Mowgli Street Food - Carta

Great spot in the middle of Nottingham’s lively Hockley area. Quite a few veggie and vegan dishes. Very nice, friendly service, good cocktails!

mowgli is an Indian street food with a large separate vegan menu. there are many possibilities and some super interesting, like a curry in a brot.

Some great vegan options. The restaurant itself is a bit too crampy for my pleasure as we had to sit very close to other people, but it was still nice Ver carta

some great vegan options. the restaurant itself is a bit too crampy for my lust, as we had to sit very close to other people, but it was still beautiful

I love it and have been here several times. The food is good but it’s not extremely authentic. Do remember that most Asian food including Indian is meant to be shared so none of that order one thing and that’s your meal.

My partner and I felt disappointed by the food on offer here. We both got the Tiffin boxes where you have a selection of curries. We found them quite bland and also not very tasteful. We enjoy Tamatanga so much more. We won't be returning. Ver carta

Modern fresh vibe with lots of fairy lights and optional swing seats. Dogs allowed. Vegan menu available. Looks like this is a growing chain. The food was really nice and for me, original. Cocktails and mocktails also had funky Indian flavours, eg chai infused rum.

Went with my friend for lunch recently. Modern restaurant with a cool playlist and swing seats were a nice touch. There was a separate vegan menu which made ordering easy and friendly, knowledge staff. The food was gently spiced but very fresh. Indian tapas style portions were enough to share for a lunchtime. Really enjoyed it. Wishing now I'd taken pics to upload. Maybe next time.

There are quite a few vegan options. I tried the following (it's indian Street food tapas, so they're little dishes): Treacle Tamarind Fries not really fries, more like cubes but really sticky sweet and moreish. Holy Chow this was a chickpea curry served in a loaf. This was nice. Temple Dahl a red lentil curry, fine but a bit standard/boring. Calcutta Tangled Greens not green, more beige and again fine but not anything special. Puri fried bread wished I'd gotten the roti. So my food options were a bit hit and miss, but I would go back and try the rest since there are many other options. My friend tried the paneer and gunpowder chicken which she raved about (so this place is good for omnivore... Ver carta