chana Masala
Light meals	Street snacks and chaats	Bhel Puri
Saver deals	Lentil or dal-based dishes	Dal Tadka
Everyday picks	Classic curry house mains	Chicken Curry

Choosing a basic dish like Chana Masala instead of richer lamb or seafood curries helps keep costs lower
Street snacks such as Pani Puri and Bhel Puri are ideal for lighter, budget-friendly cravings
Lentil-based dishes like Dal Tadka are usually the most economical full meal options

H2: What to Order at Bombay To Mumbai Based on Your Needs

The menu blends Mumbai street food, Indo-Chinese flavours, and traditional Indian curries, so your best choice depends on whether you want something light, spicy, or filling.

For solo meals: A Butter Chicken with rice or naan provides a balanced and satisfying portion
For street food lovers: Vada Pav and Pani Puri are commonly chosen for quick, flavour-packed bites
For chicken lovers: Chicken Kolhapuri offers a spicier and more intense curry experience
For budget-conscious users: Dal Tadka or Chana Masala help keep spending more manageable
For quick takeaway: Chicken Biryani works well as a complete one-dish meal
If you prefer something spicier, dishes like Chicken Chilli or Kolhapuri-style curries deliver stronger heat
If you are looking for a lighter option, chaat items like Bhel Puri are easier to manage than heavy curries

H2: What to Know Before Ordering from Bombay To Mumbai

This restaurant is heavily inspired by Mumbai-style dining, so expect bold spices, tangy street food elements, and rich gravies across most dishes.

Portion sizes vary between light street snacks and heavy curry mains
Combo meals (main + rice/naan) usually offer better value than ordering separately
Add-ons like chutneys, bread, and rice can quickly increase the final bill
Some dishes such as Chicken Kolhapuri are significantly spicier than standard curries
Street food items are best enjoyed fresh, as they can lose texture if left too long

H2: Is Bombay To Mumbai Halal, Vegan, or Vegetarian Friendly?

Bombay To Mumbai offers a balanced mix of vegetarian dishes, meat curries, and some vegan-friendly options through lentils and vegetable-based items. Halal availability may vary by branch, so it should be confirmed directly with the restaurant.

Category	Availability
Halal	Availability varies; confirm with the branch
Vegetarian	Strong range including chaats, dals, and vegetable curries
Vegan	Available through lentils and selected vegetable dishes

H2: Alternatives to Bombay To Mumbai

If you enjoy Mumbai-inspired street food, chaats, and rich Indian curries, there are several similar restaurants in the UK that offer comparable flavours and variety.

Dishoom is popular for Mumbai café-style dining and rich, nostalgic Indian dishes
Mowgli Street Food is often chosen for modern Indian small plates and street-food inspired meals
Zouk Tea Bar & Grill offers a mix of grills, curries, and contemporary Indian dining experiences