Friday Night Takeaway
Cooking from the South West Coast of India
Cooking recipes from homes in the south west coast of India in Southwest France, 33220 Saint-Avit-Saint-Nazaire. Traditional recipes; silky, hot, coconut curries from Kerala, Vindaloos from Goa, fish from the Konkan coast, eclectic cooking from the melting pot of Bombay (aka Mumbai), and classical vegetarian Gujarati cuisine.
Friday Night Takeaway
We are a husband-and-wife team, Imtiaz Hasan and Corinne Terrasson, leaving a hectic and fast-paced life in London to move with our 2-year-old daughter Mia in 2020, to this quiet part of France. The purchase and renovation of a farm house has given us the opportunity to work with food, Ayurveda and holistic practices and to provide ourselves and those who try our food an experience of home cooking which is far different to the restaurant Indian food here or in other parts of France
Trained in Hotel Management and Catering Technology in the first part of our careers, working with the Taj and Oberoi Group in India and then in London with The Taj Group at their iconic Indian restaurant Bombay Brasserie. Travelling working and living in India and cooking with home cooks, we are passionate about food from the South West coast of India.
This Week's Menu
We cook once a week on a Friday Night
Our menu changes every week and released on Sunday
Please place your order by Tuesday midday
Food is ready for collection on Friday from
Maison du Seignal, 116 chemin du Seignal,
33220 Saint-Avit-Saint-Nazaire, Le Tube Station Cafe 24500 Eymet, 31 rue Paul Persil 47120 Duras
Collection from Saint Avit Saint Nazaire between 4.30 - 7.00pm, Eymet between 10.30-11.30 am. New collection point in Duras 13.00-14.00
NEW DELIVERY TO EYMET EVERY FRIDAY 10.30 am-11.30 am
Menu 03.07.2026
Wood Fired Grills, Planchas, Kadais, Kulfi, Gol Guppas, Limbu Paani, Chai Wallas, Open Air Tandoors, Heat, Smoke, Chaat Shops, Pre Monsoon Summer Heat, Taxis and Auto Rickshaws, Constant Honking of Horns, Indian Street Life & A Glorious FRIDAY NIGHT TAKEAWAY
My first memory of eating this dish was in Bombay at the age of 12 visiting my Punjabi friend at his family home located just outside a cinema hall, on a busy bustling street of the city. The smells wafting from the kitchen of the fried chicken, freshly made tandoori roti, chutneys along with halwa to finish the meal were enough to stay with me forever. I still remember the taste, textures and spicing of the Chicken Chargha I ate and it’s something that I went and asked my mum to make. She called my friend’s mother for the recipe and we had it for dinner once and then as for as long as I can remember my father would ask for it to be cooked regularly.
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Carte de la semaine
This week's menu
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Meat Main
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Kadhia Chicken Charga - north Indian spicy chicken curry (breast meat) with turmeric, ginger and chillies served with cumin and pea rice
€14.50marinated pieces of chicken (breast meat) which are fried in whole spices to form a thick gravy coating all the succulent chicken pieces. Served best with roti and a mint raita (can be ordered as extras). The addition of ginger & chillies to finish the dish lends a delicious heat and also a refreshing texture & colour. This one is served cumin and pea rice.
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Kadhia Chicken Charga - north Indian spicy chicken (on the bone) curry with turmeric, ginger and chillies served with cumin and pea rice
€13.00marinated pieces of chicken (on the bone) which are fried in whole spices to form a thick gravy coating all the succulent chicken pieces. Served best with roti and a mint raita (can be ordered as extras). The addition of ginger & chillies to finish the dish lends a delicious heat and also a refreshing texture & colour
Vegetarian Main
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Kadhia Vegetable Charga - north Indian spicy vegetarian curry with turmeric, ginger and chillies served with cumin and pea rice
€13.00Courgette, peppers and aubergine which are fried in whole spices to form a thick gravy coating all the vegetables. Served best with roti and a mint raita. The addition of ginger & chillies to finish the dish lends a delicious heat and also a refreshing texture & colour.
Side Dish
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Kheema Samosas - three samosas
€6.00Made with light brik pastry and filled with the most unctuous beef, potato, pea and onion mix
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Spiced Cumin Potato and Pea Samosas - three samosas
€4.50 -
Chicken Wings 65 -three wings
€6.00An old family favourite. A spicy, chicken coated in a sauce tempered with curry leaves, cumin seeds, black mustard seeds, chilli paste and whole red chili. It originated in the Indian region of Tamil Nadu, and while there are dozens of possible explanations as to where it got its unusual name, the one I have heard most often is that it was the #65 dish on all the menus of the canteens of the military bases in the area.
