Bristol Vegan Bottomless Brunch at King Street Raj

Bristol Vegans are welcomed to this amazing event in the World's Vegan Capital.

Join King Street Raj to celebrate this fantastic Vegan Only Dinner and drinks stsrting at 5.30 pm and finishing at 11.30 pm.

The cost of this 3 course vegan bottomless brunch is £34.99 per adult and £17.99 for children under 11 years old with an advance payment in full of £34.99 payable now per adult and £17.99 per child under 11 years (with an admin fee of £1.55 per person).

This includes unlimited food and drinks from our Bottomless Brunch menu.

Or you csn choose unlimited food only for £19.99 for adults and £11.99 for children under 11.

The menu is:

Starters

Pakora Snacks served with drinks

Plain popadoms and pickles (Mint Raita, Mango Chutney & Lime Pickle)

Mini onion bhajis

Main Courses

Shallow fried tofu and mushroom Korma

Vegan "chicken" strips and bendi (okra) Dhansak

Vegan "beef" strips and onion and peppers Rezella

Vegan "Lamb" and brinjal (aubegine) Patia

Chana and aloo curry (chickpeas and potato)

Saag Paneer (vegan paneer)

Sides

White Basmati Pilau Rice

Brown Steamed Basmati Rice

White Steamed Basmati Rice

Vegan Cheese Naan

Plain Naan

Garlic Naan

Dessert

Dessert of Bangla Vegan Milk Pudding made with Full Cream, Finni, and Vegan ``Cornish Vanilla Icecream.

We have lots of Vegan drinks available on our bottomless brunch menu including cocktails and a delicious Vegan Mango Lassi. Don't leave without trying it!

Parking - Much of Bristol City Centre is one way/ bus only and so the best way to access King Street is via the inner ring road, at the St Mary Redcliffe Church roundabout. Take a left across the Redcliffe Bascule Bridge. Immediately at the Roundabout turn right onto Welsh Back, then turn left onto Mill Avenue. Park on Queen Square with a short walk to the restaurant.

Please Note: You should arrive at the beginning of your time slot, unless you have contacted us to alter your booking time. At the end of your booking slot you will need to vacate your table promptly and move to our outside drinking area unless agreed with your server.

King Street Raj is the oldest Indian Restaurant in Bristol and was opened by the current owner, Hasan Ahmed's father, Feroze over 40 years ago. Feroze also opened the first Indian Restaurant in the South West in 1958 and was a race activist, taking part in the Bristol Bus Boycott of 1963. His well-known granddaughter, Mya-Rose Craig AKA Birdgirl, takes after Feroze as a race and envionmental activist.

Host or Publisher King Street Raj