Menu - Pushkar
Menu
The menu of Pushkar from Birmingham contains about 140 different courses and drinks. On average you pay about £11 for a dish / drink.
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Menu
Indische Getränke
£4Alcoholic Drinks
£4£4Lassi
£4Lassi, Indische Getränke, Softdrinks
£4Bottle Fruit Juice
£2Rose
Pinot Grigio Blush£20Beers & Ciders
Kingfisher Beer£3Bevande
Peroni Beer£3Drink
Bottled Sparkling Water (750Ml)£4Home Made Breads
Extras
Coconut Chutney£1Indian
Chicken TikkaBoneless chicken breast kebab; marinated + yoghurt; red chilli; ginger & garlic paste.
£6Lamb BiryaniAromatic preparation of Basmati rice; layered + lamb saffron; served + raita biryani sauce
£20Chicken BiryaniAromatic preparation of Basmati rice; layered + chicken saffron; served + raita biryani sauce
£19Vegetable BiryaniAromatic preparation of Basmati rice; layered + spiced vegetables saffron; served + raita biryani sauce
£16Butter ChickenChicken tikka slow cooked in a subtle creamy tomato & cashew nut sauce flavoured + dried fenugreek leaves; ginger & honey. CLASSIC!
£17Chicken KormaTender cubes of chicken breast slow simmered in a rich creamy sauce of; yoghurt & aromatic spice; finished + cream. Pair it + a Peshawari Naan!
£17Dal MakhaniBlack lentils slow cooked over night to the house recipe; finished + cream & butter. CLASSIC!
£12Chicken Tikka MasalaChicken tikka stir fried in a creamy onion & tomato sauce; flavoured + fragrant dried fenugreek leaves & a touch of spice
£17Butter NaanButtered leavened tandoor baked bread made from refined flour.
£4Garlic NaanChopped garlic & coriander coated naan.
£4Keema NaanA savoury naan stuffed + spiced ground lamb.
£5£11£17£4£4Chicken Specialties
Chicken JalfreziDices of chicken breast stir fried + colourful cubes of peppers & onions; spiced + slit chillies.
£17Fish Dishes
Fish CurryTalapia fish; chillies; ginger; cooked in an ajwain gravy
£20Dessert
Gulab JamunAn exotic fried dumpling of cottage cheese & reduced milk; soaked in rose flavoured syrup.
£7Diverse Flavours
Saag PaneerA traditional Punjabi dish of spinach puree & chunks of Indian cottage cheese cooked + butter; green chilli; ginger & finally blended + cream.
£13Vegetarian Specialties
Vegetable KormaSeasonal vegetables cooked in a rich creamy sauce of cashew nut; yoghurt & aromatic spices; finished + cream.
£12Vegetarian
Paneer MakhaniCubes of Indian cheese cooked in a rich creamy tomato sauce flavoured + dried fenugreek; ginger & honey.
£13Indian Breads
Aloo KulchaNaan stuffed + spiced potato mixture.
£5Tandoori Treasure
£12Lamb
£18Lamb Dishes
Keema Mattar£18Fish Specialties
Prawns Jalfrezi£21Pickles And Sauces
£1Dessert - Dessert
£7Indian Vegetarian Food
£13Entrées
£7Salad
Indian Grilled Dishes
Lamb And Mutton Dishes
£18Vegetarian Curry
£11Main Courses And Sides
£4Tandoori Specialities
£12Breads And Accompaniments
Starters
Kebab Platter£22
Mahi Amritsari£11Tandoori Special
Tandoori Mix Platter£36Lamb And Mutton Specialties
Lamb Kadhai£18Vegetarian Starters
Vegetable Samosa (V)£5
Paneer Tikka (V)£10White Wine (Bottle)
Tierra Antica Sauvignon Blanc£19
Andrea De Pec Pinot Grigio£21Famous Feasts
Feast For 2£39Meal Deals
Pushkar For 1£17
Pushkar For Two£35
Pushkar For Four£69Appetisers.
Mix Veg Platter (V)£17Light Bites.
Onion Spinach Bhaji (Ve)£6Chicken
Chicken Kadhai£17Beers & Wines
Tierra Antica Merlot£22Traditional Dishes
Chicken Rogon Josh£16Meat
Trio Of Chicken Tikka£11Vegetarian Dishes.
Mix Vegetable Kadhai£12Street Food
Poppadums Chutneys£4Light Bites
Onion Spinach Pakora (V)£5Red Wine (Bottle)
Foundstone Shiraz£23Extra Dips
Chutney DipSide Dishes
Soft Drinks
£2
Offers
Exclusive restaurant offers: Foundstone Shiraz -70% for £7 !
Feedback
Birmingham is one of the two capitals of Indian food in England (the other one being Bradford).
Elevated Indian food. Loved the tandoori tofu! The vegetable korma, saag paneer and lamb shank were all excellent and the mushroom rice was a perfect accompaniment. Rocky was our server and was excellent. I was a bit miffed that they didn't have any Rieslings or wines that pair well with Indian Food. We have Rose Champagne good but surprised at the lack of wines that are notorious for working well with Indian food.



