My Village Restaurant Menu Prices Canada 2026

My Village Restaurant menu prices start at $5.50 for a Fanta and run to $22.99 for Pakistani Kadai Chicken, in Canadian dollars. Dhaba Style Butter Chicken is $18.99. Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani is $18.99. Chicken Steamed Momos are $12.99 for 6 pieces. 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 DoorDash menu for the Winnipeg restaurant on October 29, 2026, and this page uses only the prices from that read, cross-checked against older listings. This is a street food place as much as a curry house. Momos, chaap, Maggi, golgappa. If that sounds like your kind of dinner, keep reading.

What Are My Village Restaurant Menu Prices in Canada?

My Village Restaurant menu prices in Canada are the 69 verified prices in the tables on this page, in Canadian dollars. The My Village Winnipeg menu I read is wide: most ordered dishes, momos, chaap, Maggi, rehdi plates, shakes, sandwiches, starters, curries and biryani. Here is the honest part, up front. The restaurant has an official site, and its menu pages do carry prices, but the only readable copies I could find were search snapshots from December 2025, and those figures sit lower than the current menu on several mains. So the tables below use the fresher menu: the brand-managed DoorDash menu for My Village Restaurant, Winnipeg, read in full on October 29, 2026, where DoorDash states the prices are set directly by the merchant. DoorDash is a delivery listing. It is not the official site, and I am not calling it one. The official menu page is linked in the source card below, and I say plainly that its snapshot prices are older. Delivery menu prices can include a markup and can differ from in-store prices, so check in store before you go. For another Indian menu to weigh up first, the Banjara Indian menu prices page covers a Toronto Indian kitchen with the same curry, biryani and thali logic.

Most ordered, first. And look at that list. It is not just curries. A sandwich, a thali, a noodle burger and a Hakka noodle plate sit right beside the butter chicken and the biryani. That tells you what people actually order here. The My Village butter chicken price is $18.99, and the official menu text describes it as tender marinated chicken in tomato and cream gravy with butter and spices. Sounds right. Tastes, I cannot tell you, because I have not eaten it. The My Village biryani price is also $18.99 for the Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani, described on the official menu as marinated chicken with fragrant basmati rice and saffron. Two signature dishes, one price. Nice and simple. My Village Veg Thali at $14.99 is the one thali with a current verified price, so it is the only thali priced anywhere on this page. Bhature Chole at $11.99 and Amritsari Kulche Chole at $11.99 are the bread-and-chickpea plates, same price, different bread. Kadai Paneer at $14.99 rounds out the most ordered table. Items in this table are not repeated in the later tables, even where the delivery menu lists them again. One item, one price, one place on this page.

Momos. Six pieces per order, and the My Village momos price runs $12.99 to $14.99. Chicken steamed is cheapest at $12.99. Veggie steamed is $13.99, which made me pause, because the veggie version costs a dollar more than the chicken. That is what the menu says, so that is what I print. Veggie fried is $14.99. The official menu describes the momos as handcrafted dumplings with a soy, vinegar and chilli dip. No other momo variety gets a price here. Tandoori momos are named by DoorDash as one of the most commonly ordered items, but the price shown for them sits only in a featured-items line with no portion size, so I name them and leave the price out. Better an honest gap than a guessed number on a plate I cannot size.

Chaap next. The My Village chaap price is $14.99 for Tandoori Chaap and for Afghani Chaap, and $18.99 for the My Village Chaap-Platter. Same protein family, two ways in, one platter out. If you have never had chaap, think soya chaap, marinated and grilled, the kind of plate that fills you up fast. The platter costs four dollars more. Is it worth it? Depends how hungry you are and whether you are sharing. For one person, the $14.99 plate is plenty. For two, the platter makes sense.

Maggi. Instant noodles, dressed up, served with tea, according to the section note on the menu. Cheese Maggi at $10.99 is the cheapest. Soupy Chicken Maggi at $13.99 is the priciest. Pahadi Maggi and Spicy Maggi sit at $12.99 each. I love that a restaurant puts Maggi on the menu next to dhaba curries. It is honest street food. No pretence. And at these prices, it is the cheapest hot food on the page after the shakes and drinks.

