Menu from Lal Jomi
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
SHAAMI KEBAB
Minced Lamb patties made with garlic, ginger, onions, finely selected herbs & spices lightly fried.
KING PRAWN BUTTERFLY
King prawn without the shell marinated and coated with special herbs & spices, deep fried.
TANDOORI MACHLEE
Fresh rainbow trout marinated in an exotic blend of herbs & spices, delicately barbequed.
PABNA DELIGHT
Mild to medium spiced chicken cooked with tomatoes, onions, green peppers, and fresh coriander.
KING PRAWN KARAHI
cooked with chopped onions, sliced garlic and ginger,green capsicums, tomato and fresh herbs.
TANDOORI GARLIC KING PRAWN MASALA
King sized prawns cooked with garlic, onions, sliced tomato, green peppers.
Vegetarian
VEGETABLE KORMA
A mix of seasonal vegetables cooked in a creamy sauce, garnished with almonds & coconut.
VEGETABLE MADRAS
Medley of vegetables cooked in a blend of fairly hot spices with fresh tomato.
VEGETABLE VINDALOO
Mix of vegetables cooked with fresh coriander and a tantalising mix of hot spices.
More about the restaurant: Lal Jomi
Lal Jomi is the Hindi for red land, a subtle reference to the Redland district of Bristol in which the owners reside, and they’re proud to be part of their community. Almost everyone in the UK has a local Indian restaurant, and those who call in at 2 Harcourt Road for their curry fix are among the luckiest in Bristol. The menu is huge, and their chefs are skilled, so pick your favourites, ask how you would like them to be cooked – just remember to book a table in advance.
Frequently asked questions
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Thinking about making a Lal Jomi booking?
A pillar of the local Bristol community – its name is the Hindi translation of Redland, where the restaurant is based – Lal Jomi is very much proud of its roots. The team offers a warm and friendly atmosphere, as well as a decor that evokes the classic Indian-style decadence, with drapes and booths, and a menu that includes Indian specialities guaranteed to please all who come through the door on Harcourt Road.
The menu at Lal Jomi includes all the favourites that British people like to see in Indian restaurants. The bhuna, dopiaza, rogan josh and dhansak options are extensive, as are the starters – pakoras, samosas, kebabs – and the chef’s specials are superb, particularly the naseeri chicken, served with boiled egg and potatoes. Visitors to Harcourt Road in the Bristol district of Redland are sure to find something from the huge menu that they can enjoy. We recommend booking a table in advance to avoid any disappointment.