Ghee Indian Kitchen Menu Prices Canada 2026

Ghee Indian Kitchen menu prices run from $1.99 to $129.00 in Canadian dollars. The Ghee Indian Kitchen butter chicken price is $12.95. Every chicken curry is $12.95 and every lamb curry is $14.95. The Ghee Indian Kitchen Winnipeg address is 101 Regent Ave W, Winnipeg, Manitoba. That is the short answer, and the full verified menu is in the tables below. I have not eaten here myself. I read the full brand-managed SkipTheDishes menu for the Winnipeg restaurant on October 29, 2026, and this page uses only the prices from that read. There is no official website or official price table for this restaurant, so I say that plainly, and the delivery-price warning is stated too. Flat curry pricing. A long menu. If you are in Winnipeg and craving Indian food, keep reading.

What Are Ghee Indian Kitchen Menu Prices in Canada?

Ghee Indian Kitchen menu prices in Canada are the verified prices in the tables on this page, in Canadian dollars. The Ghee Indian Kitchen Winnipeg menu is a long one: starters, tandoor appetizers, chaat, curries, biryani, Indo-Chinese dishes, rice bowls, fusion plates, family packages and meal deals. Here is the honest part, up front. No official website, no official menu page and no official price table could be found for the Winnipeg restaurant. The prices below come from the brand-managed SkipTheDishes store page for Ghee Indian Kitchen, 101 Regent Ave W, Winnipeg, read in full on October 29, 2026. SkipTheDishes is a delivery listing. It is not the official site, and I am not calling it one. Delivery menu prices can include markup and can differ from in-store prices, so check in store before you go. A few curries sit $1 lower or higher on DoorDash, and DoorDash lists one coconut chicken curry that did not appear in the SkipTheDishes read. I have not mixed those figures into these tables, and I have not averaged the two platforms. These tables use the SkipTheDishes menu only. For another Indian menu to weigh up first, the Banjara Indian menu prices page covers an Indian kitchen with the same butter chicken, biryani and naan logic.

Starters set the tone. Three Samosas are $7.95, described on the menu as a triangular stuffed potato and peas pastry paired with chutney. That is the base listing, and I have not quoted the unlabelled variant prices that sit beside it on the delivery page. The Ghee Indian Kitchen samosa price story starts there, and the chaat section keeps it going: Samosa Chaat is $9.95, Papdi Chaat is $9.95, Bhel Puri is $9.95, and Naughty Samosa Chaat is $11.95, loaded with cheese, pico kachumber, chutney, samosas and a choice of butter chicken, chicken tikka masala, or butter paneer. The tandoor half is pricier. Both six-piece tikkas are $15.95. Tandoori Chicken is $14.95. Honey Chili Potatoes are $12.95, crispy potatoes in a sweet and spicy sesame and honey chilli sauce. Honestly, the chaat burgers at $9.95 are the fun part of this section. A noodle burger. A samosa burger. This kitchen likes to play with its food, and the prices let you play along without much risk.

Now the headline. The Ghee Indian Kitchen chicken tikka masala price is $12.95, and so is every other chicken curry. Nine chicken curries, one price. The Ghee Indian Kitchen lamb curry price is $14.95, and so are the other two lamb curries. Three lamb curries, one price. Each curry comes with a choice of rice or naan, per the menu section note. Methi Malai Chicken is described as boneless chicken simmered in a cashew, fenugreek, and butter gravy. Kadai Chicken is juicy chicken tossed in kadhai, spices, and fresh peppers. Chicken Madras is fairly hot, with sweet and tangy notes from tamarind and fenugreek. Laal Maas is a fiery Rajasthani lamb curry, and Mutton Rogan Josh is a traditional Kashmiri curry. The lamb curries carry halal and gluten-friendly labels on the menu. I am not claiming the whole restaurant is halal. Only the labelled items carry those labels. Is flat pricing boring? No. It makes ordering simple. Pick the flavour you want. The price has already been decided for you.

