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Preston
Miller arcade

Mowgli Street Food Preston

Mowgli provides a dedicated Vegan Menu and marks meat-free dishes on the main menu with a leaf symbol.

GF·CoeliacD
VeganB
VegE
HalalE
AddressMiller arcade, 1-4 Church St, Preston PR1 2QY英國
CuisineIndian
Last verified

Per-allergen evidence

Vegan

B
confidence 60%

Mowgli provides a dedicated Vegan Menu and marks meat-free dishes on the main menu with a leaf symbol. Dishes are prepared in shared kitchens where all allergens are handled, and the venue warns of possible cross-contamination. Staff can discuss options, with a manager best consulted in advance. The setting suits vegan diners comfortable with shared kitchen risk.

marked menuadvance notice required

Vegetarian

E
confidence 40%
Limited information ·what tier E means

The menu uses a leaf symbol to identify meat-free dishes, which serve as vegetarian options. No separate vegetarian menu or dedicated preparation area is described. Cross-contamination remains possible in the shared kitchen. Calling ahead to confirm specific vegetarian needs is recommended.

marked menuadvance notice required

Halal

E
confidence 30%
Limited information ·what tier E means

The venue lists 'Halal' as an amenity on its website, but no details about certification, sourcing, or kitchen segregation are provided. Contact the venue directly to inquire about halal practices.

advance notice required

Coeliac · Gluten-free

D
confidence 70%
Not recommended ·what tier D means

The venue explicitly warns that no dish can be guaranteed gluten-free, and guests with coeliac disease are advised not to eat from the non-gluten menu given cross-contamination risks in the shared kitchen. A non-gluten menu exists but is not recommended for coeliacs. Calling ahead to discuss options is possible, though the venue's own position is that dining there is not suitable for coeliac safety.

marked menuadvance notice required
Reminder

Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.

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