Mowgli Street Food, located in Boar Lane in Leeds city centre, has a rating of 4.3 stars from 1,059 Google reviews. A customer at Mowgli said: "The food was good but the best part of the experience was the friendly, speedy service we got. Especially because we were only looking for something quick so we can get on with our day out. Appreciate the service from Zach, he was great. I will definitely be back the next time I'm in Leeds." | National World Photo: James Hardisty

A stunning space filled with fairy lights, hanging lanterns, entwined vines and whole trees, Mowgli is already an enchanting destination for dinner - let alone when you add in some festive cheer. Expect three courses of Indian street food on the cards, spanning gunpowder chicken, Himalayan cheese toast, two-tier tiffin boxes filled with curry, and desserts too, with a glass of prosecco or bottle of beer each to wash it down.

What: Was there ever any doubt that Mowgli would eventually find its way to Leeds?. This dynamic, modern Indian group has been a hit all over the country, and the Leeds site is nicely appointed too, full of lanterns and fairy lights. The extensive menu covers a host of delicious meat, fish and vegetarian dishes, and there’s plenty of choice for vegans too, plus a children’s menu to entertain the kids.

Address: Unit C, 32 Boar Ln, Leeds LS1 5DA, United KingdomPhone: +44 113 403 3215Website:mowglistreetfood.comDetails: $$, Indian restaurant. Mowgli Street Food in Leeds offers a unique dining experience with a menu inspired by Indian street food. Unlike traditional Indian restaurants, Mowgli serves small plates, similar to Spanish Tapas, allowing guests to sample a variety of flavors.

You've probably spotted them as you've walked along Boar Lane: diners perched on swings, tucking into their food while gently swaying about. The sign for Mowgli in Leeds city centre may be understated - but what you'll discover inside is anything but. Not least because a lot of the tables at the restaurant come with swing seating.

Mowgli serves up all sorts of authentic Indian street food joy, and there’s no need for gluten-free mouths to miss out. They have a dedicated gf menu, so you don’t have to scour each dish looking for those telltale symbols. Dine on fresh and bright ginger chicken, a deeply rich lamb curry or tea-steeped chickpeas.

Mowgli, the famous Indian street food eatery which spans the Pennines, serves fresh and bright dishes in metal tiffins. Bringing the true tastes of Indian homes to the streets of Leeds, this restaurant is dog-friendly, so you can take the whole family out for dinner (subject to the manager’s discretion).

Mowgli Leeds brings the vibe of Indian food to one of the citys dining venues. Set within a designed space featuring brickwork, hanging lights, and Mowglis iconic swing seats, the restaurant offers a warm atmosphere.

From Jodhpur on Kirkstall Road to Mowgli’s swing seats, the city offers a delightful culinary journey for those seeking the vibrant flavors of Indian cuisine.

Owned by celebrated chef and food writer Nisha Katona, Mowgli is incredibly pretty and serves sensational tangy, fresh, Indian street food.

it came with the smallest chapati I've ever seen (the size of a good biscuit) and there were 2 of them for 3 people.