Mowgli Street Food – Bold Street
The first Mowgli restaurant, opened on Bold Street in 2014
Mowgli Street Food on Bold Street is an Indian street-food restaurant at 69 Bold Street, Liverpool. It is the first Mowgli, opened on 23 October 2014 by Nisha Katona, a former barrister. It was the start of a national chain, and the menu draws on Indian home cooking.
- Address
- 69 Bold Street, Liverpool, L1 4EZ
- Cuisine
- Indian street food
- Established
- 2014
- Building
- 69 Bold Street
- Nearest station
- Liverpool Central
Bold Street, a former ropewalk
Bold Street was originally a ropewalk, a long straight track more than 300 metres in length where rope was made for sailing ships. It was laid out for houses around 1780 and named after Jonas Bold, a sugar trader, banker and slave trader who became Mayor of Liverpool in 1802.
Several buildings on the street are listed, including the former Liverpool Union Bank branch at Nos 43–47 (1861, by George Enoch Grayson) and the Greek Revival shops at Nos 75–79, which date from the 1830s. No. 69 itself does not appear on the statutory list.
Mowgli opened its first restaurant here in October 2014.
Signature dishes
Dishes named on Mowgli's own menu:
- 01
Treacle Tamarind Fries
Potato cubes in a sweet, sticky, spiced treacle and tamarind sauce
- 02
House Chicken Curry
South Indian curry simmered with curry leaves, coconut milk and ground almonds
- 03
Mini Poppadoms
Small crisp poppadoms for scooping and dipping
- Monday–Thursday
- 12:00–22:00
- Friday–Saturday
- 12:00–22:30
- Sunday
- 12:00–21:30
Good to know
Is the Bold Street Mowgli the original?
Yes. Mowgli's first restaurant opened at 69 Bold Street, Liverpool, on 23 October 2014.
Who founded Mowgli?
Nisha Katona, a former barrister, founded Mowgli Street Food in 2014.
What are Mowgli Bold Street's opening hours?
12:00–22:00 Monday to Thursday, 12:00–22:30 Friday and Saturday, and 12:00–21:30 on Sunday.
What is the address?
69 Bold Street, Liverpool L1 4EZ.
