Le restaurant Chai Ki propose pour le souper un menu comprenant une sélection de plats indiens modernes à partager préparés avec des techniques de cuisson et des ingrédients traditionnels.
Pour le dîner, vous pourrez déguster des spécialités du menu TODDY SHOP, disponibles tout au long de la journée. Veuillez effectuer une réservation en vous inscrivant sur la liste du Toddy Shop ou en appelant le 020 7408 7630.
Conditions relatives aux bébés
De 7h00 à 17h00, des chaises hautes peuvent être fournies à certaines tables du Toddy Shop, sous réserve de disponibilité. Vous devrez laisser vos landaus, poussettes ou autre à la réception. Le restaurant pouvant être très fréquenté à l'heure du dîner, il est préférable de le contacter à l'avance pour prendre connaissance des disponibilités des tables avec chaise haute.
Situé à proximité de Devonshire Square, à quelques pas de la gare de Liverpool Street, le Cinnamon Kitchen sert une cuisine indienne moderne et innovante, inspirée par la même philosophie que son homologue de Westminster, mais dans un cadre plus détendu et plus décontracté. Ouvert pour le déjeuner, le dîner et le souper, il propose une expérience culinaire unique tout au long de la journée.
Chai Ki is an all-day restaurant open for lunch, drinks and dinner, showcasing Modern Indian Soul Food with Seasonal Specials. The drinks range features craft and in-house-infused beers, a carefully selected Wine list and seasonal signature cocktails. The overall design fuses industrial brickwork, ducting and dark wood flooring with soft leather furnishings and bright fabrics. High ceilings and large windows stretch the length of the room, filling the space with natural daylight. In the evening, the pendant lighting is dimmed to create an elegant environment in which to dine. Bookings are available online, with walk-ins still welcome but subject to availability. For more information and for group events, please email reservations@chai-ki.com
Embark on an unparalleled dining experience at Paro, distinguished as one of Esquire Magazine's '59 Top Restaurants to Dine In,' sharing the spotlight with renowned establishments across London. Situated in the heart of Covent Garden, adjacent to the iconic Lyceum Theatre, London's latest culinary gem eagerly awaits your presence. Immerse yourself in the opulent ambiance reminiscent of a Calcuttan village, indulging in the exquisite Indian-Calcuttan cuisine that defines Paro.Chef Patron Niaz invites you on a journey filled with the warmth of Calcuttan love. Drawing from years of expertise at the award-winning 'City Spice' in Brick Lane, Chef Niaz has meticulously crafted a menu that promises to tantalize your taste buds.With a spacious capacity for up to 120 guests, Paro provides an ideal setting for pre-theatre, company socials and private parties. Paro caters for: Halal, Gluten-free, Vegan, Soy, Dairy-free
Baluchi, the signature Pan Indian restaurant has set the bar when it comes to progressive Indian cuisine, with the use of rare herbs and exotic spices. A special attraction of the restaurant is the Naanery i.e. the bread bar offering a selection of artisanal breads baked in an unusual iron tandoor instead of the universally used clay tandoor.The Restaurant’s wine cellar features a range of old and new world wines, that can be paired with the bread & chutney combination for an authentic Baluchi Rhapsody!
Cinnamon Bazaar is the latest restaurant & cocktail bar from Vivek Singh's Th Cinnamon Collection, situated in London’s Covent Garden.We are a dining concept that mixes real Indian heritage with urban London, and our menus have been inspired by the marketplaces that lie on the trading routes that connect the empires of the Old World.The cross-cultural dining experience embraces the democratic spirit of a bazaar, making us a real cultural melting pot.Our private dining room, the Khari Baoli, is situated on the first floor above the hustle & bustle of the restaurant. There won't be any minimum spending on Private Lunch booking during January to end of November 2024 (Sunday to Friday only). Just Choose any of our private dining menu (min 20-35 guest and menu £25 to £55). It is a real democratic place for people to meet, eat, drink, exchange ideas, work and celebrate.
Tandoor Chop House is the meeting of a North Indian communal eatery and a classic British chop house. It brings together the characteristics of these two traditional restaurants. the tandoor ovens, Indian spices and marinades, select prime cuts of meat, and buzzing atmosphere. The result is a place diners can come to socialise over drinks and share plates of hearty, comforting food. *Please note that our chicken is halal.**Our Sunday Mighty Thali menu is only available on Sunday's from 12pm-4pm (last sitting at 3.30pm), regular menu Sunday 4pm-10pm.***Seating times may vary, but will never be more than a 2 hour sitting unless previously arranged.
As seen on BBC TV, ITV and on the Evening Standard: We pride ourselves on our award-winning Indian food, great customer service, and a truly luxurious atmosphere in the heart of Brick Lane. Our Michelin-inspired menu has a distinctive Bengali twist, and our expert vegan curry menu is second to none. From classic dishes to signature creations, we’ve won a host of awards for our Indian food including the Best Restaurant in London 2016. Looking for the best curry on Brick Lane? Take a look at our meat and vegan menu at City Spice. Below we have listed just some of our achievements as a proud stalwart for hearty, family-infused Indian cooking in LondonAWARDS: OpenTable Top 10 Indian Restaurants in LondonBCA Chef of the Year 2021 (Meat category)AFA Best Restaurant in London 2019BCA Best Vegan Restaurant 2018BCA Best Indian Restaurant 2017 and 2018Currylife Best Indian Restaurant 2016MEDIA FEATURES: BBC3 and BBC NewsITV NewsEvening StandardMetroTimeoutThe Guardian
Indian Gourmet is located in the London Bridge, just a stones throw away from the busy hustle and bustle of the historic Borough Market. It offers freshly cooked authentic home-style appetising, wholesome and real Indian food from different parts of India and Indian Sub-continent. The Sub-continent stretches from The Himalayas to the Indian Ocean, from the Arabian Sea to the Bay of Bengal. In addition, the menu consists of popular Indian street food and regional delicacies.At Indian Gourmet, you can make a great start of the gastronomic tour of India without having to leave the table.The interior is influenced by Indian rural homes - rustic look with muddy and woody effect, still minimalist and modern.
Indian food is very colourful, wonderfully fragrant and packed full of glorious flavours. I grew up in Delhi when I was a child - the smells and sights of the street food markets there were simply staggering. A new scent was drifting across the air from every direction; everywhere was glowing and vibrant, and people all around were eating and chattering away.Delhi is a melting pot of lots of different people from all over India. And so the street food in Delhi is an amalgamation of many different cooking styles from around the country, with some influences from western cuisine thrown in for good measure. My Indian street food recipes reflect this style and in keeping with tradition, tend to be little snacks and main courses you can eat with your hands.
