Le Cinnamon Club, souvent primé, à St James ne ressemble à aucun autre restaurant indien que vous ayez visité. Situé dans l'ancienne Bibliothèque Old Westminster - un bâtiment classé historique avec des livres qui tapissent les murs - sa grandeur et son caractère complètent parfaitement sa nourriture exceptionnelle. L'équipe de 18 chefs, dirigée par Vivek Singh, ont une approche créative et un talent distinctif de la superposition de saveurs avec une présentation étonnante. Les menus créatifs du déjeuner et du dîner changent selon les saisons. Les menus avant ou après le théâtre sont également disponibles.
A collaborative and experimental kitchen, drawing inspiration from the traditional home-cooked Sri Lankan meals of Trincomalee, with a focus on fresh, high-quality seasonal produce and sustainability.Menu highlights include hoppers, jackfruit curry, sambals, biryani, dahl, specialty cocktails, homemade cheesecake, ice cream, vegan panacotta.Open from 6pm, Thurs-Sat
‘A small cottage in the middle of nowhere’Kutir’s story is taken from a time when innovation with ingredients was paramount. Chefs were expected to craft unique dishes on a daily basis to keep the cottage’s guests happy.Step into Kutir and we will transport you to a time of magnificent wildlife, abundant forestry and deep human connection. A world away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.Rohit Ghai and Abhishake Sangwan have led some of this country’s most decorated establishments – earning a Michelin star in the process.Kutir is their first solo project. It takes inspiration from the stories of India’s wildlife and countryside, drawing influence from their early careers working in luxury properties nestled away in India’s forestry.Kutir promises a place of escapism and discovery – and everyone is welcome to come and explore it.
Located under the arches at the iconic Battersea Power Station, Cinnamon Kitchen Battersea, brings to diners modern Indian dining at its best with a relaxed all-day dining concept similar to its sister restaurant in Devonshire Square. The restaurant also specialised in combining Indian spices and cooking techniques with British Influences.Enter through a quirky railway arch to find an edgy, contemporary restaurant with industrial décor inspired by the backdrop of the iconic Battersea Power Station, the restaurant specialises in modern-Indian cuisine with British influences using innovative cooking techniques. The restaurant is open every day for lunch and dinner as well as cocktails and light bites.Dine with us and experience the Cinnamon Kitchen menu, and extraordinary cocktail range created by Vivek with one of the world ‘s most influential mixologists, Tony Conigliaro.
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.
A modern, glass-fronted Indian on the burgeoning strip between The Bedford pub and Balham High Road, Indian Room has found itself something of a haven for couples. It must be the serene whiteness (table linen, walls) and candlelight. Then there’s the health-conscious cooking using as little as oil as possible. Well worth trying are the handful of dishes unique to this popular local restaurant, a wonderful apricot chicken Kashmir among them. Chicken madras, and a super-hot chicken vindaloo are consistently the most-ordered of the ‘All Time Favourites.’
BYO curry house serving Pakistani cuisine. Established in 1995, Lahore Karahi is a family-run restaurant. Despite the complexity of our dishes, our recipe for a great evening is simple: mouth-watering food, a lively atmosphere and close friends. Because we don’t just want to make great curry, no – we want our food to bring people together. And we think it does. When you come to Lahore Karahi on any given evening, you’ll hear friends laughing, glasses clinking and food sizzling. For us, that’s mission accomplished. If that sounds like your kind of evening, then you know where to find us.When it comes to London curry houses, our name has been dropped in a number of top-ten lists (a top-five too, actually), but we don’t like to rest on our laurels – we’d rather you come and taste for yourself. We make food that’s quick, flavourful and affordable, so whether you want to stop by for a sit-down meal or grab a takeaway, we’re certain we’ll be seeing you again.
Enjoy Modern Indian Fine Dining by Executive Chef Amit Bagyal and experience the finest cuisine from some of the most famous cities and towns in India.Yaatra means Journey... and we invite you to join ours through India at the impressive Grade II listed Old Westminster Fire Station.A journey through life, food, memories, love and experiences.Executive Chef Amit Bagyal's favourite dish is a must try - the Gharwal Goat Osso Buco, a recipe steeped in traditions, presented with modern flair.We love hosting your parties and special events - please get in touch at info@yaatrarestaurant.comif you would like to book a Private Dining Room.. we can host parties from 8 guests up to 250 guests!
Continuing the proud legacy of hospitality that spans more than three decades; Colonel Saab, fromRoop Partap Choudhary, is ready to set a new benchmark in London. Inspired by the travel tales of his parents,Colonel Manbeer and Mrs. Binny Choudhary, Roop is thrilled to offer the sensory joys of Indian cuisine, cast in a beautiful new light.
*A progressive Indian restaurant using seasonal British ingredients*.Contemporary Indian restaurant by Michelin Star Chef Peter Joseph, located opposite the iconic Cadogan Hall in Chelsea.The 90-cover restaurant is inspired by Peter’s upbringing in Tamil Nadu, the southernmost state of India. Kahani, which translates to ‘story’ in Hindi, will be centred around Peter’s philosophy of community eating to celebrate, bring people together, break boundaries and share tales.This contemporary approach to Indian cooking will showcase seasonal and sustainable British ingredients, focusing on grilled meats, fish and vegetables from the robata grill - a core dining philosophy of the restaurant.
