Menu from Roti Restaurant
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegan
Vegetarian
Onion Bhaji
Sheek Kebab Starter
Spiced mince lamb
Shimla Mirch
Char grilled bell pepper stuffed with minced meat lamb
Chef's Recommendations
Lamb Madras
Fairly hot. Cooked with a fairly hot blended tangy sauce.
Chicken Vindaloo
Fairly hot. Cooked with potatoes in a very hot, spicy sauce.
Prawn Bhuna
Medium. Cooked with onions and tomatoes in a medium thick sauce
Chicken Mirch Masala
Chicken cooked in a fairly hot sauce with fresh green chillies and spices
Nimbo Chicken
Medium. Chicken cooked in lemon zest and lightly spiced
Lassani Chicken
Medium. Tender chicken cooked with garlic and onion served in a tangy tomato sauce
More about the restaurant: Roti Restaurant
The team at Roti Restaurant know a thing or two about the Indian kitchen, hence the Indian food they serve goes beyond what you may expect. Dining at this Biddulph restaurant means you can say goodbye to the bloatedness and over-carbed feeling too often associated with this cuisine, and say hello to vibrant, fresh and genuinely authentic curries. The people of Biddulph, even out as far as Stoke-on-Trent, know they’re lucky to have Roti Restaurant, hence this dining space on the High Street is often packed to the rafters. It’s definitely best to reserve a table in advance.
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Roti Restaurant is loved by diners of Biddulph and indeed of other areas of Stoke-on-Trent. Why? Because it’s consistent in its upkeep of high-quality Indian food which is, as most of the UK well knows, a damn good complement to any special occasion or casual Friday night fill. Right on the High Street – not far from Biddulph town hall, as it happens – Roti Restaurant is a fairly intimate space with a good amount of mood lighting, contemporary furnishing and a warm, friendly atmosphere.
So, the menu, and Roti Restaurant is quite the specialist in tandoori dishes – the king prawn option and the chicken shashlik are both delightful – as well as baltis. We know a few people will argue the balti is more of a British dish than an Indian one, but, frankly, who cares? This Biddulph gem offers a mean lamb garlic balti or chicken saag balti, and you’ve then of course got the curry house classics to keep things ticking along nicely on top of those. It’s very difficult to go wrong with Roti Restaurant – go and see what all the fuss is about.