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Mudra was an Indian restaurant in Leytonstone. As of mid-2009, it had closed and the premises were occupied by [http://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/4911349589/ Rasa Mudra], part of the [[Rasa, N16 0AR|Rasa]] chain of restaurants. This later closed in its turn, giving way to another Indian restaurant called [http://www.swadrestaurant.com/ Swad @ Mudra]. It's not clear to what extent the staff and menu changed or were retained during all this. |
Lovely restaurant advertising "South & North Indian Country Cuisine" - mostly vegetarian, but apparently the meat is also extremely tasty. It's run by Hindi-speaking Indians, and decorated suitably but not gaudily. The lighting and acoustics are extremely good. |
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The information below is retained for people who want to know what it used to be like. <div class="old_info"> Lovely restaurant in [[Locale Leytonstone|Leytonstone]] advertising "South & North Indian Country Cuisine" - mostly vegetarian, but apparently the meat is also extremely tasty. It's run by Hindi-speaking Indians, and decorated suitably but not gaudily. The lighting and acoustics are extremely good. Vegetarian mains run around £4 (as of late 2008), and accompaniments such as rice, naan, dosa, idiappam, chapatti, poori, or paratha from around £2. They do a very good filling (and cheap) lunch platter as well. They offer takeaway and delivery, and you can order online from Hungry House. See also: * [http://www.london-eating.co.uk/32058.htm London Eating comments] <div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[Sam]], late 2008.</div> </div> address='715 Leytonstone High Road' category='Now Closed' |
Main meals run around £4, plus rice, naan, dosa, idiappam, chapatti, poori, or paratha. They do a very good filling (and cheap) lunch platter as well. address='715 High Road, Leytonstone' category='Curry,Indian Food,North Indian Food,Restaurants,South Indian Food,Takeaway,Takeaway Delivery,Vegan Friendly,Vegetarian Friendly' |
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Lovely restaurant advertising "South & North Indian Country Cuisine" - mostly vegetarian, but apparently the meat is also extremely tasty. It's run by Hindi-speaking Indians, and decorated suitably but not gaudily. The lighting and acoustics are extremely good.
Main meals run around £4, plus rice, naan, dosa, idiappam, chapatti, poori, or paratha. They do a very good filling (and cheap) lunch platter as well.
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