Sat-Mon: 12PM-10PMWed: 12PM-10PMThu-Fri: 12PM-10:30PM

124, High Street, Slough, UK

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about dining, ordering, and enjoying authentic Indian & Mughlai cuisine at Raj by Sherri's.

Restaurant & Dining Info

01

Is Raj by Sherri's a halal Indian restaurant?

We serve halal food and offer a varied menu of authentic Indian and Mughlai dishes in a welcoming dining environment.

02

Where is Raj by Sherri's located?

We're right in the heart of Slough at 124 High Street. We're a popular choice for diners coming from Windsor, Langley, High Wycombe and across Berkshire.

03

Do you offer vegetarian and non-vegetarian options?

Our menu offers a wide variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes, including North Indian favourites, tandoori dishes, biryanis, Indo-Chinese specialities, freshly baked breads, children's meals, mocktails and desserts, giving everyone plenty of choice.

04

Do you offer delivery and takeaway?

We offer both delivery and takeaway. You can order delivery through Uber Eats or Deliveroo, or call us directly to place a takeaway order for collection.

05

Can I book for a birthday, party or private event?

Absolutely. We host celebrations, group bookings and private events with tailored menus - just get in touch via our Event Booking page and we'll help you plan it.

06

What are your opening hours?

We're open Thursday to Friday 12pm-10:30pm, Saturday-Monday & Wednesday 12pm–10pm, and closed on Tuesdays.

About Our Cuisine & Flavours

07

What is the difference between North Indian and Mughlai cuisine?

North Indian cuisine is known for its rich curries, tandoori dishes and freshly baked breads, while Mughlai cuisine is characterised by its slow-cooked recipes, creamy gravies and aromatic spices. Our menu brings together the best of both culinary traditions.

08

What is the best way to enjoy a traditional Indian meal?

A traditional Indian meal is often enjoyed by pairing curries with naan or basmati rice, adding a tandoori starter, and finishing with a refreshing mocktail or dessert for a complete dining experience.

09

What makes tandoori dishes different from regular curries?

Tandoori dishes are cooked in a traditional clay oven, which gives them a distinctive smoky flavour and tender texture. Unlike curries, they are grilled rather than simmered in a sauce.

10

Are Indian dishes always spicy?

Not at all. Indian cuisine offers a wide range of flavours, from mild and creamy dishes to rich and spicy curries. There are options to suit every preference, whether you enjoy subtle flavours or something with more heat.

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Why are Indian spices important in traditional cooking?

Indian spices are carefully combined to create depth, aroma and balance in every dish. Rather than simply adding heat, they work together to enhance flavour and give each recipe its distinctive character.