Rehdi plates, all $10.99. Every single one. Chaat papdi, spring rolls, golgappa at 10 pieces, dahi bhalla at 4 pieces. Flat pricing makes ordering easy, and I respect that. Golgappa at $10.99 for 10 pieces works out near $1.10 a piece. Dahi bhalla at $10.99 for 4 pieces is a different kind of value, a soft, yoghurt-soaked plate, not a count-the-pieces snack. If you are new to this food, start with the golgappa plate. It is the one everyone talks about, and the price is the lowest on the street food side of the menu.

A short section the menu calls First Time in the City. Original Faluda Ice Cream at $7.99 is the sweet one, and the cheapest item in this group by three dollars. Bun Chana and the Mom’s Style Aloo Sandwich with tea are $10.99 each, two pieces each. The sandwich with tea reads like a breakfast or a light evening snack, and the name alone tells you it is a home-style plate. I would order the faluda after a spicy main. Cold, sweet, and under eight dollars. Easy yes.

One drink in this section, and I am careful with it. Indian cold coffee is $7.99 here, in the Chaa and Coffee list. The same drink name also appears in the shakes list at a different figure, and I use the Chaa and Coffee figure only, once, in this table. No duplicate listing, no second price. If you see a different cold coffee figure online, check in store. Menus repeat items across sections, and repeated items are where wrong prices creep in.

Shakes, with cold coffee left out on purpose, as explained above. Five drinks at $8.99: mango, Kit-Kat, chocolate, Oreo and mint mojito. Soda lemon is $7.99. Fanta at $5.50 is the cheapest priced item on the whole menu. Mango shake at $8.99 with momos at $12.99 is a solid pairing, and I say that as a menu reader who likes a sweet drink with fried dumplings. No argument needed. Just order it.

Sandwiches, minus the Veg Sandwich at $11.99, already priced in the most ordered table. Bombay-Style Sandwich at $12.99 is the priciest sandwich here apart from the chicken one. Chicken Sandwich at $13.99 tops the table. MOM Style Aloo Sandwich at $10.99 is the cheapest, and it is a different listing from the Mom’s Style Aloo Sandwich with tea in the First Time in the City section, so I keep both names exactly as listed. Do not merge them. Same family, different plates, different prices.

Pakoras and fritters. Fish Pakora at $14.99, Paneer Pakora at $13.99, Mixed Pakora at $11.99. I use the Pakoras section figure for Fish Pakora only, once. The same item name appears in another section at a different figure, and I do not print that second figure anywhere on this page. Mixed Pakora at $11.99 is the sharing plate here. Order it first, while the curries are still coming, and thank me later. Well, thank the menu. I just read it.

Burgers, minus the Noodle Burger at $12.99, already priced in the most ordered table. The burgers in this section are served with a choice of fries or salad, according to the section note. That choice matters, because it turns a burger into a full plate. Rehdi Style Fried Burger and Indian Mc Aloo Tikki are $12.99 each. Paneer Burger and Chicken Burger are $14.99 each. The Indian Mc Aloo Tikki name made me smile. It is a street-style potato patty burger, and at $12.99 with fries or salad, it is one of the better value plates on the page. My opinion, and I stand by it.

Veg snacks and Hakka plates, minus Manchurian + Noodles at $17.99, already priced in the most ordered table. Three items sit at $12.99: Chilli Paneer Dry, Veg Hakka Noodles and Fried Rice. Chilli Paneer Dry at $12.99 is the section listing, used once. Manchurian + Fried Rice at $18.99 is the combo plate in this group, and Manchurian on its own, dry or gravy, 6 pieces, is $13.99. Note the names. Chilli Paneer with Gravy is a different item, priced in the veg mains table below. Dry and gravy are not the same plate, and I keep them apart.

