Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 7 and Version 6 of Sitaaray, WC2B 5PG
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Indian restaurant on Drury Lane in Covent Garden.
It offers an all-you-can-eat dinner during the evening Monday to Saturday. When elvum and friends visited in June 2008, this meal consisted of a series of grilled meats and fish interspersed with simple meat and vegetable curries, such as saag aloo. It was exceptionally tasty, and even at £19.50 a head, good value.
They have an interesting cocktail menu, including some lassi cocktails, all of which are named after Bollywood films. The decor is also very Bollywood-influenced - lots of photos of stars, and a couple of (ornately framed) televisions showing dance numbers from Bollywood films. There is a good selection of desserts, including the surprisingly hard-to-find ras malai.
All the food is halal (except for the alcoholic drinks, obviously).
Note the rather complicated opening hours.
See also:
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