KO Grill
Halal charcoal grills and curries on Bold Street
KO Grill is a halal restaurant at 23 Bold Street in Liverpool city centre serving Middle Eastern, Pakistani and Indian food, from charcoal-grilled shawarma and mixed grills to curries. Independent Liverpool reports it was founded by brothers Moe and Wahee Ahmed, with hand-made naans and dishes drawn from family recipes.
- Address
- 23 Bold Street, Liverpool, L1 4DN
- Cuisine
- Middle Eastern, Pakistani and Indian grill
- Nearest station
- Liverpool Central · about 2 min
Bold Street: from ropewalk to restaurant row
Bold Street began as a ropewalk, a long, narrow site where rope was made for sailing ships; its length of more than 300 metres reflects that original use.
The street was laid out for residences around 1780 and named after Jonas Bold, a sugar trader, banker and slave trader who became Mayor of Liverpool in 1802.
The lower end of the street, where KO Grill stands, lies close to the Lyceum and an entrance to Liverpool Central station. Bold Street is now largely pedestrianised and known for its independent cafés, restaurants and shops.
Signature dishes
Dishes highlighted by Independent Liverpool include:
- 01
Charcoal-grilled shawarma
Grilled over charcoal
- 02
Mixed grill
A selection of grilled meats
- 03
KO Ship
A large meat platter designed for sharing
- 04
Hand-made naan
Made in house
- 05
Nasser coffee
House macchiato with honey and vanilla
- 06
Fresh lemonades
Made in house
- Sunday–Thursday
- 11am–10pm
- Friday
- 2pm–10pm
- Saturday
- 11am–10pm
Good to know
Where is KO Grill in Liverpool?
At 23 Bold Street, Liverpool L1 4DN.
Is KO Grill halal?
Yes. Independent Liverpool describes it as serving genuine halal food.
What cuisine does KO Grill serve?
Middle Eastern, Pakistani and Indian dishes, including grilled meats, curries, falafel and samosas.