Non-veg snacks, with Fish Pakora left out here because it is already priced in the pakoras table. Tandoori Fish at $16.99, Chicken Tikka at $14.99, Tandoori Chicken at $15.99. Short table, strong plates. Chicken Tikka at $14.99 is the starter I would pick if I wanted something grilled before a curry main. Tandoori Chicken at $15.99 is a dollar more and a bigger plate in spirit, though the menu gives no portion size, so I will not claim one.

Non-veg curries and biryani, minus the butter chicken and Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani at $18.99 each, already priced in the most ordered table. Pakistani Kadai Chicken at $22.99 is the priciest item on the whole menu. Mutton Biryani at $20.99 is next. Dhaba Style Mutton Curry at $19.99 sits between them and the $18.99 group. Village Style Chicken Curry at $18.99 is described on the official menu with onions, tomatoes, garlic and ginger, and that simple description is the one I trust most on this page. No fancy claims. Just a village curry. Chicken Tikka Masala at $18.99 and Dhaba Style Kadai Chicken at $18.99 complete the table. Three dishes at $18.99, one at $19.99, one at $20.99, one at $22.99. Clean ladder. Pick your rung.

Veg curries and rice, minus Kadai Paneer at $14.99, already priced in the most ordered table. Most of this table sits at $13.99: Mixed Veg, Yellow Fried Daal, Mushroom Do Pyaza, Chana Masala and Mushroom Chilli with gravy. Shahi Paneer and Soya Chaap gravy are $14.99 each. Chilli Paneer with Gravy at $15.99 is the priciest veg curry here, and it is a different item from the dry version priced above, so both figures stand, in their own places. Veg Dum Biryani at $16.99 is the veg biryani option, two dollars less than the Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani at $18.99. Veg Pulao at $10.99 is the cheapest main on the page, and a fair rice plate at that price. The My Village thali price, for comparison, is $14.99 for the Veg Thali in the most ordered table, which buys you a full thali for less than the veg biryani. That comparison is worth making before you order.

What is not priced here, and why. Parathas are listed on the delivery menu, but the only figures I could find are not like-for-like: a small paratha figure with no plate description on one listing, and a paratha plate figure on the older official snapshot with sides included. I print neither, and I say so plainly, because a paratha price without a plate description is not a price you can rely on. The same honesty applies to kadak chai, samosas, gulab jamun, ras malai, naan and the Non-Veg Thali, which are named on the official menu but have no current verified price in the fresh read, and to the delivery menu sections for Special Meal, Rice and Bread, Raita, Naans and Kulchas and Desserts, which showed headings with no items. No price could be confirmed for any of those, so none is stated. Ask in store. That beats a guessed figure every time.

My Village Restaurant Menu Card Canada 2026

Here is a selection of the verified prices on one card, so you can scan the most ordered dishes, veg mains, momos, chaap, street food and shakes fast. It is a render of the verified brand-managed DoorDash menu, not a photo of a paper menu, because no genuine current menu-card photo exists and the official site publishes no readable current menu image. The full 69 verified prices sit in the tables on this page. Delivery prices may differ from in-store prices.

What Should You Order at My Village Restaurant in Winnipeg?

My pick, after reading the whole verified menu twice, is Dhaba Style Butter Chicken at $18.99 with a Mango Shake at $8.99. That is $27.98 before tax and tip, and it covers the signature curry and a sweet drink. The official menu text describes the butter chicken as tender marinated chicken in tomato and cream gravy with butter and spices, and that description is the reason I start there. Add Chicken Steamed Momos at $12.99 and you are at $40.97 before tax and tip, with a starter, a main and a drink. That is my order, on paper. I have not tasted any of it myself, so I will not pretend I have. For another Indian menu to compare, the Amaya menu prices page covers an Indian kitchen with the same curry and biryani logic, at different prices.

My Village Momos and Street Food Winnipeg

My Village Momos and Street Food Winnipeg: Chicken Steamed Momos $12.99, Veggie Steamed Momos $13.99, Veggie Fried Momos $14.99, Tandoori Chaap $14.99, My Village Chaap-Platter $18.99, Golgappa Plate $10.99, Dahi Bhalla Plate $10.99, and Mango Shake $8.99. Start with the steamed momos if you want the baseline. Start with the chaap-platter if you are sharing. Start with the golgappa plate if you want street food first.

