At Praveen Kumar, ordering indulgent Indian food online couldn’t be easier! Our Chefs make your meal by hand using the finest fresh British ingredients.
All of our dishes are then blast frozen in fully recyclable containers, ready for next day delivery Nationwide. Simply pop them in the freezer when they arrive, and when you fancy a delicious meal just heat from frozen, eat and enjoy.
At Praveen Kumar, ordering indulgent Indian food online couldn’t be easier! Our Chefs make your meal by hand using the finest fresh British ingredients.
All our dishes are then blast frozen in fully recyclable containers, ready for next day delivery Nationwide. Simply pop them in the freezer when they arrive, and when you fancy a delicious meal just heat from frozen, eat and enjoy.
All our fresh food suppliers and farmers are from Perthshire, Scotland. The majority of our herbs and vegetables are grown in our own ‘beyond organic’ greenhouse and are handpicked by our own market gardener on the day they are to be used.
Delivery of all the ingredients are made to our kitchen early in the morning. Our chefs then prepare your tasty meal by hand, to traditional recipes – no preservatives or robots in sight!
Once ready, your meal is blast chilled and frozen to seal in the flavours. This means we can ensure that when you reheat your meal, you are enjoying exactly the same dishes we grew up eating in India.
We have made a conscious effort to ensure that all of our packaging is re-useable or recyclable. That’s right, you can order Indian food online and still do your bit for the planet!
A fully recyclable cardboard box. You can reuse or alternatively recycle it at any cardboard recycling centre.
Insulating pads – 100% recyclable paper: Formed with a unique stitching process that traps air between two sheets of craft paper. The trapped air allows the paper pads to offer the same temperature sensitive properties as other alternative materials but it is also recyclable and bio-degradable.
Dry Ice: The solid form of carbon dioxide at -78ºC. Dry ice will evaporate naturally to ensure your food is still frozen when it arrives on your door.
Once your chosen order is cooked and blast frozen, it is then boxed in its own recyclable insulated packaging.
This packaging is in effect a mini freezer which guarantees your meal will stay frozen for at least 28 hours after leaving our premises and up to 8 pm on your chosen date of delivery.
This has been robustly tested and as such comes with a guarantee that your food will be frozen to the touch, if left in it’s packaging, for this same 28 hours from the time the food left our kitchen.
We have a ‘STAY FROZEN’ guarantee which means that if your order is defrosted before you receive delivery we will replace it immediately, free of charge. This means you can order Indian food online with complete peace of mind.
Delivery is free for orders over £39.95 to most parts of the UK – see here for more details!
Why are we doing frozen Indian dishes when you can collect them from local takeaway or buy them from a supermarket? Praveen felt that Indian ready meals you find in UK supermarkets are generally of poor-quality, with average ingredients produced by machine or robotic cooking and are largely uninspired, bland and lack authenticity. So, we set out to do something different, allowing you to order Indian food online – and freezing helps us achieve that.
Freezing is the important last step of our process. Not only does it lock in all the delicious flavours we work so hard to create, it preserves the food for over a year (as long as it is kept frozen!). Find out more about the benefits of frozen food here.
We have carefully designed all our dishes to reheat perfectly from frozen, ensuring that you get the tastiest meal possible.
Much easier than waiting for a takeaway, or having the fridge stuffed full of ready meals!
Did you know that for every meal sold on our website, we donate a meal to schoolchildren across India via our charity partner The Akshaya Patra Foundation? To date, they have served over 3.5 Billion meals, reducing child food poverty across India and ensuring they can attend school to learn, without the worry of going hungry. To read more, click on the photo.
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