Mowgli Street Food restaurants have unveiled their private dining spaces, inviting guests to celebrate Christmas in true Mowgli style – beneath twinkling lights, surrounded by warmth and laughter, sharing food that brings people together.

Mowgli’s private & semi-private dining rooms are now open for Christmas feasts and festive gatherings at selected UK restaurants.

The beautiful spaces at Mowgli Charlotte Street, Glasgow, Corn Exchange (Manchester), Birmingham, Bristol, and Edinburgh are all intimate, fairy-lit spaces that capture the glow and generosity of Indian home-style cooking.

Whether for team celebrations, family reunions or joyful get-togethers with friends, each room is designed to feel like a home away from home where every dish tells a story, and every table is made for sharing.

Set against the backdrop of vines and golden lights, guests can toast the season and enjoy Mowgli’s Christmas Feasting Menus – a sparkling celebration of Indian flavours and festive spirit.

The Festive Feasting Menu (£40 per person) begins with a glass of bubbles or a mocktail, followed by an abundant spread of Mowgli favourites. From crisp Chat Bombs that burst with spiced yoghurt and tamarind, to the bold Gunpowder Chicken, rich Mother Butter Chicken, and smooth Mowgli Paneer, the feast brings together the essence of Indian home cooking – vibrant, generous, and made for sharing.

Each feast ends on a sweet note with ice cream cones, a Christmas cracker for every guest, and the unmistakable glow of Mowgli’s festive hospitality.

For those looking to celebrate in even greater style, Mowgli also offers its Grand Table Christmas Feast (£55 per person) – a theatrical, banquet-style experience inspired by India’s grand family gatherings. Guests will be welcomed with champagne and invited to dine from tiered tiffin towers overflowing with colour, flavour and story, all served alongside a choice of wine or beer.

Mowgli said: “Our private dining spaces are designed for celebration – for the laughter, the stories, and the joy that come from sharing food. The Christmas Feasting Menus are our love letter to togetherness, to the simple magic that happens when people gather around a table.”