BOXPARK Liverpool is continuing to evolve its street food offer with the arrival of Butter Chicken Factory by Delhi House Cafe.
The new concept comes from the team behind Delhi House Cafe, the much-loved restaurant at Liverpool’s Royal Albert Dock.
Already known for bringing the flavours of Delhi to Liverpool, Delhi House Cafe is now expanding its presence in the city with a menu built around one iconic dish: butter chicken.
Joining BOXPARK Liverpool’s growing line-up of independent food traders, Butter Chicken Factory takes one of Britain’s favourite Indian curries and gives it a bold street food twist.
The menu blends Delhi-inspired flavours with creative dishes designed to be enjoyed on the go.
Guests can expect dishes including The Fatty Bao, a steamed bao with butter chicken, pickled onions and coriander, and the Crunch Factory Taco, a crispy taco filled with hand-pulled chicken, mango, green chilli salsa and coriander.
Other menu items include Crispy Orange Chicken, Dirty BC Fries loaded with tender chicken poppers and creamy sauce, and Little Legends mini burgers with hand-pulled chicken, butter sauce and slaw.
Vegetarian options include the Cheese Melt Paneer Wrap, packed with crispy paneer, butter sauce and cheesy slaw, as well as the Cauli Mex Bowl, featuring steamed rice, crispy cauliflower, mango and chilli salsa, pickled onions and coriander.
Each dish is freshly prepared using quality ingredients and inspired by the street food culture of India’s capital.
The arrival of Butter Chicken Factory further strengthens BOXPARK Liverpool’s diverse food offer, sitting alongside independent kitchens including Shake?, Simply Salt n Pepper, Yoki Social Table, Rogue Pizza, The Lids & Co, Muther Clucker and Falafel Xpress.
Together, the traders serve a broad range of food, from pizza and Asian fusion to burgers, desserts and more.
Known for its Eat, Drink, Play ethos, BOXPARK Liverpool has become one of the city’s leading destinations for food, live entertainment and culture.
Located in the heart of the Baltic Triangle, the venue brings together independent operators under one roof.
Joel Lee, General Manager at BOXPARK Liverpool, said: “We’re always looking to bring exciting food concepts to BOXPARK that complement our existing line-up and offer something different for our guests. Delhi House Cafe has already built a fantastic reputation in Liverpool, so we’re delighted to welcome Butter Chicken Factory to BOXPARK Liverpool.
“It’s a fun, flavour-packed concept that celebrates one of the nation’s favourite dishes in a really creative way, and we know it’s going to be a brilliant addition to our street food offering.”
Preen Lamba, Founder of Butter Chicken Factory by Delhi House Cafe, added: “Butter Chicken Factory was born from one simple idea: if you’re going to make butter chicken, make it unforgettable. We wanted to take Britain’s favourite Indian dish and reimagine it in ways no one has before – bold, playful and packed with flavour. Every item on our menu celebrates the spirit of Delhi street food while keeping butter chicken at the heart of everything we do.”
Butter Chicken Factory by Delhi House Cafe opens at BOXPARK Liverpool from 9 July, giving guests more choice as the venue continues to grow its collection of independent food traders and global flavours.
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