£9.00
Pakistani Street Food
Fully halal
Popular in the UK, pakistani street food is known for spiced grills, curries, rice dishes, and naan-led meals. Browse the full menu below for current prices, then use the guides for popular picks, value options, and ordering tips. Guide prices start around £1.50.
Menu & Prices
Updated 16 October 2026
Chatkhara Corner
Item name
Price / kcal
Bun Kebab (Shami Egg Burger)
£5.95
Vegetable Pakora
£6.00
Chicken Pakora
£6.50
Chicken Chapli Burger
£5.95
Chicken Zinger Burgar
£5.95
Aloo Tikki Burger
£5.50
Paratha Corner
Item name
Price / kcal
Lamb Kebab Paratha Wrap
£7.00
Chicken Boti Wrap
£7.00
Shami Paratha Wrap
£7.00
Vegetable Pakora Paratha Wrap
£5.95
Aloo Paratha Wrap - Potato
£7.00
Cheese & Onion Paratha Wrap
£7.00
Cheese & Jalapenos Pratha Wrap
£7.00
Omelette Egg Paratha Wrap
£7.00
Chicken Kebab Paratha Wrap
£7.00
Chatt Corner
Item name
Price / kcal
Samosa Chatt
£5.50
Papri Chatt
£6.00
Papri Dhai Bhalay
£5.95
Chana Chatt
£5.00
Samosa Salad
£5.50
Vegtable Pakora Chatt
£6.00
Samosa Corner
Item name
Price / kcal
Samosa
£1.75
Aloo Tikki
£2.50
Aloo Tikki Salad
£6.00
Biryani Corner
Item name
Price / kcal
Chicken Biryani with Raita
£9.00
Zarda Rice - Sweet Rice
£6.00
Lamb Biryani with Raita
£12.00
Vegetable Rice with Raita
£6.50
Sweets Corner
Item name
Price / kcal
Gulab Jamin - Homemade
£3.00
Gajar Halwa
£5.00
Falooda Corner
Item name
Price / kcal
Kulfi Falooda
£7.50
Pistachio Falooda
£7.50
Mango Falooda
£7.50
Chye Khana - Tea Corner
Item name
Price / kcal
Kashmiri Tea
£3.50
Masala Tea
£3.50
Desi Tea
£3.50
Ginger Tea
£3.50
Elaichi Tea
£3.50
Doodh Patti
£3.50
Drinks
Item name
Price / kcal
Water Bottle
£1.50
Freshly squeezed Fruit Juice
Item name
Price / kcal
Orange Juice 1 Littre bottle
£10.00
Orange Juice 500ml Bottle
£6.00
Frequently asked questions
What type of food is served?
pakistani street food focuses on spiced grills, curries, rice dishes, and naan-led meals. The menu is organised so you can move from signature desi dishes into sides, drinks, and deals.
What are the usual opening hours?
Most UK branches of pakistani street food trade through lunch and evening service, but exact opening times vary by location - check your nearest store before you visit.
Do they offer delivery?
Many pakistani street food locations support delivery through their own channels or major UK apps. Coverage and fees depend on your postcode and the branch.
Can I customise my order?
Yes - most pakistani street food dishes can be adjusted for toppings, sauces, or sides, though not every item is fully customisable.
Are there vegetarian or vegan options?
Vegetarian-friendly desi dishes appear across the menu. Vegan suitability depends on cheese, sauces, and kitchen practice, so confirm with staff if you need a strict plant-based meal.
Is pakistani street food halal?
Source notes mark pakistani street food as fully halal, but you should still confirm meat certification with your local branch before ordering.
Are meal deals available?
Yes - look for meal deal or combo sections on the pakistani street food menu. Bundles are typically cheaper than ordering every item alone.
Do prices vary between locations?
Yes. MenuPick shows guide prices starting from around from £1.50, but city-centre or delivery mark-ups can differ by branch.
What is a good first order?
