Menu from Rani
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Starters
Aloo Dhai Poori
Flat crispy pooris, potatoes and onions topped with yoghurt sauce, tamarind sauce and sev.
Chola Papri Chat
Spicy black eye beans and chopped onions served on flat crispy pooris with tamarind and yoghurt sauce. Topped with sev.
Onion Bhajias
Chopped onions mixed in a spiced gram flour paste and deep fried. Served with fresh coriander chutney.
Curry
Kofta Paneer
Fried paneer cubes slow cooked with cauliflower, peas and Kofta (grated dudhi, cabbage and carrots flavoured with root ginger, coriander, mildly spiced and deep fried into vegetable balls).
Methi Paneer
Paneer and fenugreek leaves cooked with a richly Spiced tomato gravy.
Murcha Paneer
Fried paneer cooked with peppers in a richly prepared tomato gravy.
Mains
Undhia
Aubergine, peas, guvar, valour, tindora, pigeon peas, and potato slow cooked with fried fenugreek balls.
Aubergine & Potato
Kenyan aubergines and potato slow cooked with, spices, ground peanuts and coriander.
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More about the restaurant: Rani
While there are Indian restaurants in London that cater for all types and stripes, one can sometimes be bewildered by the sheer scope of the options on the table when picking between them. The Bangla cafes of Brick Lane are always a draw, as are the South Indian specialists of Southall, while the Pakistani tandoori grills are never a bad choice though. But if you’re looking for an Indian restaurant in North London that truly reflects the authentic taste of one area, look no further than Rani on Long Lane in West Finchley. They are the longest established (and probably the best) Gujarati curry house in the city, and their menu is packed with exactly the sort of regional delicacy that you’re looking for. Try their banana methi, with plenty of fenugreek, or the lilotri sak, with aubergines and broad beans. Even better, Rani is 100% meat free, making them not only a great Gujarati eatery, but also one of the best Indian vegetarian restaurant in North London. Book a table now.
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What's the restaurant buzz at Rani all about? Great Indian food and beverages keeps diners coming back for more at Rani. Located near West Finchley in London, Rani features dishes like Asian. Check out what sets Rani apart from other restaurants in London and book a table today to enjoy your next meal out!