Two Course Indian Lunch For Two (£15) or Four (£29) With Sides at Mezbaan (Up to 68% Off)
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Two Course Indian Lunch For Two (£15) or Four (£29) With Sides at Mezbaan (Up to 68% Off)
- South Indian cuisine
- Chef winner of South Asian Chef Competition 2010
- Tollcross location
The Deal
- Starter and main course each
- Two poppadums, chutney and choice of rice or nan bread
- Starters include chicken pakora
- Mains include tandoori, honey chicken, Goan curry
- Vegetarian options available
- Valid for lunch 12-3pm
Limit 1 per redemption. May buy multiple. Booking required. 24 hour cancellation policy. Valid for lunch only, midday-3pm. Last bookings at 2.30pm. Seafood starter incurs £3.95 surcharge; seafood main course incurs £5.95 surcharge. Drinks and service charge not included. Original value based on most expensive options. Valid on option purchased only. Original price verified 1 June 2012 at 10am.
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With a chef adorned with the title of South Asian Chef 2010, Mezbaan dishes up authentic South Indian food with lashings of spice and a garnish of flair.
Diners can make the most of lunchtimes on Mezbaan's a la carte menu, beginning with starters such as the lamb kebab cooked in tandoor with black pepper, coriander, and a spicy tomato sauce (£5.95). Following up starters are a slew of classic Southern dishes, such as the tandoori chicken marinated in south Indian spices and served with sauce and salad (£12.95). All this tasty fare will be accompanied by two poppadums, chutney, and rice or nan bread.
Choose from the following options:
• £29 for two course south Indian lunch for four with poppadums plus rice or nan (Up to 68% off)
Reviews
Mezbaan earns a glowing 4.5/5 stars from TripAdvisors, who praise the authentic and varied menu, as well as the personable service. In addition, one of the eatery’s chefs won first place at 2010’s South Asian Chef Competition.
Authentic Southern Indian, great lunch menu! They were very happy and the service was great. Friends that travelled South India claimed it was the nearest to the real thing they'd had in this hemisphere.
– Oli H, TripAdvisor, May 2012
– lgithaba, TripAdvisor, Mar 2012