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Tandoori Roti with garlic butter and onion seeds (each)
€3.00Traditional wholemeal flatbread baked at high heat until lightly charred and smoky, perfect for tearing and dipping into rich curries and sauces
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Mint Raita
€3.50Yogurt spiced with toasted cumin seeds, roasted garlic, black pepper fresh mint and coriander
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Fried Poppodums (bag of two)
€3.00Two crisp poppodums per portion. Light, crisp lentil wafers, perfect for scooping chutneys and pickles
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Hot Mango Pickle
€6.60Tangy mango pieces matured with chilli and aromatic spices for a bold burst of flavour 300 grams jar
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Sweet Mango Chutney
€6.60A sweet and fruity mango chutney delicately spiced to complement this menu 300 grams jar
Drinks
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Bobby Horn's original cider with 100% English Apples
€10.50sold as a pack of three bottle 500 ml each
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Bobby Horn's Cider English Apples with red fruit
€10.50sold as a pack of three bottles 500 ml each
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Based on 2 reviews
Imtiaz provided a catered meal for my 70th birthday. The beautifully tasty, perfectly spiced food made up a really authentic menu. Thank you Imtiaz and David who managed so well in our basic kitchen.
Fantastic authentic chicken masala - fragrant and delicious, just like all the curries we have had from Friday Night Takeaway! Would highly recommend.
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We can cook for your event for 20 people or more in a venue of your choice
Event Catering
South Indian Brunch, Coffee Mornings, Traditional Tiffin Lunch, Indian Inspired Afternoon Tea, Thali Dinner, Fine Dining, Cooking Demonstrations, Indian Cookery Workshops, Weddings, Bollywood Street Food Nights
BOLLYWOOD NIGHT at The Naked Vigneron
Chateau Bonté, 33220 Margueron, Gironde, France Tuesday 21st July 2026 19.00 -21.00
reservations essential email contact@chateaubonte.com
a night full of flavour, colour, and unforgettable ambience, this is one not to miss.
Street Food Menu July 2026
APERITIF
Welcome drink – a glass of the Naked Vigneron Organic wine
Bombay Shots
Savoury pastry cases filled with homemade Bombay mix, topped with chutney
STREET FOOD THALI
“Mumbai Street Food Favourites”
Three iconic chaat dishes celebrating the vibrant flavours, colours and energy of India’s bustling street-food culture.
Channa Chaat
Tender chickpeas tossed with red onion, tomato, fresh coriander and green chillies, brightened with lemon juice and a fragrant blend of roasted cumin and chaat spices. A vibrant street-food favourite balancing tangy, spicy and savoury flavours in every bite.
Papdi Chaat
Crisp papdi wafers layered with spiced potatoes, cooling yoghurt, sweet tamarind chutney and fresh mint-coriander chutney, finished with sev and a dusting of chaat masala. A delightful medley of crunch, sweetness, tang and spice.
Dahi Vada
Soft lentil dumplings soaked in creamy yoghurt and topped with sweet tamarind chutney, fresh mint chutney and roasted cumin. Light, refreshing and delicately spiced, this beloved classic offers a perfect balance of sweetness and tang.
Chettinad Feast
Journey to the spice-rich kitchens of South India with a menu inspired by the legendary cuisine of Chettinad. Robust roasted spices, fragrant curry leaves and vibrant citrus flavours come together in a celebration of one of India’s most distinctive culinary traditions, ending with the comforting sweetness of a classic gulab jamun
Beef Chettinad
A celebrated speciality from the Chettinad region of South India, featuring tender beef slow-cooked in a deeply aromatic masala of dry-roasted coriander, cumin, fennel and black pepper, layered with cinnamon, cloves, star anise and curry leaves. Bold, fragrant and full of character
or the vegetarian option
Seasonal vegetables simmered in a fragrant Chettinad gravy of roasted coriander, cumin, fennel, black pepper and coconut, finished with curry leaves and warming spices. Rich, aromatic and deeply satisfying
Lime Pickle Rice
Fragrant basmati rice tossed with the bright, tangy flavours of traditional South Indian lime pickle, tempered with mustard seeds, curry leaves and roasted spices. A vibrant accompaniment that delivers a lively citrus kick in every mouthful.
Porotta
South India’s beloved flaky flatbread, expertly layered and griddled until crisp on the outside and soft within. Perfect for tearing and dipping into rich, spice-laden curries.
DESSERT
Gulab Jamun
Soft, melt-in-the-mouth milk dumplings gently fried until golden and soaked in a fragrant syrup infused with cardamom and rose water. Served chilled, this timeless Indian dessert provides a sweet and elegant finish to the meal.
Street-Style Masala Chai
A comforting, deeply aromatic staple of daily life in India. Robust Assam black tea leaves are slow-simmered with whole milk, unrefined sugar, and a freshly crushed medley of warming spices—including green cardamom, spicy ginger, cloves, and black pepper. Sweet, creamy, and packing a bracing, spicy kick, it is the ultimate warming tonic.
What's on next month July 2026
A PREVIEW OF OUR MENUS FOR JULY (subject to change as we rely on produce from local farmers, breeders and suppliers)
Fridays are for Friday Night Takeaway, our weekly changing menu. We often cook for local bars, vignerons, association dinners, birthday parties and weddings. Look out for Bollywood Nights our street food events this year