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Buy 1 get 1 free
Enjoy a refreshing buy-one-get-one-free offer on delicious chilled buttermilk bottles for double the refreshment.
Starters
Savor spicy chicken 65, crispy cauliflower bites, chilli paneer, and succulent prawns with bold flavors.
Noodles
Feast on stir-fried noodles tossed with tender chicken, savory paneer, prawns, and mixed vegetables.
Fried Rice
Delight in aromatic fried rice prepared with chicken, prawns, vegetables, mushrooms, and savory spices.
Biryani
Savor fragrant basmati rice layered with spiced chicken, lamb, prawn, paneer, and aromatic seasonings.
Spl. Biryani
Indulge in a special aromatic basmati rice preparation cooked with marinated chicken 65 and spices.
Omelette
Enjoy simple, fluffy, and savory egg omelettes optionally prepared with chicken or vegetables.
Indian Breads
Pair soft flaky parottas and chapathis with rich chicken curries, egg curries, and flavorful kothu dishes.
Snacks
Crunch on crispy chicken wings, spring rolls, mozzarella sticks, chicken popcorn, and golden onion rings.
Desserts
Treat your sweet tooth with decadent fudge cake, chocolate gateau, traditional payasam, and creamy basundi.
Beverages (Cafe Arabian Tea)
Warm up with rich aromatic Zaffran chai, karak tea, tandoori chai, ginger tea, and hot chocolate.
Beverages (Cold)
Cool down with sweet mango lassi, buttermilk, refreshing mint lime coolers, and chilled soft drinks.
Meal Deal Combos
Experience hearty feasts pairing biryanis or fried rice with starters, raita, salan, dessert, and drinks.
Offers
Grab special discounted offers featuring favorite chicken biryanis, egg biryanis, and tasty fried rice dishes.
Rice and curries
Savor tender chicken curry paired with a generous portion of fragrant, perfectly steamed basmati rice.
BIRYANI BOWL (FAQs)
General FAQs
A: The menu features Chicken Biryani, Lamb Biryani, Paneer Biryani, Egg Biryani, and specialized options like Spl Chicken 65 Biryani.
A: Yes, vegetarian starters such as Chilli Paneer, Paneer 65, Gobi 65, and Spring Rolls are available on the menu.
A: Noodle options include Egg Noodles, Paneer Noodles, Veg Noodles, Mushroom Noodles, and options with mixed non-vegetarian ingredients.
A: Yes, there are several meal deal combos, including Vegetarian Biryani Combo, Chicken Biryani Combo, and Lamb Biryani Combo.
A: The Chicken Biryani Combo typically includes Chicken Biryani, Chicken 65 starter, raita, salan, a dessert, and a soft drink or buttermilk.
A: Yes, the menu includes Fried Rice options such as Chicken Fried Rice, Veg Fried Rice, and Prawn Fried Rice.
A: The Indian Breads section features Parotta and Chicken Curry, Chapathi and Chicken Curry, and various Kothu Parotta dishes.
A: Desserts include Fudge Cake, Chocolate Gateau, Payasam, and Basundi, often sold by the slice.
A: Specialty drinks include Zaffran Signature Chai, Karak Chai, Tandoori Chai, and Arabian Tea.
A: Cold beverages such as Mango Lassi, Buttermilk, Mint Lime Cooler, and standard Soft Drinks are listed.
Pricing FAQs
A: Prices vary based on the specific item selected, such as different sizes or proteins chosen for Biryani dishes.
A: Customization options are noted on some items, which may affect the final price.
A: Yes, some items, like the Butter Milk 250ml, are currently offered with a ‘Buy 1, get 1 free’ promotion.
A: Combo deals offer a bundled price for multiple items, which is generally different from purchasing main dishes individually.
A: Main Biryani dishes generally range from £6.49 for plain options up to £15.49 for the Lamb Biryani.
A: Snacks like Spring Rolls start at £2.99, and some beverages are priced as low as £1.29 for soft drinks.
A: Item prices are listed next to each selection, allowing for direct cost comparison between different dishes.
A: Yes, the Combo for 2 options, like the Chicken Biryani Combo for 2 at £26.99, are priced higher than single-serving combos.
