Indian

• Test Driving Temper City - Neil Rankin does curry

  We head out to try Neil Rankin's second Temper restaurant in the City, and this one's all about the curry. 

• Kricket are bringing an Indian brunch to Soho

  

  We're big fans of Kricket, so find ourselves very interested indeed about their upcoming Sunday brunch plans. Kicking off later this month, here's what's being added to the menu:

  • Egg Bhurji – spicy scrambled eggs on toast, served with lardo, Berkswell, red onion & sourdough
  • Kichri – smoked haddock, raw egg yolk, lentils and rice, topped with pickled cauliflower (their take on Kedgeree). A Kricket take on 'bacon and
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• India's best restaurant Indian Accent is coming to London

  It's opened in New Delhi and New York and now Indian Accent's coming to London - taking over from Chor Bizarre (owned by the same restaurant group). AND the original is on the World's 50 Best List. 

• Court hears how Sports Direct CEO cleaned Benares out of its most expensive wine

  His many employees might be concentrated at the lower end of the pay scale but it looks like Sport Direct's Mike Ashley knows how to splash his cash on wine

• Rola Wala goes permenant in Spitalfields with their sourdough naan and curries

  After a long relationship with Street Feast, Rola Wala finally becomes a permanent fixture in Spitalfield, with their healthy do-it-yourself Indian grub, including Nagaland lamb, Bengali-spiced beef and plenty to please the vegan and gluten-free crowd too.

• Test Driving Madame D's - Himalayan heat in the City

  The people behind the very popular City Indian restaurant Gunpowder have launched a follow-up. We take a look.

• Calcutta Street’s first sister restaurant opens in Brixton

  Shrimoyee Chakraborty is opening a new Calcutta Street in Brixton, with a big focus on atmosphere and small sharing plates. There’ll be some new menu additions, plus bespoke cocktails made with traditional Shorbot, and a late license until 1am every night to top it all off.

• Madame D's comes to Spitalfields from the people behind Gunpowder

  

  What: Madame D's

  In a nutshell: Himalayan cooking on Commercial Street

  Summing it all up: The people behind Gunpowder are opening a second spot in Spitalfields. This one will be dedicated to Himalayan cooking. 

• Tamarind Kitchen comes to Soho with koftas, goshts and currys

  

  21/3/17 - updated with soft launch info

  What: Tamarind Kitchen

  In a nutshell: Tamarind Kitchen reimagines dishes from its Michelin-starred counterpart for more a relaxed dining experience.

  Summing it all up: Tamarind Mayfair is opening a sister restaurant on Wardour Street, bringing with it goshts, currys and koftas galore, as well as a

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• Darjeeling Express comes to Carnaby with a permanent spot in Kingly Court

  

  What: Darjeeling Express

  In a nutshell: Indian sharing platters from supperclub gone permanent. 

  Summing it all up: She's had lots of success with her pop-ups and residencies and now Asma Khan is launching a permanent Darjeeling Express restaurant in Kingly Court. 

• Kricket Indian small plates in Soho
• Lokhandwala Indian small plates restaurant and cocktail bar opens on Charlotte Street

  

  What: Lokhandwala

  In a nutshell: Indian tapas in Fitzrovia

  Summing it all up:The folk behind India's biggest food festival have launched this Indian small plates restaurant and cocktail bar

• Test Driving Jamavar - high-end Indian cuisine in Mayfair

  London's run of top new Indian restaurants continues with Mayfair's Jamavar. We head down to try it out. 

• Kheera Kitchen teams up with Crisis for a City Indian pop-up

  

  What: Kheera Kitchen

  In a nutshell: Fresh Indian food for a good cause

  Summing it all up: Kheera Kitchen and Crisis are teaming up at the charity’s cafe on Commercial Street, where they’ll be serving up light Indian cuisine and helping vulnerable people at the same time.

• Test Driving Kricket - the Indian small plates wonder comes to Soho

  Kricket has been winning fans in Brixton for their Indian small plates. Now they've come to the centre of town - we head along to find out what's new...