National Chilli Day returns on February 27th
National Chilli Day is nearly here. Get ready to spice up your taste buds this February as Zouk celebrates National Chilli Day with a fiery feast you won’t forget!
Known for its bold flavours and innovative dishes, Zouk is the perfect place to indulge in a day dedicated to all things chilli. From Monday 24th Feb until Friday 28th Feb Zouk is celebrating  with selection of special chilli-themed dishes on the menu. From Kashmiri Chillies to Scotch Bonnet and Komodo Dragon to Carolina Reapers – there is a chilli special for every taste.Â
The menu on offer the week of national chilli day includes Three signature starters, Five curries and Fiery Mango Dessert. On the Thursday 27th Feb (the official National Chilli Day) Zouk will also host its Annual Chilli Challenge with Worlds Hottest Curry- Find out more on our Chilli Challenge Blog.
Chilli Day Specials
Chilli Chicken
Bite-sized chicken pieces in a spicy tomato masala.
(Egg, Gluten, Soya)
Chilli Paneer (V)
Bite-sized Paneer in a spicy tomato masala
(Gluten, Egg, Soya, Milk)
Masala Mirch (VG)
Jalapeño Chilli in a spicy tomato masala
(Soya)
Kolhapuri Chicken Curry (Kashmiri Red Chilli)
A fiery aromatic curry from Kolhapur, featuring roasted coconut and Kashmiri red chilli.
(Soya)
Thai Chicken Curry (Thai Chilli)
A fragrant and creamy curry made with a perfect balance of heat and sweetness.
(Soya)
Goan Lamb Chilli Salsa (Goan red chilli)
Spicy, tangy and flavourful dish with the bite of red chillies paired perfectly with succulent lamb.
(Soya)
Lamb Phaal Curry (Scotch Bonnet Chilli)
Lamb phaal curry is one of the spiciest and most flavourful curries with fiery heat from the blend of aromatic species and chillies.
(Soya)
Komodo Dragon Chicken Curry
An intensity hot curry made with tender chicken simmered in a rich blend of Komodo dragon chillies, aromatic spices.(Soya)
Baked Yoghurt with Spicy Mango
Creamy baked yogurt meets a tangy mango compote, elevated with a hint of Kashmir chilli powder for a sweet, spicy, and refreshing finish. (Milk)
Chilli Day Cocktails
Zouk has also crafted two sensational cocktails that promise to tantalise your taste buds and take your drinking experience to new heights.
First the Spicy Margarita a fiery twist on the classic cocktail that will set your palate ablaze. Made with premium Silver Tequila, this zesty beverage combines rich orange liqueur and the vibrant tartness of fresh lime and grapefruit juices. Zouk's homemade agave and chilli syrup, carefully crafted to deliver just the right amount of kick. Each sip offers a perfect balance of spice and sweetness, making it the ultimate choice for spice enthusiasts looking for a bold adventure.
We know that not everyone can handle the heat! For those who prefer a gentler touch the Grapefruit Cooler is a refreshing oasis. Featuring the same premium Silver Tequila, fresh lime juice, and the striking addition of fresh dragon fruit blended to creamy perfection, this cocktail is a sight to behold and a taste to remember. Sweetened with agave syrup, the Grapefruit Cooler is refreshing and light, ensuring that every guest can find their perfect match for National Chilli Day.
What is National Chilli Day?
National Chilli Day is an annual event that invites chilli lovers from all over to enjoy their favourite spicy dish in all its variations. Zouk is taking this opportunity to showcase a delicious range of chilli-inspired creations that are sure to satisfy even the most discerning palates. Whether you love your chilli with a kick of heat, or prefer a more subtle flavour profile, there’s something for everyone at this one-of-a-kind celebration.
But National Chilli Day at Zouk isn’t just about the food—it’s about creating a lively and fun atmosphere where guests can come together to celebrate a shared love for all things spicy. Gather your friends and family for a day of great food, unforgettable flavours, and a bit of heat in the air!
Mark your calendars for February 27th and don’t miss out on this spicy celebration at Zouk.Â
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