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Upscale Indian restaurant in Westminster, in the 2007 Good Curry Guide.

The a la carte menu is fairly small, containing virtually none of the dishes you would normally expect to find in an Indian restaurant. There is also a tasting menu, and there appear to be seasonal tasting menus too - when DrHyde visited in December 2009 there was also a game tasting menu, for example, which DrHyde tried and was very pleased with. There is an extensive and rather expensive wine list.

A three course dinner for three people, with a bottle of wine, was £260, and was only so cheap because one of us was a veggie, for whom there are no exotica on the menu. If we'd stuck to more "normal" dishes instead of having a blow-out on the game tasting menu and wagyu beef, it would have been more like 180.

Service was good overall, but somewhat slow.

They have another branch in the City, called Cinnamon Kitchen (see Dos Hermanos review), and also serve breakfast.

See also:

• London Eating comments
• Time Out review
• Qype comments
• Chowhound thread (see comments)
• Gaztronomy review