Menu from Khan of Walton
Menu highlights
Vegetable or Chicken Somosa
Light pastry triangles with diced vegetable/chicken meat filling deep fried.
Tandoori Murgi
One of the most exotic oriental specialities. Chicken on the bone, marinated in spice.
Tandoori Rupchanda
Indian Ocean Fish, famous in Karnataka, cooked charcoal grilled with several rare spices.
Murgi Tikka
Fillets of chicken dipped in marinade of garlic, yoghurt and spices and cooked in the clay oven.
Tandoori Golden Lamb Chop
Tender lamb chops marinated with medium spices and yoghurt and cooked in a clay oven.
Jhinga Tandoori
Jumbo prawns rolled in tandoori spices; they are then cooked in the clay oven.
More about the restaurant: Khan of Walton
Walton on Thames has a few Indian restaurants to choose from – what English town doesn’t? – but Khan on Walton consistently garners rave reviews. In Simpson House along New Zealand Avenue, near the corner of High Street, Khan of Walton is the king of curry houses. Offering low-fat and artificial-colouring-free Indian cuisine, the Khan of Walton is the default Indian restaurant for the area’s curry connoisseurs. Local delivery is free, and Khan of Walton also offer a sumptuous outdoor catering service.
Frequently asked questions
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Thinking about making a Khan of Walton booking?
Walton on Thames has a new sovereign, serving authentic Indian cuisine from
stylish premises along New Zealand Avenue. They deliver for free too. Dishes at
Khan of Walton can be tailored to suit diners tastes, from the timid to the terrifyingly
spicy. If you are a seasoned Indian cuisine gourmand looking for something a little
different, the chef’s recommendations and house specials are always good to turn
to. Khan of Walton’s Ceylon is a particularly hot pick (though it can be kind
to the palate, should you wish), with the Khan of Walton telling customers to forget
vindaloo and give this unusual dish a go, steeping lamb in a rich curry of tomato,
onion, garlic, ginger, red chillies, and coconut.
Khan of Walton’s All Time Favourites are the classic Indian dishes you know
and love, but true to its name, The Khan of Walton offers diners the option of king
prawns as well as the traditional chicken or lamb. It’s a luxury that you can afford too
– Khan of Walton’s great selection comes at affordable prices. It’s easy to get to the
Khan of Walton – this stylish Indian restaurant can be found in Walton on Thames’
Simpson House along New Zealand Avenue – but perhaps the best way to enjoy the
Khan of Walton’s Indian cuisine is to book their catering service for your next party.