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Saz Pizza & Balti House Menu

Let’s talk about Saz Pizza & Balti House. It’s not just a menu. It’s a glorious identity crisis on a plate.

Two Worlds, One Kitchen

One half screams pizza. The other whispers curry. They live under the same roof, and it’s beautiful chaos.

You can order a Donner Kebab Pizza. Yes, pizza topped with kebab meat. It’s the culinary equivalent of a high-five between cultures.

Then, right below it on the menu? A Chicken Balti. No transition. No warning. Just pure, unapologetic variety.

The Curry Complication

Balti House knows their spice. They don’t mess around. You’ll find dishes like Phall—a curry so hot it’s practically a dare.

Order it. You might cry. But you’ll also feel invincible for five minutes.

Pro tip: Pair that Phall with a Garlic Naan. It’s the fluffy peace treaty your mouth needs.

Pizza with a Plot Twist

Their pizza section is a rebellion. You won’t just find pepperoni. You’ll find Tandoori Chicken pizza.

Yes, they took a classic British curry and slapped it on dough with cheese. It’s genius. It’s also a little bit insane.

And the Cheese Stuffed Crust? It’s not fancy. It’s an edible moat of molten dairy. You’ll love it.

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The Kebab Corner

Don’t ignore the kebab section. It’s the awkward middle child that somehow steals the show.

The Mixed Grill is a tower of meat. Chicken, lamb, seekh kebab—all charred, all juicy. It comes with salad you’ll ignore and sauce you’ll worship.

Fun fact: Some locals call it the “Thursday Night Special.” I have no idea why. But it sounds official.

Starters That Lie

The starter menu is deceptively simple. You see Onion Bhaji. You expect a snack.

But these are crispy, spiced haystacks of joy. They’re gone in 30 seconds. You’ll order two portions. We all do.

Also, the Chicken Tikka starter is pink. Actually pink. Not from undercooking—from yogurt and turmeric magic. It’s Instagram-worthy.

Side Orders of Chaos

Chips. Yes, they’re on the menu. But they’re Balti House chips—fat, salty, and crispy on the outside.

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You can get them with Cheese. Or Chilli Sauce. Or both. Live your truth.

And the Mango Chutney? It’s not optional. It’s required. It’s the sweet chaotic cousin to the spicy curry.

The Dessert Dilemma

Forget fancy puddings. Saz Pizza & Balti House keeps it simple.

You get Kulfi—an ice cream that tastes like condensed milk and cardamom had a baby. Or Gulab Jamun, which are syrupy dough balls of pure sugar violence.

Pro tip: Eat the Gulab Jamun with your hands. It’s messier. It’s better.

Why It Works

This menu works because it doesn’t care about being trendy. It’s a kitchen that says, “Want pizza? Cool. Want curry? Also cool. Want both? You madman. I love you.

It’s a place where you can start with a Sheek Kebab and end with a Pepperoni Feast. No judgment.

So go. Order something weird. Mix a curry with a pizza. You won’t regret it. You’ll just be confused and very, very full.