Come and experience the very best Twickenham has to offer.
We offer you a great selection of unique Indian dishes, traditional Indian regional selections, Tandoori seafood and meats, prepared as per authentic recipes and spiced to your preference.
Try our exclusive Wine list, Cocktails and Speciality Gin & Tonics.
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Little Mumbai
Indian Restaurant in Twickenham
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The best Indian restaurant in Twickenham?
My friends live across the road and had been encouraging me to try it out for some time. It’s a tiny place – so you must book. And it doesn’t look particularly special from the outside – although the soft glow of purple lights and the large chandeliers are striking.
The manager and staff are super-friendly. I learned that originally they were sought a location in Central London but ended up in Twickers. And I am so glad that they did.
They have some rather special cocktails – two of us had the clementine gin and tonics (£6.50) while the third had a diet coke (£1.95). Some poppadums and chutney too (£2.50) while we looked at the menu.
My friends are clearly expert and ordered the Chowpatty platter for three (£11.95). There were some familiar items here – samosas and onion bhajis but also a marvellous pile of fried spinach in a crispy salad with some pomegranate seeds and a piri stacked option. It was fresh and flavoursome and delicious. I was tempted to request another plate of this rather than my main course.
The main course arrived in attractive copper dishes. A prawn mango curry (£11.95), nilgiri chicken (£8.50) and saag lamb (£9.50). Our sides included dal makhani (black daal - £4.50), lemon rice (£3.50 – really zingy), parathas (£2.75) and keema nann (£3.75). We washed this down with a couple of glasses of sauvignon blanc (£4.25).
At the end of the meal, they presented us with a tray of brightly coloured aniseed treats – to freshen the breath.
The total bill for the three of us came to £87.05 without service. It seemed good value for money considering the quantity and quality of food.
The food was outstanding. And the service fast and friendly but not rushed. I think it may just become my favourite Indian restaurant in Twickenham.
Reviewed by KimT
Published on Jan 30, 2017
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