The vegetarian and vegan section is the biggest curry section here, and it is priced like the rest of the menu: mostly $11.95, a few at $12.95, and Paneer Tikka Masala at $13.95, the priciest paneer curry on the page. Paneer Butter Masala is described as paneer in an earthy, creamy, flavoursome tomato-based sauce. Dal Makhni is thick, creamy, flavoursome black lentils. Chole Amritsari is a zesty Amritsar-style chickpea curry. Each curry in these sections comes with a choice of rice or naan, per the menu section note. Vegan and gluten-friendly labels run through the menu, and many dishes carry them. I am not claiming the whole menu is vegan. Only the labelled dishes carry those labels. Egg and seafood curries sit at $11.95 each, all four of them. Goan Fish Curry is fish chunks flavoured with tomatoes, Goan chillies, curry leaves and tamarind. Shrimp Nilgiri is a fragrant shrimp curry with cilantro, mint and coconut milk. If you eat vegetarian, this is a menu that gives you real choice, not one token dish at the bottom of the page.

The Ghee Indian Kitchen biryani price is $12.95 for the Hyderabadi Dum Biryani, served with raita and salad, with a protein of choice. Family biryani is a different story. Chicken Biryani for four is $39.95. Paneer Veg Biryani for four is $39.95 too. Mutton Biryani for four is $44.95. Same table, same idea: the mutton version costs five dollars more. Steamed Basmati Rice on its own is $5.95. Then the Indo-Chinese section takes over, and it is not a small side section. Manchurian is $11.95. Chilli Paneer Gravy and Chilli Chicken Gravy are $11.95 each. The dry versions jump to $16.95 each. Momos are $11.95 for ten pieces, served with traditional tomato chutney. Classic Hakka Noodles are $12.95. In my opinion, this is the section that shows the kitchen’s range. Curries, then noodles, then dumplings, all on one menu, all at the same easy prices.

Rice bowls and fusion dishes are where this menu stops being a standard Indian menu. The single bowls run $11.95 to $12.95. Mumbai Masala, the butter chicken rice bowl, is $12.95. The BOGO bowls run $22.95. BOGO Tikka Chance On Me is a chicken tikka masala bowl at $22.95. The fusion bowls run higher, up to $26.95 for the BOGO Egg Fried Rice Butter Chicken Bowl. Pasta dishes are all $11.95: butter chicken pasta, chicken tikka masala pasta, paneer tikka masala pasta, and chicken tikka mac and cheese. Naan toasties are all $11.95 too. Butter chicken on naan, with pico and melted cheese. Chicken tikka on naan, the same way. Would I order butter chicken pasta? Honestly, yes, once, out of curiosity. The price makes the experiment cheap. And if it is not your thing, the $12.95 curries are right there waiting.

Family packages run from $29.95 to $129.00. The Meat Lovers Platter Special is $29.95. The Platter Special For Two runs $39.95 for the veg and vegan version and $45.95 for the non-veg version. The Lassi Platter Special For Two is $55.95, with shahi paneer, basmati rice, four naans, two samosas, two rasagulla and two mango lassi. The Good Vibe Tribe Platter Special is $129.00, for 4, 6 or 8 people, with dahi bhalla chaat, assorted veggie pakoras, four samosas, a choice of four mains, rice, four naans and a dessert choice. Meal deals are simpler. Each meal deal comes with a bowl of curry, 2 plain naan breads or 4 rotis, and one gulab jamun, per the menu descriptions. Chicken Tikka Masala, Butter Chicken, Coconut Chicken Curry, Goa Fish Curry and Mutton Curry meal deals are $12.95 each. The dal, paneer and vegetable meal deals are $11.95 each. Same curry, plus bread, plus a sweet finish, for the same price as the curry alone. That is a deal worth taking, in my opinion.

Breads, sides, desserts and drinks finish the menu, and this is the one section where I have to be careful. The delivery page lists several naan and roti items with multiple unlabelled prices, so I have priced only the clear single-price items here: Assorted Naan, a pack of 3, at $7.95, Stuffed Kulcha at $11.99, and Peshawari Naan at $5.95 as the first-listed price, with its rich filling of nuts, raisins, coconut and sweet syrup drizzle. Green Chutney and Pickle are $2.50 each. Gulab Jamun is $4.95 for two pieces. Drinks run from Green Tea at $1.99 to the Chocolatine MilkShake at $6.50. Every lassi is $4.95: mango, strawberry, Punjabi namkeen and Amritsari sweet. Kadak Masala Chai is $2.95. The Chai and Samosa Combo is $4.50 for one chai and one samosa. Cheap finish. Good finish. One last honest note on sources. These tables use the SkipTheDishes store menu only, read October 29, 2026. DoorDash figures were not mixed in, and no second price table has been quoted. Check in store before you go.