A popular starting point is 12x Gol Gappay - Pani Puri. From there, add a simple side or drink rather than overloading extras on the first visit.
Do I need to pre-order?
Walk-ins are usually welcome, and many branches also accept online collection or delivery orders. Pre-ordering helps at peak times.
Popular Items at pakistani street food
pakistani street food in the UK is best known for its spiced grills, curries, rice dishes, and naan-led meals. Most people order based on grill platters, curry favourites, or rice-and-bread combos, depending on how bold or simple they want their meal.
- The 12x Gol Gappay - Pani Puri is widely chosen for its classic flavour and generous topping profile
- The Bun Kebab (Shami Egg Burger) is popular when you want something simple, light, and familiar
- Meat-loaded or richer options like the Vegetable Pakora are often selected for a more filling meal
- Spicy or bolder flavours such as Chicken Pakora are commonly picked by people who prefer stronger seasoning
- Chicken Chapli Burger is frequently ordered by people who want more control over toppings and sauces
Budget-Friendly Choices at pakistani street food
pakistani street food is generally affordable compared with sit-down restaurants, but prices can rise depending on extras and meal deals. The best value usually comes from simpler desi dishes or set deals rather than fully loaded custom orders.
| Option Type | What to Expect | Smart Choice Example |
|---|---|---|
| Value meals | Dish + drink or side combos | a meal deal |
| Light meals | Simple single desi dishes | Bun Kebab (Shami Egg Burger) |
| Saver deals | Basic combinations without heavy extras | 12x Gol Gappay - Pani Puri + drink |
| Everyday picks | Affordable, simple choices | Chicken Chapli Burger |
- Choosing a Bun Kebab (Shami Egg Burger) instead of heavily loaded options helps keep costs lower
- Meal deals like a meal deal are usually better value than ordering items separately
- Keeping toppings and add-ons simple avoids quickly increasing the final bill
What to Order at pakistani street food Based on Your Needs
At pakistani street food, the right order depends on appetite and flavour preference - light, loaded, or somewhere in between.
- For solo meals: A 12x Gol Gappay - Pani Puri is a balanced, filling option without being too heavy
- For chicken or lighter protein: Chicken-led or milder builds such as Chicken Pakora are often preferred
- For richer meals: The Vegetable Pakora is commonly chosen when you want something more indulgent
- For budget-conscious users: A Bun Kebab (Shami Egg Burger) or simple custom build keeps spending low
- For quick takeaway: Standard picks like 12x Gol Gappay - Pani Puri or Bun Kebab (Shami Egg Burger) are easiest to grab and go
What to Know Before Ordering from pakistani street food
pakistani street food focuses on freshly prepared desi dishes, so portion size, extras, and pricing can vary depending on how you build your order. It is designed for speed and customisation.
- Portion sizes can vary depending on the item and how it is prepared in-store
- Build-your-own or heavily customised orders can become expensive if too many extras are added
- Meal deals often offer better overall value than buying every item separately
- Some dishes like Vegetable Pakora are very filling and may not need many sides
- Availability of specific toppings or specials may vary slightly by location
Is pakistani street food Halal, Vegan, or Vegetarian Friendly?
pakistani street food offers a mix of vegetarian-friendly choices, and some UK branches provide halal-friendly meat options, but this can vary by location.
| Category | Availability |
|---|---|
| Halal | Marked as fully halal on source notes - still confirm certification with your branch |
| Vegetarian | Vegetarian options are available on many menus - ask staff which recipes can be prepared without meat |
| Vegan | Vegan cheese, sauces, or plant-based swaps may be available in selected stores - always confirm preparation methods |
Alternatives to pakistani street food
If you are comparing pakistani street food with other UK dish options, there are a few similar alternatives depending on taste and price range.
- Local curry houses are a common alternative for region-specific spice and grill work
- Dishoom-style cafés suit diners who want Indian plates in a café setting
- Nearby kebab takeaways are useful when you want a faster grilled wrap or rice box
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