Browse the Indian takeaway menus saved for CR0: three kitchens on the High Street, two on Wickham Road, two along Lower Addiscombe Road and one in Beddington. Compare saved menu prices, the opening hours and halal status each restaurant has confirmed, and individual restaurant details before choosing your meal.
CR0 is Croydon’s own postcode district: the High Street and town centre, Church Street and South End to the north, Lower Addiscombe Road running east, Wickham Road running south, and Beddington to the west. The official food-hygiene register lists 23 Indian takeaways and restaurants inside it, and eight of those now have a menu saved here — every dish and price taken from the restaurant’s own published menu, never estimated. Two of the eight have confirmed their opening hours to us, and one has confirmed its halal status; the other restaurants are listed as unconfirmed rather than guessed. Use the street cards below to find the kitchens nearest your address, then check your full postcode for delivery.
Three of CR0’s eight saved menus sit on the High Street itself: Sangri Bespoke Indian Cuisine at number 265 with the district’s widest rice and side-order list, Aachi’s Indian Cuisine at numbers 284–288 with a birany-and-breads menu, and Crispy Dosa at number 40 with South Indian starters, snacks and soup bowls. Five more kitchens nearby — on Church Street, South End, Tokia Square and in Boxpark on George Street — are on the register but have no saved menu yet, so their listings appear below with the option to add details.
Wickham Road holds CR0’s two longest menus, a few doors apart: Spices Croydon at number 280 with 280 priced dishes, and Rupees Grill at number 184 with 233. Rupees Grill is the confirmed halal kitchen of the pair and publishes six evenings of opening from 5:00 PM, with Tuesday still unconfirmed. Spices Croydon’s hours and halal status have not been confirmed to us, so ask before travelling.
Lower Addiscombe Road runs east out of the district and carries two of the eight menus: Zafran at number 349, with 92 priced dishes and confirmed hours that start earlier on Sundays, and the nine-dish menu saved under the Dama’s Grill listing at number 197. Shah Karahi at number 60 and Mazala Indian Takeaway on Cherry Orchard Road are on the register nearby with no saved menu yet.
To the west, Beddington has the district’s smallest saved menu: seven priced dishes from Lahore Karahi Croydon in a Croydon Road unit, five of them lunch pots with rice and two birany. Naantastic on The Broadway is on the register with no menu saved yet. Beddington sits between CR0 and SM postcodes, so check your full postcode for delivery rather than assuming the district covers your street. The park picture above carries its own CR4 headline, but the kitchens listed here are registered in CR0 4 — CR4 covers Mitcham.
Zafran and Rupees Grill have confirmed their opening hours to us. The other six CR0 restaurants with saved menus have not, so they are left off this list rather than guessed — check the restaurant’s own page or ask when you order.
Rupees Grill184 Wickham Road, CroydonMonday and Wednesday to Sunday: 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM. Tuesday hours are not listed on ChefOnline; please confirm with the restaurant.
Rupees Grill has confirmed that it serves halal food. Halal status has not been confirmed for the other seven CR0 restaurants with saved menus, so ask the restaurant directly when you order. Always mention your specific dietary requirements.
Spices Croydon at 280 Wickham Road has the largest saved menu in CR0: 280 priced dishes. Its biggest section is a 91-dish Traditional Dishes list, followed by 31 balti specialities, 27 special dishes and 18 starters, with seafood, set meals, birany, breads, rice, vegetarian sides and a children’s list alongside.
Rupees Grill at 184 Wickham Road keeps 233 priced dishes, spread across a 24-dish traditional curry list, 20 medium vegetable curries, 18 tandoori dishes, 16 breads and naans and 15 tikka masalas. It is the only CR0 restaurant on this page whose halal status has been confirmed, and its hours are confirmed too.
Examples from the saved menu
Plain Popadom£0.75
Massala Popadom£0.75
Onion Raitha£2.25
Hours: Monday and Wednesday to Sunday: 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM. Tuesday hours are not listed on ChefOnline; please confirm with the restaurant.
Sangri Bespoke Indian Cuisine at 265 High Street saves 124 priced dishes, and its shape is unusual: 33 rice dishes and 22 side orders sit beside 19 breads, 17 traditional favourites, 14 sundries, eight grill dishes and seven vegetarian dishes. Its opening hours and halal status have not been confirmed.
Zafran at 349 Lower Addiscombe Road lists 92 priced dishes: 17 starters and 17 side dishes, 12 breads, 10 rice dishes, eight tandoori mains, seven nibbles, seven birany, six fish choices and three vegetarian mains. Its confirmed hours run Monday to Saturday 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM and Sunday 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
Aachi’s Indian Cuisine at 284–288 High Street has a short, focused saved menu of 15 priced dishes: eight birany, from vegetable at £8.49 to Thalapakatti mutton at £12.49, plus seven breads from plain naan at £2.25 to extra bhatura at £3.99. Opening hours and halal status have not been confirmed.
Crispy Dosa at 40 High Street saves 15 priced dishes built around South Indian snacking: six chef-recommended starters such as paneer, vegetable, mushroom and baby corn manchurian at £8.49, three soup bowls including rasam and sambar, four snacks and two children’s plates. Its hours and halal status are unconfirmed.
At 197 Lower Addiscombe Road, the menu saved under the Dama’s Grill listing covers nine priced dishes — eight starters from onion bhaji at £3.45 to twelve peri peri wings with fries at £10.99, plus chicken tikka at £7.99 from the grill section. Its hours and halal status have not been confirmed.
Lahore Karahi Croydon at Unit 25, 57A Croydon Road in Beddington saves seven priced dishes: five lunch pots with rice from tarka daal at £4.99 to lamb karahi at £6.99, and two featured birany — chicken at £6.50 and lamb at £7.50. Its hours and halal status have not been confirmed.
The district splits by street rather than by cuisine. On the High Street, Sangri’s menu is built around rice dishes, side orders and breads, while Aachi’s goes the other way with eight birany and seven breads, and Crispy Dosa covers South Indian starters and soup bowls. On Wickham Road, Spices Croydon and Rupees Grill both run to more than 200 priced dishes, so compare the section you actually want — traditional curries and tandoori grills at Rupees Grill, or the 91-dish traditional list and balti specialities at Spices Croydon.
Only Zafran and Rupees Grill have confirmed hours, and only Rupees Grill has confirmed halal food, so check before travelling to the other six. Saved menus stay browsable even when ordering is not available on this site, and the restaurant’s own page is the place to confirm current prices, opening hours and delivery terms for your address.
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