Balti Delivery And Takeaway in Ayr

Q: Are Balti takeaways gluten free?

Gluten free Balti options will differ from restaurant to restaurant. Choose one of our Balti takeaways in Ayr and check out their gluten free options.

Q: What can vegetarians order from Balti takeaways?

Vegetarian Balti options will differ from restaurant to restaurant. Choose one of our Balti takeaways in Ayr and check out their vegetarian options.

Q: What can vegans order from Balti takeaways?

Vegan Balti takeaway options in Ayr vary from restaurant to restaurant. It's best to carefully check each Balti takeaway to see if they are vegan friendly before ordering.

Q: Are all Balti takeaways halal?

Not all Balti takeaways in Ayr are halal. It's best to check each restaurant carefully to see which offer halal friendly options.

Q: Which Balti takeaways are dairy free?

To find out which Balti options are dairy free, it's best to carefully review your selected Balti takeaway menu in Ayr. If in doubt, check with the restaurant to see what dairy free options are available.

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Traditionally a Pakistani and Northern Indian cuisine, Balti dishes have become a staple in the UK since arriving in Birmingham in the 1950s. Using a thin, pressed steel wok known as a ‘balti bowl’, these dishes are distinct from the slow-cooked curries of other regions, and are beloved for their healthier, lighter, spicy flavour profile.

What is Balti?

Balti dishes have evolved over time and the Balti that we’re used to in the UK today is a cuisine that, while originally from Pakistan and Northern India, was developed and refined in Birmingham to be a fusion of Kashmiri dishes. Balti curries are fast-cooked over a high heat—stir fry style—and use vegetable oil instead of ghee, making them lighter and healthier than other curries.

Balti dishes traditionally use lamb or chicken, but these days just about any meat off the bone and any curry, such as tikka masala, Rogan Josh, and korma can be prepared Balti style.