Indian Takeaway in Hornchurch RM11
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Naga is one of the hottest chillies used in Indian cooking, and it carries a fruity flavour underneath the heat that ordinary chilli does not. Our chicken and lamb naga are built on it. They are genuinely hot, not warm — order them knowing that.
Sizzling chicken, lamb and lamb chops, all in masala sauce, all served on a hot plate so they are still cooking when they reach you. It is the loudest thing on the menu and the reason a lot of people order from us twice.
Eight biryanis is more than most kitchens carry, and it means the biryani is a proper choice here rather than an afterthought.
Three dishes you will not find on most local menus. Dhakashwari is spiced chicken cooked with herbs. Kashi Dansak takes the Parsi sweet-sour-hot dansak and reworks it. Haryali means green — chicken cooked with fresh coriander, mint and green chilli.
The appetiser list runs to twenty, alongside nineteen rice and bread options. There is enough here to build a full table order before reaching the curry list.
We cook in our own Hornchurch kitchen and deliver across RM11 every day from 5pm until 10pm. Halal options are available — ask when you order.
Outside our Hornchurch delivery zone? One of these might reach you instead.
Naga curry is made with the naga chilli, one of the hottest chillies used in Indian cooking. Underneath the heat it has a distinctly fruity flavour, which is why it is used as a sauce base rather than only for temperature.
Hotter than a vindaloo. The naga chilli is several times stronger than a standard green chilli, so a naga curry is at the top end of an Indian menu rather than in the middle.
A sizzler is served on a metal plate heated until the sauce is still bubbling when it arrives. The dish keeps cooking on the plate, so the edges catch and caramelise.
Haryali means green. It is chicken cooked in a sauce built from fresh coriander, mint and green chilli rather than tomato, which makes it lighter and sharper than a standard curry.
Every day from 5pm until 10pm.
The minimum order is £20. Delivery fee is £2.
We accept Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
We deliver across:
We deliver across Hornchurch RM11 and nearby areas — covering Upminster, Emerson Park and Romford. Not sure if we cover your postcode? Enter it at checkout to confirm.
These are the dishes people across Hornchurch and Romford order most — from the naga curries to the sizzler platters.
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4.8 out of 5
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