Fiery kodi starters, slow-cooked maamsam curries, coastal racha seafood, dum biryanis and sweet sins, 123 dishes, every batch with attitude. Manchigundha? You bet.
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Once You Taste, You'll Text Your Ex
Royal Ki Right Hand
Village Lo Mass, City Lo Class
Leg Piece
Royalty Ki Relative
Veg / Baby Corn / Paneer / Mushroom / Chicken
Veg / Babycorn / Egg / Chicken
Soft Kaadu, Strong Batch
Spoon Tho Kadhu Chayitho Tinali
Mild Adigithe Mistake Mee Side
Palakoora / Mamidikaya / Tomato Pappu
Tadka / Makhanwala
Aloogadda Vepudu / Chicken
Gutti Vankaya / Ankapur Kodi Koora / Keema Masala
Panasakaya Rogan Josh / Mutton Dalcha
Plain / Butter / Garlic
Plain / Butter
Rice ki no space, dessert ki always place
12.00pm – 3.30pm Sharing not allowed
Welcome Shots: Naughty Special Rasam
The Naughty Kodi menu spans bold Andhra & Telangana plates: naatu kodi (country chicken) starters, slow-cooked maamsam (mutton) curries, dum biryanis, coastal seafood and a full vegetarian menu, plus a cocktail bar in Khajaguda, Hyderabad.
Naughty Kodi is a Telugu (Andhra & Telangana) kitchen and bar in Khajaguda, Hyderabad. The menu covers naatu kodi (country chicken) starters, slow-cooked maamsam (mutton) curries, Hyderabadi-style dum biryanis and coastal Andhra seafood, plus a full vegetarian menu, breads, rice, desserts and a cocktail bar, bold, home-style Telugu food rather than generic South Indian.
The signature dishes at Naughty Kodi are kodi vepudu (Andhra chicken fry), gongura mutton, Nalli Gosht biryani and royyalu (prawn) fry. Vegetarians should try the Sampradaya Veg Thali and the ghee-roasted paneer. First-timers usually start with a naatu kodi starter paired with a Koditail cocktail.
Yes, Naughty Kodi has a dedicated vegetarian menu with ghee-roasted paneer, tandoori gutti vankaya (stuffed brinjal), corn cigars, veg curries and biryanis, plus the Sampradaya Veg Thali at ₹319, a full South Indian feast on one plate served with a welcome shot of Naughty Special Rasam.
Naughty Kodi is mid-range and pocket-friendly, most starters are ₹199–₹399 and the Sampradaya Veg Thali is ₹319, with biryanis, curries and mains in a similar range. A meal works out to about ₹300 per person or roughly ₹600 for two before drinks. See the full menu above for item-by-item prices.
Andhra & Telangana food is known for being spicy, and many Naughty Kodi dishes carry a genuine chilli kick. That said, the kitchen can dial the heat down on most dishes on request, and there are milder options like biryanis, paneer and the veg thali, just tell your server how spicy you'd like it.
Naughty Kodi serves Hyderabadi-style dum biryanis, including the signature Nalli Gosht (mutton shank) biryani, chicken and naatu kodi biryanis and a vegetarian biryani, each slow-cooked on dum and served with raita and salan. Biryanis sit in the "Naughty Biryanis" section of the menu.
Yes, the meat on the Naughty Kodi menu, including chicken (kodi), mutton (maamsam) and seafood, is halal.
Yes, Naughty Kodi is a full kitchen and bar. Its signature cocktails, the "Koditails", are made to pair with spicy Andhra–Telangana food, alongside a wider list of spirits, beer and mocktails.
Yes, you can order the full Naughty Kodi menu online at order.naughtykodi.in, on Swiggy and Zomato for delivery around Khajaguda, or call 96422 53000 to order or reserve a table.