Copper Ceylon - Bromley delivery from Bromley

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Mutton Rolls
Delicious street food made with tender chunks of mutton, potatoes and a choice of Ceylon spices, rolled in breadcrumbs and fried.
£6.00
Chilli Garlic Prawns
Perfect for seafood lovers, packed with flavours, cooked with sweet and spicy sauce with a distinct taste of garlic.
£10.00
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Papodom
Crispy spicy thin cracker served with mango chutney & onion and cucumber salad
£4.00
Hot Batter Squids
Ceylon twist to this Chinese dish. Batter-coated squid fried to perfection, served with pepper and spring onions.
£9.00
Crispy Chicken
Boneless chicken deep fried and seasoned with Ceylon spices.
£8.00
Veg Rolls
Popular short eat, mixed vegetable and spices wrapped in a pancake and coated with breadcrumbs.
£5.00
Vegetarian
Vada (vegan)
Donut shaped traditional Sri Lankan delicacy, soft in the inside and crispy on the outside, served with coconut chutney.
£5.00
Fish Cutlets
Delightful morsels of savoury Mackerel and potato filling, flavoured with mild spices served inside a thin crispy shell.
£5.00

Jaffna Mutton Curry
Spicy and loaded with flavours, made out of delicious soft tender succulent mutton on the bone.
£14.00
Pork Black Curry
Complex and irresistible, made with dark roasted curry powder and spices.
£12.00
Chicken Red Curry
Boneless chicken in an aromatic gravy. A gourmet's delight.
£12.00
Prawn Red Curry
Must try curry. King prawns cooked in spicy aromatic coconut gravy.
£15.00
King Fish Curry
A traditional fish curry that combines exotic flavours of coconut milk, chillies and other spices.
£15.00

Dhal Curry (vegan)
Creamy Dahl, flavoured with coconut milk, curry leaves & spices.
£6.00
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Fried Aubergine Curry (vegan)
Super delicious red curry, amongst our favourite made with Jaffna curry powder.
£7.00
Sri Lankan Cashew Pea Curry
£7.00
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Spicy Saute Potatoes
Tender potatoes with a hint of tropical island spices.
£6.00

Mutton Biryani
Flavorful one-pot meals loved by all. Long grain basmati rice with layers of a special spiced mutton curry.
£15.00
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Plain Rice (vegan)
Boiled basmati rice.
£3.50
String hoppers
Steamed rice noodles made from rice flour.
£6.00
Chicken Biryani
Flavorful one-pot meals loved by all. Long grain basmati rice with layers of a special chicken curry.
£14.00
Paneer Biryani
£14.00

Kothu Roti
Shredded roti cooked with carrot, leeks, onion, cabbage, curry and your choice of either chicken, mutton or seafood. Spicy Level 1.
£12.00
Paratha (vegetarian)
Multi layered, thin, flaky flatbread; can compliment any curry.
£4.00
Egg Kothu Roti
Shredded roti cooked with carrot, leeks, onion, cabbage, egg and curry. Spicy Level 1.
£9.00
Vegan Kothu Roti
Very popular street food, shredded roti stir fried with mixed vegetables
£8.00

Coconut Sambol (vegan)
Traditional condiment, freshly grated coconut with onion, chilli, tempered with Ceylon spices and a hint of ime.
£3.50
Shrimp Chilli
Fresh water shrimp & chilli paste
£3.50
Seeni Sambol (vegan)
Fiery sweet & sour spicy onion relish.
£3.00
Lunumiris (vegan)
Spicy Ceylon paste made with onion, chilli, tomato & lime juice.
£2.50
Coconut chutney (vegan)
Fresh ground coconut spiced with chillies, coriander & mint.
£3.50

Watalappan
A tradition Sri Lankan dessert made using coconut milk, eggs, kithul and nutmeg.
£6.50
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Lion Lager, 330ml, 4.8%
Lion Lager is an imported premium beer from Sri Lanka; The Pearl of the Indian Ocean. Its slight sweetness and tempered hops make it an authentically refreshing lager, reinforced by its 130 years of heritage.
£6.00
Corona, 330ml, 4.5%
Corona is a brand of beer produced by Mexican brewery Cerveceria Modulo and owned by Belgian company AB InBev. It is the top-selling brand of imported beer in the United States. It is often served with a wedge of lime or lemon in the neck of the bottle to add tartness and flavour
£5.50
Moretti, 330ml, 4.6%
Birra Moretti is a quality beer made in the traditional way. It is the result of a production process that has remained almost unchanged since 1859
£6.00

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