Delhi Brasserie – Indian Restaurant – Soho

44 Frith Street, Soho, London, W1D 4SB

Perfectly located for pre and post-theatre dinners, the Delhi Brasserie in Soho serves exotic, spicy cuisine from various regions of the Indian subcontinent in a stylish ambience. At the heart of Theatreland in London, Delhi Brasserie is a spacious yet intimate restaurant that, along with its sister restaurant in Kensington, has won national and international awards for its elegant Indian cooking. Praised by the press, the menu is the brainchild of Shib Nath, one of the most highly renowned Indian chefs in London for over 25 years. The broad menu has a wide range of familiar favourites as well as Delhi Brasserie specialities including Bhanta Ko Tukra (Mildly spiced aubergine fried in butter and served cold with spiced yoghurt); Lamb Jamir (Diced lamb cooked with medium spices, Indian lemon, fresh methi leaves and Delhi Brasserie’s own spices and thick sauce); Duck Achar (Tender duck mildly spiced, cooked in a special sauce); and, King Prawn Jull – King prawns cooked with medium hot spices, served with a thick sauce.

Cuisine & Style:

Indian – Modern Restaurant

Average Main Course:

£9

Average Spend:

£18

Opening Hours:

Open daily, including holidays and Christmas Day, from 12:00 to 24:00.

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