Authentic Indian Cuisine near Borehamwood
For Borehamwood diners, Dawat Bar and Kitchen in Queensbury offers a broad Indian menu, from street food and grills to slow-cooked curries and biryani, about 15 to 20 minutes away by car.
- Street-food chaat
- Tandoor grills and breads
- Handi curries
- Dum biryani with raita
Biryani done the slow way
Our six biryanis are cooked in the dum style: the pot is sealed so the rice and the meat or vegetables steam together, which keeps the grains separate and full of flavour. Choose from murgh tikka, Awadhi gosht, anda dum, tarkari, paneer dum or soya tikka biryani.
Each comes with yoghurt raita, which can be left off on request for vegan guests.
Pair your biryani
Areas We Serve
Our six biryanis
- Murgh tikka biryani
- Awadhi gosht biryani
- Anda dum biryani
- Tarkari biryani (V)
- Paneer dum biryani (V) and soya tikka biryani (V)
Prices are on our Menu page.
How to get here from Borehamwood
Dawat Bar and Kitchen is at 244 Streatfield Road, Harrow HA3 9BX, just off Honeypot Lane in Queensbury.
- By car from Borehamwood: About 6 miles, 15 to 20 minutes. Take the A5183 through Elstree, the A41 and A410 towards Stanmore, then Marsh Lane and Honeypot Lane (A4140) into Streatfield Road.
- By public transport: Take Thameslink from Elstree and Borehamwood to West Hampstead, walk to West Hampstead Underground station, take the Jubilee line to Queensbury, then walk about 14 minutes.
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Discover Borehamwood: Local Highlights and Landmarks
Elstree Studios
Film and TV studios in the heart of Borehamwood.
Shenley Road
The town’s high street.
Aldenham Country Park
A reservoir and parkland nearby.
Elstree & Borehamwood station
Thameslink services.
Elstree village
Borehamwood’s historic neighbour, on the drive to Dawat.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is dum biryani?
Biryani cooked in a sealed pot so the rice and the meat or vegetables cook together in their own steam.
Can vegans order biryani?
Our vegetable and soya biryanis are marked V because they come with raita. The raita can be left off on request.
How many biryanis are on the menu?
Six: murgh tikka, Awadhi gosht, anda dum, tarkari, paneer dum and soya tikka.
How far are you from Borehamwood?
About 6 miles, 15 to 20 minutes by car.
Is the full menu online?
Yes, with prices, on our Menu page.