Authentic Indian Cuisine near Kingsbury
Just north of Kingsbury, the kitchen at Dawat Bar and Kitchen cooks a menu that moves from the streets of Mumbai to India’s west coast and the kitchens of Lucknow. Here are some of the dishes worth knowing.
- Sev dahi puri and papadi chaat
- Goan fish curry and lehsooni jhinga
- Mughlai kadhai gosht and rogan josh
- Six dum biryanis
Street food first
Chaat is India’s favourite snack food: crunchy, tangy and sweet all at once. At Dawat, the Bombay Chowpatty section includes panipuri (£7.25), where hollow puris are filled with spiced water, and aloo mutter tikki chaat, potato and pea patties topped with yoghurt and chutneys.
From there, move on to grills from the tandoor or a handi curry, cooked slowly in a deep pot. The Mughlai kadhai gosht and the methi lamb are both rich, warming choices for meat eaters.
Flavours from coast to court
Areas We Serve
Try these on your first visit
- Aloo mutter tikki chaat
- Tandoori chicken wings
- Goan fish curry with rice
- Paneer dum biryani
- Peshawari naan
See all dishes and prices on our Menu page.
How to get here from Kingsbury
Dawat Bar and Kitchen is at 244 Streatfield Road, Harrow HA3 9BX, just off Honeypot Lane in Queensbury.
- By car from Kingsbury: About 1.2 miles, 5 minutes. Head north on Honeypot Lane (A4140) and turn into Streatfield Road.
- By public transport: Take the Jubilee line one stop north to Queensbury, then walk about 14 minutes via Cumberland Road and Honeypot Lane. You can also walk from Kingsbury station along Honeypot Lane in about 25 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is chaat?
Indian street snacks that mix crunchy, tangy, sweet and spicy flavours. Our Bombay Chowpatty section has six, all vegetarian.
Do you serve seafood?
Yes: Goan fish curry, Malabari prawn curry, jhinga kalimirch, lehsooni jhinga and Konkan fish rava fry.
Is there Indo-Chinese food?
Yes, including veg Manchurian, chilli paneer, honey chilli gobi and hakka noodles.
How far are you from Kingsbury?
About 1.2 miles, five minutes by car via Honeypot Lane, or one stop on the Jubilee line.
Do you have vegan dishes?
Yes. They are marked VG on the menu.