Dhaba Indian Street Food is an Indian restaurant at 120 Battersea Park Road. Its name refers to the roadside food stalls and simple restaurants found across India, and the dining room takes visual cues from their colourful carts. The menu draws on both northern and southern street food traditions rather than relying only on familiar British curry house dishes.
Roadside starters bring together crisp, tangy, sweet and spicy flavours through recipes such as bhel puri, samosa and pav bhaji. Kebabs add smoky meat or vegetable choices, while chutneys, yoghurt and fresh herbs sharpen the richer fried and grilled elements. The result is designed to feel lively and varied when several plates are shared.
Street curries reflect different regional histories. Railway lamb curry is cooked slowly in a brass pot and takes inspiration from meals once served on long distance train journeys, while butter chicken and other house dishes provide contrasting textures and spice levels. Biryani, rice and breads make these sauces into substantial main meals.
A dedicated vegan selection includes chickpea, spinach, potato, mushroom and lentil recipes, with vegan biryani and street snacks available beside the meat dishes. Mango lassi, Indian soft drinks and traditional sweets complete the experience. Dining, collection and delivery all carry the same focus on fragrant food with a clear connection to India’s roadside culture.
Address: 120 Battersea Park Road, Battersea, London SW11 4LY, United Kingdom