Menu from Masala Kraft - Fishergate
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Ratan Chicken
Chicken marinated in saffron spiced mix
Lamb Samosa
Triangular shaped filo pastry stuffed with mince lamb
Spicy Squid Masala
Squid marinated with masala masala kraft spices coated in crunchy crumbs and deep fries
Kukri Korma
Boneless chicken piece cooked in rich creamy gravy
Dum Chicken Biryani
Indian basmati rice cooked with prawn masala kraft curry
Goan Sea Bass
Sea bass cooked in coconut, mustard seed & flavoured with curry leaves
Desserts
Gulab Jamun
Traditional indian pudding cooked in every indian house hold for diwali
Chocolate Potlee
Served with white chocolate
Kulfi
Indian Icecream Please Ask For Flavours
More about the restaurant: Masala Kraft - Fishergate
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Masala Kraft – on Fishergate in York city centre – is an Indian restaurant with a twist. Their chef has worked in some of the finest restaurants in the world, and brings that experience to Yorkshire with the goal of expanding on the traditional curry house formula. For those searching for authentic Indian cuisine, or those visiting the historic sites of York, Masala Kraft is a superb option for dining in the city centre.
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Yorkshire is one of the world’s great places to eat Indian food. The historic capital of the county, York has never been noted alongside Bradford and Leeds as one of the great dining destinations, but down on Fishergate in the city centre, they have a restaurant which can be mentioned up there with the best of them. Masala Kraft adds to the usual curry house repertoire with a selection of house specialities that reflect the diversity and ingenuity of Indian cuisine.
First up at Masala Kraft, one must begin – call us renegades – with the starters. We can get excited about the samosas and pakoras, but they move away from the classics with masala calamari and curry leaf scallops. Specialities on Fishergate include Amritsari Machi – an Indian take on fish and chips, with fish pakora, aloo gobi and minted pea – and dum ki nalli, a slow-roasted lamb shank cooked with cashew nuts and saffron. If you are looking for somewhere to dine in York city centre, you could do well to book a table at Masala Kraft – but make sure you do it well in advance to avoid disappointment.