And the rest of my order? Honestly, I would go Golgappa Plate at $10.99, Chicken Steamed Momos at $12.99, Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani at $18.99, and an Original Faluda Ice Cream at $7.99. That is $50.96 before tax and tip. Or go cheaper and just as happy: My Village Dahi Bhalla Plate at $10.99, Cheese Maggi at $10.99, and a Fanta at $5.50, which is $27.48 before tax and tip. Is the Pakistani Kadai Chicken worth $22.99? Depends how much you love a kadai chicken and whether $22.99 is your ceiling for a main. It is $4.00 more than the butter chicken, so it has to earn that gap. My order, if I walked in tonight, would be the golgappa plate, the momos, the biryani, and the faluda. Go hungry. Save room for a second plate, because the first one will not last long.

Vegetarian eaters are not an afterthought on this menu, and I say that from the items and prices, not from a slogan. My Village Veg Thali at $14.99, Kadai Paneer at $14.99, Shahi Paneer at $14.99, Chana Masala at $13.99, Mixed Veg at $13.99, Veg Dum Biryani at $16.99, Veggie Steamed Momos at $13.99, Veggie Fried Momos at $14.99, Paneer Pakora at $13.99, Paneer Burger at $14.99 and My Village Special Sandwich Veg at $11.99 give you a full meal without meat. The veg thali is the best value in that list, in my opinion, because it is a full plate at the same price as a single paneer curry. Ask in store what the thali includes on the day, because the delivery menu gives names and prices only, with no item descriptions. The full vegetarian point is supported by those listed items. Nothing beyond them is claimed.

Visiting My Village Restaurant in Winnipeg, Manitoba

The My Village Restaurant Winnipeg address is 2211 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 3M5. The phone is (431) 373-7007. Both match on the official site, on the DoorDash store page, on canadaresto.com, on MainMenus and on Restaurantji. No weekly hours table is printed on this page, because no weekly schedule could be verified from the restaurant itself, so check hours before you go. My Village Winnipeg delivery runs through the brand-managed DoorDash listing linked in the prices section, where DoorDash states the prices are set directly by the merchant, and delivery prices can differ from in-store prices. DoorDash showed a 3.8 rating from 100+ ratings when the menu was read on October 29, 2026, and I quote that figure with its source and date only. I do not average it with other sites, and no rating schema is used on this page. Do not confuse this restaurant with the different Village Restaurant in Ontario or Mon Village Restaurant in Quebec. Nothing from those places is used here. For another Indian menu to compare prices with, the Moti Mahal menu prices page covers an Indian kitchen with the same curry and tandoor logic. Go hungry. Order the butter chicken first, and save room for the momos.

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Final Word on My Village Restaurant Menu Prices

So here is my honest summary. My Village Restaurant menu prices give you a readable Winnipeg Indian menu with a street food heart: most ordered dishes $11.99 to $18.99, momos $12.99 to $14.99, chaap $14.99 to $18.99, Maggi $10.99 to $13.99, rehdi plates $10.99 each, shakes $5.50 to $8.99, sandwiches $10.99 to $13.99, starters $11.99 to $16.99, non-veg curries and biryani $18.99 to $22.99, and veg curries and rice $10.99 to $16.99. Order the Dhaba Style Butter Chicken at $18.99 if you want the signature dish. Order the Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani at $18.99 if you want rice and spice. Order the Chicken Steamed Momos at $12.99 if you want street food first. And check in store before you go, because these are delivery menu prices, the official site snapshot is older, and the similarly named restaurants in Ontario and Quebec are different places. That is the My Village Restaurant menu prices picture: 69 verified prices, no padding, no guesses. Prices last verified: October 29, 2026, from the brand-managed DoorDash menu for My Village Restaurant, 2211 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Check before you go, because menus move, and nobody wants a surprise at the till they did not see coming.