Tamarind was the first Indian restaurant to gain a Michelin star. It has now gained a new Terrace created by up-and-coming designer Stephanie Barba Mendoza, and we are excited to have been asked to review
Chook Chook: Indian Railway Kitchen, Putney
Celebrating the glamour and decadence of the great train journeys of India, the interior of Chook Chook has the feel of a vintage railway buffet car, with dark wood, warm lighting, cosy booths and comfortable banquettes.
Pahli Hill – Fitzrovia
Pahli Hill is a pan-Indian restaurant on Mortimer Street in Fitzrovia. Chef Avi Shashidara’s aim is to stay true to the roots of the original dishes while lifting them with gentle twists and the use of seasonal fresh ingredients. The menu of small and big plates, tandoor, grills and sides is designed for sharing.
Sample Dalchini’s afternoon tea with a twist and discover a Holy Brew behind a green door!
Tucked away in SW19, Dalchini was the first restaurant to bring Indo-Chinese cuisine to the UK For the past twenty-five years, the team at Dalchini has seamlessly blended the textures and ingredients of China with the spices and aromas of India, establishing a great reputation and a loyal following from across London. This summer it’s […]
Colonel Saab Trafalgar Square – Six Course Tasting Menu
Luxury Indian dining with a difference When I first visited Colonel Saab nearly two years ago, I was blown away by its unique charm. Situated in the historic Grade II listed building that once housed the Holborn Town Hall, this contemporary fine-dining Indian restaurant is a feast for the senses. Named in honour of proprietor […]
Colonel Saab Trafalgar Square Restaurant Review
Indian Spice and all things nice! There’s a bright new light shining amongst the restaurants nestled between Trafalgar Square and Covent Garden, in the heart of London’s Theatreland. Building on the success of its Holborn operation, Colonel Saab has opened in King William IV Street bringing its trademarks of fabulous flavours and warm hospitality served […]
Paro Restaurant – Review
From Calcutta to Covent Garden Restaurateur, Niaz Caan, is not one to rest on his laurels. Earlier this year he published his first cookbook which I was able to review after enjoying lunch at his award-winning restaurant in Brick Lane, City Spice. Now Caan has opened a second eatery located in the heart of Covent […]
BKC Soho – Indian in the heart of London
A Culinary Oasis of Awadhi Flavours in the Heart of London Soho Typically, I don’t think of Soho as a hub for Indian restaurants. This perception may stem from the relative scarcity of such establishments in the diverse culinary landscape of the area. So, the emergence of BKC, a fresh addition to the neighbourhood’s dining […]
Colonel Saab Holborn
A trip through Indian Food and Culture at Colonel Saab Walking through the grand entrance of Colonel Saab, located on High Holborn, it is immediately apparent that the restaurant, on the former premises of the Grade II listed Holborn Town Hall, is unlike any other in the city. The décor at this fine dining modern […]
Mango Indian London Bridge Review
A contemporary Indian restaurant in the heart of London Bridge Mango Indian is situated in the heart of the bustling London Bridge, in the historic Cromwell Buildings. These were constructed in 1864 in Redcross Way by Sir Sydney Waterlow of the Improved Industrial Dwellings Company. His aim at the time was to relieve the extreme […]