Ghee Indian Kitchen Menu Card Canada 2026

Here is a selection of the verified prices on one card, so you can scan the chicken and lamb curries, vegetarian curries, biryani and rice bowls, Indo-Chinese and fusion dishes, family packages, breads and drinks fast. It is a render of the verified brand-managed SkipTheDishes store menu, not a photo of an in-store board, because no genuine current menu-card photo exists and the restaurant publishes no price table. Full item names sit in the tables on this page. Delivery prices may differ from in-store prices.

What Should You Order at Ghee Indian Kitchen in Winnipeg?

My pick, after reading the whole verified menu twice, is the Kukkad Makhanwala, the Classic Butter Chicken, at $12.95. The Ghee Indian Kitchen butter chicken price sits at the flat chicken-curry price, and the menu describes it as creamy and tomato-based. That is menu description, attributed, not my own meal. I have not tasted this plate myself, so I will not pretend I have. For another butter chicken menu to compare, the Amaya menu prices page covers an Indian kitchen with the same curry, biryani and bread logic.

Ghee Indian Kitchen Biryani and Tikka

Ghee Indian Kitchen biryani and tikka: Hyderabadi Dum Biryani is $12.95, family biryani for four is $39.95 to $44.95, and both six-piece tikkas are $15.95. Start with the butter chicken if you want the safe classic. Start with Breakup Wala Butter Chicken at $12.95 if you want the extra spicy version with green chillies.

And the rest of my order? Honestly, I would go Three Samosas at $7.95, then Chicken Tikka Masala at $12.95, then Gulab Jamun at $4.95. That is $25.85 before tax and tip, for a starter, a main and a dessert. Or go cheaper and just as happy: Samosa Chaat at $9.95, then a $12.95 curry with rice or naan, then Kadak Masala Chai at $2.95. Is the Mutton Biryani for four worth $44.95? If four people are eating, yes. If it is just you, order the $12.95 Hyderabadi Dum Biryani instead. My order, if I walked in tonight, would be the samosas, the butter chicken, the Peshawari Naan at $5.95, and a Mango Lassi at $4.95. Go hungry. Leave room for the Gulab Jamun.

One more honest gap. No price could be verified for the individual naan and roti items that carry multiple unlabelled prices on the delivery page, so none is priced here beyond the three clear bread items in the table above. The unlabelled samosa variant prices were left out too. Ask in store if those breads and variants are priced differently at the counter today. This is the Winnipeg Ghee Indian Kitchen only. Not the Miami Ghee Indian Kitchen in Florida, and not the Atlanta Ghee Indian Kitchen in Georgia. Every price on this page belongs to the Winnipeg restaurant at 101 Regent Ave W only.

Visiting Ghee Indian Kitchen in Winnipeg, Manitoba

The Ghee Indian Kitchen Winnipeg address is 101 Regent Ave W, Winnipeg, MB R2C 1R1, Canada. That address matches on the brand-managed SkipTheDishes store page and on the DoorDash store page. No phone number and no opening hours were verified in the reads for this restaurant, so none is stated here, and no aggregator open-now widget should be treated as hours. Check before you go. For another Indian menu to compare prices with, the Udupi Palace menu prices page covers an Indian kitchen in Ontario. Go hungry. Order the butter chicken first, and save room for the Gulab Jamun.

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Final Word on Ghee Indian Kitchen Menu Prices

So here is my honest summary. Ghee Indian Kitchen menu prices give you a long Winnipeg Indian menu at flat, readable prices: chicken curries $12.95 each, lamb curries $14.95 each, vegetarian curries mostly $11.95, biryani $12.95 for one and $39.95 to $44.95 for a family of four, rice bowls $11.95 to $22.95, fusion bowls up to $26.95, family packages $29.95 to $129.00, and drinks from $1.99. Order the Butter Chicken at $12.95 if you want the house classic. Order the Samosa Chaat at $9.95 if you want the starter that shows what this kitchen can do. Order the Hyderabadi Dum Biryani at $12.95 if you want rice done properly. And check in store before you go, because these are delivery-listing prices, no official price table exists, and no phone number or hours could be verified. That is the Ghee Indian Kitchen menu prices picture: verified figures from one full menu read, no padding, no guesses. Prices last verified: October 29, 2026, from the brand-managed SkipTheDishes menu for Ghee Indian Kitchen, 101 Regent Ave W, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Check before you go, because menus move, and nobody wants a surprise at the till they did not see coming.