Menu from eastZeast - Preston
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Appetizers
Onion bhaji
Fresh pieces of onion, marinated in our eastZeat special batter and deep fired
Lamb chops
Pieces of lamb chops on the bone, marinated in spices and chargrilled
Prawn crispy roll
Crispy leaves of pastry, filled with fresh juicy prawns, onions and fresh coriander, deep fired
Grill
BBBQ chicken liver or wings
Fresh baby chicken livers or wings cooked over charcoal grill
Tandoori mix grill
Grilled fresh lamb chops, sheekh kebabs, chicken wings and chicken tikka boti
Cod steak fillet
Succulent fresh Cod steak grilled and served on a sizzler with peppers, mushrooms and baby potatoes
Curry
Chilli paneer
Diced cheese with crushed chilli and spices
Balti chicken and keema
Fresh chicken and mined lamb cooked in sauce
Lamb balti
Fresh tender lamb
More about the restaurant: eastZeast - Preston
Easily among the most versatile venues in Preston’s town centre, eastZeast morphs effortlessly from stylish function hall to romantic date spot to friendly Friday local. The constant between all of those times is superlative Indian cuisine, which is the cornerstone of what eastZeast offers from their stylish digs on Church Street. There are large banquet menus, easy lunchtime bites and everything in between, so whatever the occasion (or level of hunger, or spice tolerance) you’re bound to find that eastZeast Preston fits the bill. It’s a family-owned place, too, and while they serve up a staggering array of authentic Punjabi and other Indian dishes, they utilise, among other things, home-grown grass-fed Lancashire lamb, so you’re getting a taste of both the Subcontinent and the North all at once.
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Found on Church Street in the city centre, at eastZeast, there are large banquet menus, easy lunchtime bites and everything in between, so whatever the occasion (or level of hunger) you’re bound to find that this Preston favourite fits the bill just right. It’s a family-owned place, too, and while they serve up a staggering array of authentic Punjabi and other Indian dishes, they utilise, among other things, home-grown grass-fed Lancashire lamb, so you’re getting a taste of both the Subcontinent and the North all at once.
No matter what your preferred level of spice is, or if you are a meat lover, seafood fan or vegetarian, you’re guaranteed to find plenty of choices to suit you. Some stand out dishes on the menu at eastZeast include the sea bass tandoori, the lahori lamb chop handi and the veggie-friendly palak paneer. A favourite among Preston curry addicts and spice seekers looking for their fill of delicious Indian cuisine in the city centre, spaces at eastZeast can fill up quickly – to guarantee a table, making a reservation in advance is recommended.