Seekh Kebab is a crowd-favourite lamb kebab known for its amazing combination of smokiness, spices, and juicy meat. These kebabs feature finely minced lamb, blended with a vibrant mix of aromatics—like ginger, garlic, garam masala, coriander, and fresh herbs. The meat is then shaped around long skewers, or seekh, and grilled until perfectly charred on the outside and succulent inside—an exquisite combination typical of kebabs.
The marination process is key—it lets the flavours penetrate deeply, so every bite is packed with savoury depth. Often served with naan, mint chutney, or a crisp onion salad, Seekh Kebab is both comforting and bold—a true tandoori staple that brings people back for more.
Seekh Kebab finds its origin in the royal kitchens and nomadic traditions of Central Asia, brought into India through Persian and Turkish influences. The word “Seekh” translates to skewer, which defines both the technique and style of this dish. Originally cooked in clay ovens or over charcoal fires, the Indian version evolved to include more robust spices and regional flavours.
Over time, it became a fixture of North Indian cuisine—loved in street stalls, home kitchens, and high-end dining alike. Its simplicity, versatility, and smoky aroma have cemented these lamb kebabs as a classic.
At BKC London, our Seekh Kebab stands out for its texture and seasoning. The minced lamb allows for a smooth, almost velvety bite, while the spice blend adds warmth and complexity without overwhelming the palate. When grilled slowly, the outside crisps up, while the inside remains juicy and tender—a heavenly combination.
Unlike whole meat kebabs, Seekh Kebab is softer and more uniform; ideal for soaking up chutneys or enjoying inside a warm wrap. It’s satisfying, flavour-packed, and endlessly versatile— perfect for anyone who loves kebabs with character and spice.
A: They’re moderately spiced—flavourful and warming, with a balance of heat and aroma.
A: The lamb is finely minced & marinated with traditional spices and herbs. These kebabs are then moulded onto skewers before being grilled to a smoky finish.
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