It showcases regional specialties of Indian cuisine from Amritsar to Waga to Lucknow in a modern bistro setting, enhancing Indian flavours and traditions with cutting-edge presentation and cooking methods.
The restaurant with its raw and simple experiential concept is a culinary journey that spans not just geographical regions, but time ranging from BCE to a period 100 years ago.
Chef Ghai is renowned for earning upmarket London restaurant Jamavar a Michelin Star in under a year, the first ever Indian chef to achieve such an accolade in the UK.
Located in a restored administrative building of British Raj from 1866, the 350 covers restaurant consists of three parts, the main restaurant floor, a food souk and a party hall including a capacity of 100.
Designed by Rushabh Parekh and covering a dining area of 1900 square feet, accommodating 50 guests, the restaurant is designed to offer a truly luxurious dining experience.
With over 20 new food dishes and 15 drinks, the menu beautifully highlights local ingredients and regional Indian cuisines stimulating different, unique flavour profiles.