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Edinburgh
Blackhall
The Raj - Blackhall
The Raj - Blackhall Menu

The Raj - Blackhall

Indian, Asian, Bangladeshi

Dishes priced around£10

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Menu from The Raj - Blackhall

Browse the menu highlights at The Raj - Blackhall and explore the popular dishes people are craving! From starters to something sweet, take a look at what’s in store when you book a table at The Raj - Blackhall. Besides the flavours, you can even check out the prices at this popular spot. Mmmm, we're getting hungry already...

Menu highlights

Includes dishes that are:

Vegetarian

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Appetizers

Tandoori Chicken

Quarter spring chicken marinated in yoghurt with delicate herbs and spices, skewered and roasted in our clay oven.

£3.50
Tandi Chicken

One of the world famous Indian chicken starters that has its roots from the Mughali cuisine of the Mughal era.

£3.15
Sheek Kebab

Spiced mince lamb cooked in tandoor.

£3.50
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Small Plates

Sag Alo

Spinach with spiced potatoes.

£3.95
Cauliflower Bhaji

Spiced cauliflower.

£3.95
Bhaji Sag

Spiced spinach.

£3.95
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Mains

Lamb Madras

A classic hot and tangy dish of toasted spices in a deep rich sauce. Was created by Bangladeshi restaurateurs in the UK that was hot fiery and tangy- and they called in madras.

£8.95
King Prawn Dopiaza

It is a legend that the dish was created when a courtier of Mughal emperor Akbar accidentally added a large quantity of onions to a dish. A superb recipe cooked with fresh green peppers and onions, fairly spicy and medium hot.

£11.95
Birmingham Balti

The iconic dish originated during the late 70's, in Birmingham when chefs specializing in making curries and other authentic Indian meals began to adapt their cooking style. In order to suit western tastes, they began to make their dishes lighter and healthier.

£8.95