A: The lowest priced items appear to be the Soft Drinks at £1.29 and the Plain Omelette at £2.99.
A: Desserts are generally listed at set prices per slice or unit, with prices like £1.99 for Fudge Cake.
H2: Popular Items at Biryani Bowl
Biryani Bowl is known for its aromatic biryanis, rice-based meals, and classic South Indian–style curries. Most customers choose it for hearty portions, rich spices, and filling combo meals that usually include rice, curry, or grilled-style mains.
- The Chicken Biryani is widely chosen for its fragrant rice, tender chicken, and balanced spice level
- The Lamb Biryani is popular for those who prefer a richer, more indulgent meat-based rice dish
- The Chicken Tikka Biryani is often picked for its smoky flavour and spiced tikka-style chicken
- The Veg Biryani is commonly selected as a lighter vegetarian option with mixed vegetables
- The Chicken Curry Meal (with rice or naan) is frequently ordered for a simple, comforting curry-based option
H2: Budget-Friendly Choices at Biryani Bowl
Biryani Bowl includes several affordable rice dishes, basic curries, and simple vegetarian options that work well for everyday takeaway in the UK. Plain rice-based meals and veg curries usually give the best value for money.
Start with basic biryanis or curry meals if you want a filling portion without upgrading to premium meat or combo add-ons.
| Option Type | What to Expect | Smart Choice Example |
|---|---|---|
| Value meals | Full rice + curry combinations | Chicken Curry Meal |
| Light meals | Simple vegetarian curries | Tadka Dal |
| Saver deals | Basic biryani portions | Veg Biryani |
| Everyday picks | Rice-based mains | Chicken Biryani |
- Choosing a Veg Biryani instead of meat versions helps keep costs lower
- Basic curries like Tadka Dal are usually the most budget-friendly hot meal option
- Meal deals with rice or naan often provide better value than ordering items separately
H2: What to Order at Biryani Bowl Based on Your Needs
Biryani Bowl works best for filling, spice-rich meals, so your choice depends on whether you want rice-heavy dishes, curries, or lighter vegetarian options.
- For solo meals: The Chicken Biryani provides a complete, balanced portion in one box
- For chicken lovers: Chicken Tikka Biryani offers a stronger, smoky flavour profile
- For beef/lamb lovers: The Lamb Biryani is a richer and more filling option
- For budget-conscious users: Veg Biryani or Tadka Dal helps keep costs lower
- For quick takeaway: Rice-based meals like Chicken Biryani are easy to carry and eat
- If you prefer a slightly spicier flavor, lamb or tikka biryanis deliver more heat and depth
- If you are looking for a lighter option, vegetable biryani or dal-based meals feel less heavy than meat-heavy rice dishes
H2: What to Know Before Ordering from Biryani Bowl
Biryani Bowl meals are generally large and designed as full portions, meaning most dishes are enough for a complete meal on their own. Rice-based dishes tend to be heavy due to spice, oil, and portion size.
- Dishes like Lamb Biryani are very filling and better suited for larger appetites
- Curry meals often come with rice or naan, which increases portion size significantly
- Spice levels can vary, especially in Madras or tikka-style dishes
- Vegetarian options are lighter but still portioned generously
- Availability of some dishes may vary depending on branch
H2: Is Biryani Bowl Halal, Vegan, or Vegetarian Friendly?
Biryani Bowl offers a mix of meat-based biryanis, vegetarian curries, and rice dishes. However, halal certification and preparation methods can vary by location, so it’s always best to confirm directly with the branch.
| Category | Availability |
|---|---|
| Halal | Availability varies across UK locations; confirm with the branch |
| Vegetarian | Strong range of veg curries and vegetable biryani available |
| Vegan | Limited but includes rice and some vegetable-based curries |
H2: Alternatives to Biryani Bowl
If you’re looking for similar UK restaurants serving biryani, curry, and rice-based meals, there are several strong alternatives with comparable menus.
- Sheba Restaurant is often chosen for its Yemeni-style rice and grilled meat dishes
- Gulf House Restaurant is popular for mandi, kabsa, and slow-cooked rice meals
- Indian Bombay Masala is commonly selected for traditional curry and biryani takeaway options
