πNon-Veg Mixed Meals Indian Food
A mix of meat and vegetable dishes in one weekly box for varied taste preferences
Why Choose Our Non-Veg Mixed Meals Options?
- βMeat and vegetable dishes in one box
- βHome-style variety across the week
- βAll kitchen-cooked meats are halal
- βTraditional Indian recipes
Order the Signature veg + non-veg box
Home-cooked Indian cuisine tailored to your dietary needs
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One box, both worlds
Our mixed box β the Signature box β is the widest-variety option we make. Each week pairs meat dishes with vegetable dishes, so you are not eating the same thing twice and you get the best of both sides of the kitchen. It suits students who are not restricting anything and simply want proper home-cooked food with range: a biryani one night, dal and sabzi the next, a chicken curry after a late lecture.
Because it draws from the full menu, the Signature box is also the easiest way to feed a household that cannot agree. One flatmate leans towards meat, another towards paneer and dal β a mixed box quietly covers both without anyone having to compromise on their half of the fridge.
The meat is halal, the veg is cooked apart
Two things are worth knowing about how the mixed box is built. First, all the meat in it is halal β that is our kitchen rule across the board, so the meat side of your Signature box is exactly the same halal menu Muslim students order from our Halal page. Second, the vegetarian dishes are prepared separately from meat, with their own prep space and utensils, so the veg is genuinely vegetarian rather than meat-adjacent.
That separation is deliberate. You get the variety of a mixed box without the two sides bleeding into each other, which matters if you are ordering for a flat where some people eat only vegetarian food.
Mixed vs halal vs pure veg
If you want variety and do not mind meat, the mixed Signature box is the one to pick. If your priority is specifically the halal assurance, it is the same box viewed through that lens β our Halal page walks through the detail. And if you would rather have no meat at all, the Pure Veg box drops the meat entirely and is cooked separately. Same kitchen, three honest ways in, so you land on the box that matches how you actually eat.
The low-effort answer to βwhat am I eating this weekβ
The mixed box is the closest thing to a parent quietly stocking your fridge before you head back to halls. Instead of deciding meal by meal β and defaulting to the same two takeaways by Wednesday β you get a spread of meat and vegetable dishes delivered together, ready to heat. Through deadlines, exam fortnights and the long stretch between home visits, that is one recurring decision taken off your plate.
Delivered to 190+ universities
We deliver Signature mixed boxes to 190+ universities and 200+ cities across the UK. Whether you are in halls in Leeds, a shared house in Manchester or a flat in London, drop your postcode into the checker below to confirm we reach your address before you order.
How the box arrives
Your meals arrive frozen. Keep them frozen in your freezer, then reheat from frozen until piping hot β useful across a busy fortnight. Each meal reheats in a few minutes on the hob or in the microwave. Weekly meal boxes, and you can subscribe weekly, skipping or cancelling any week you are away.
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What a mixed week can look like
The exact line-up rotates, but a Signature week usually pairs a couple of halal meat dishes with vegetarian classics so no two meals feel the same.
Royal Chicken Biryani
Basmati layered with halal chicken, saffron and whole spices, cooked dum-style.
Keema Matar
Halal minced meat cooked down with green peas in a home-style gravy.
Home-Style Chicken Curry
The everyday ghar ka chicken in a light tomato-onion gravy β made for daily eating.
Dal Makhani
Black lentils slow-cooked in a buttery tomato gravy on the vegetarian side (contains dairy).
Palak Paneer
Soft paneer in a gently spiced spinach gravy β a vegetarian staple in the box.
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Non-Veg Mixed Meals FAQs
What comes in the non-veg mixed box?βΌ
A rotating mix of halal meat dishes β biryani, chicken curry, keema β alongside vegetarian dishes like dal, paneer and sabzi, so you get variety across the week rather than the same meal twice.
Is the meat in the mixed box halal?βΌ
Yes. All the meat we cook in our kitchen is halal, so every meat dish in your Signature box is halal β you do not need to check dish by dish.
Is the vegetarian food cooked separately from meat?βΌ
Yes. Our vegetarian dishes are prepared separately from meat, with their own prep space and utensils, so the veg side of the box is genuinely vegetarian.
Can I switch between the mixed box and the pure veg box?βΌ
Yes. You can switch between the Signature mixed box and the Pure Veg box anytime through your account β many students alternate week to week depending on who they are feeding.
How is the mixed box different from the Halal box?βΌ
They draw on the same halal meat menu. The mixed framing is about variety β meat and veg together; the Halal framing is about the assurance that all our meat is halal. Pick whichever describes what you are looking for.
How do I store and reheat the meals?βΌ
They arrive frozen. Keep them frozen in your freezer, then reheat from frozen until piping hot.