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Aladin Brick Lane Menu 2026: Curries, Baltis & Tandoori

Aladin has been feeding Brick Lane since 1979, earning a loyal following for its boldly spiced curries from the kitchens of Bangladesh, India and Pakistan. Named one of Brick Lane's top three curry houses by EasyJet Traveller magazine in 2021, it draws regulars with its extensive balti and tandoori menu, strong fish selection and genuinely accommodating vegetarian dishes — all at a restaurant that holds a 4.8 Google rating across more than 16,000 reviews.

Est. 1979Award-winningBYO welcomeBalti & tandoori
Sample · ££

Signature items

Chicken Tikka Masala
Lamb Naga
King Prawn Tandoori
Lamb Blast
Quick answers

What to order — at a glance

Cuisine style
Bangladeshi, Indian & Pakistani curries

Specialises in balti and tandoori

Most popular
Chicken Tikka Masala
House signature
Lamb Blast
Typical spend
Around £20–£30 per person

BYO — no corkage charge

Full menu with prices

Aladin full menu and current prices

Menu prices could not be verified from an official public source. Call 020 7247 8210 or visit aladinbricklane.co.uk for current prices. RestaurantGuru lists the typical spend at £20–£30 per person.
Budget picks

Cheapest items on the Aladin menu

  1. 1Poppadoms with ChutneysTypical starter to share
  2. 2Raita
  3. 3Mixed Pickle
  4. 4Chapati / Roti
  5. 5Plain Boiled Rice
  6. 6Pilau Rice
  7. 7Plain Naan
  8. 8Dhal Tarka
  9. 9Chips
Price comparison

How Aladin compares to other London curry houses

Aladin sits at the heart of Brick Lane's curry mile. Note: prices across all venues below are unverified from public sources — treat as illustrative only.

CategoryAladin (Brick Lane)Akbar's (UK chain)Nando's (UK chain)
Typical spend per person£20–£30£15–£25£12–£18
BYO policyYes — no corkageNoNo
Est. date197919951987
CuisineBangladeshi / IndianNorth Indian / PakistaniPeri-peri chicken
About

About Aladin

Aladin opened its doors on Brick Lane in 1979, making it one of the longest-standing curry houses on a street synonymous with South Asian cuisine. Its founders drew on the culinary traditions of Bangladesh, India and Pakistan to create a broad menu anchored by balti and tandoori cooking — two styles that have defined Brick Lane dining for generations.

The restaurant has outlasted dozens of competitors by keeping its kitchen focused on quality over gimmick. Dishes such as the Lamb Blast — a richly spiced house signature — and the fiery Lamb Naga have become regular orders for Londoners who know the area well. The unlicensed policy (patrons are welcome to bring their own wine or beer) has long been part of the charm, with a neighbouring off-licence even offering a 20% discount to diners.

By 2021 EasyJet Traveller magazine named Aladin one of the top three curry houses on Brick Lane, and Google reviewers have since awarded it a 4.8 rating across more than 16,000 reviews — placing it comfortably in the top 1,100 restaurants in a city of more than 35,000 listed venues. The restaurant is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner, and accepts collection and delivery orders through Uber Eats.

1979established
4.8★Google rating (16 k+ reviews)
££price range

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Where is Aladin on Brick Lane?

Aladin is at 132 Brick Lane, London E1 6RU. The nearest tube station is Aldgate East (District and Hammersmith & City lines), and Shoreditch High Street Overground is also within walking distance.

Does Aladin allow BYO?

Yes. Aladin is an unlicensed restaurant, so you are welcome to bring your own wine or beer with no corkage charge. A neighbouring off-licence reportedly offers a 20% discount to Aladin diners.

What are Aladin's opening hours?

Based on RestaurantGuru data, Aladin is open Monday to Thursday 12 pm–11 pm, Friday and Saturday 12 pm–11:30 pm, and Sunday 12 pm–10 pm. Always confirm current hours at aladinbricklane.co.uk or by calling 020 7247 8210.

What cuisine does Aladin serve?

Aladin serves dishes from Bangladesh, India and Pakistan. The menu centres on balti and tandoori cooking, with a strong selection of fish and vegetarian dishes alongside classic curries such as rogan josh, bhuna, jalfrezi, korma and vindaloo.

What is the Lamb Blast?

The Lamb Blast is Aladin's house-signature curry — a richly spiced lamb dish frequently mentioned in customer reviews. It is one of the restaurant's most distinctive offerings and not a standard menu item found at other curry houses.

How spicy is the food at Aladin?

Aladin's menu spans the full heat spectrum. Korma and tikka masala are mild and creamy; bhuna and rogan josh sit in the medium range; jalfrezi and madras are hotter; and dishes like the naga curry and vindaloo are for serious heat seekers. Staff are happy to advise.

Can I order Aladin for delivery?

Yes. Aladin accepts delivery orders through Uber Eats. For collection you can call the restaurant directly on 020 7247 8210.

Is Aladin good for vegetarians?

Yes. Aladin offers a dedicated vegetarian section including dishes such as aloo gobi, chana masala, saag paneer, dhal tarka and mixed vegetable curry. Many starter options — onion bhaji, vegetable samosa — are also vegetarian.

How long has Aladin been on Brick Lane?

Aladin was established in 1979, making it one of the longest-serving curry houses on Brick Lane. It has been awarded a top-three ranking among Brick Lane curry houses by EasyJet Traveller magazine and holds a 4.8 Google rating across more than 16,000 reviews.