Gaja Bar & Kitchen

WELCOME TO GAJA BAR & KITCHEN

Experience the essence of India, where tradition meets innovation.

About us

GAJA in sanskrit गज- means ‘elephant’. It is one of the significant animals finding references in Hindu scriptures. The elephant symbolises strength, wisdom, royalty and solidarity. Our cuisine is mainly influenced by classic Indian dishes with a modern twist.

We're open:

Monday – Tuesday

Closed

Wednesday & Thursday

17:00 – 23:00

Friday & Saturday

17:00 – 24:00

Sunday

17:00 – 21:00

The kitchen is open until:

Wednesday & Thursday: 22:00

Friday & Saturday: 24:00

Sunday: 21:00

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Savor Every Bite!

Delight in the authentic flavors of India, beautifully crafted to ignite your senses. Whether you choose to dine in or enjoy our dishes from the comfort of your home, each meal promises to be a memorable experience

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OUR MENUS

Special menus from
our chefs

Expertly crafted by our chefs, our menus bring together the finest ingredients and vibrant flavors of India. From timeless classics to modern creations, every dish is designed to tantalize your taste buds and elevate your dining experience.

POPULAR DISHES

Chicken Rogan Josh

The origin of this curry can be traced back to the culinary traditions of the Kashmir Valley, nestled in the Himalayan region of India. Layer upon layer of flavour.

£15.95

Butter Chicken

Firstly made in 1950’s in New Delhi, India. Chunks of tender chicken Simmered in a buttery tomato sauce punctuated by lots of spices and herbs for a delicious, hearty meal.

£15.95

Lamb Palak

Originating from the northern state of Punjab, India. Lamb Palak is a hearty dish that combines tender pieces of lamb with fresh spinach leaves.

£17.95

Bhindi Masala​

A North Indian dish made of stir fried okra & spices.

£13.95

Chefs Favourite

Chicken Kathmandu

Authentic Nepalese style. Fenugreek infused chicken curry cooked in homemade sauce. Served with fried onions and chillies on top.

£15.95

Chicken Jalfrezi

Originated in 1900’s in West Bengal, India. Stir fried chicken curry cooked with mix peppers and onions. Appetising and soul-soothing.

£15.95

Railway Lamb Curry

Named as it was cooked by the chefs working on the Indian railways in the 1900’s. Slow cooked boneless lamb curry served with a fried egg on top.

£17.95

Tadka Dal

Ancient Indian dish made with lentils, spices, and herbs.

£13.95

Where Indian heritage meets culinary innovation

Experience the perfect blend of timeless flavors and modern flair in every dish