Indian restaurant
Raj Vogue
48 High St, Waltham Cross EN8 0AQ
The menu runs to 182 dishes, including misal pav and momos, which we have found on only a few other menus nearby.



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- 182 dishes on the menu we read, about 93 of them without meat or seafood
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Dishes you can get here
From their menu. The photos show a typical version of each dish, not this restaurant's own plates. Compare places for: Momos · Butter Chicken · Chicken Tikka Masala · Tandoori Chicken
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Location
48 High St, Waltham Cross EN8 0AQ · Get directions
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Where is Raj Vogue?
Raj Vogue is at 48 High St, Waltham Cross EN8 0AQ. Phone: +441992641297.
Does Raj Vogue have vegetarian options?
Yes. About 93 of the 182 dishes on the menu we read have no meat or seafood, for example Garlic Chilli Panner, Masala Chips, Sheek Kebab and Onion Bhaji.
What dishes does Raj Vogue serve?
Their menu includes Aloo Gobi, Bhindi Masala, Butter Chicken, Chana Masala, Chicken Tikka, Chicken Tikka Masala, Chilli Chicken, Korma, Kulfi and Misal Pav.
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