Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 13 and Version 12 of Sitar, SE12 0DU
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| <b>Note:</b> Sitar is no longer in existence; it closed some in mid 2008, and the premises has been refurbished as a "Tibetan, Nepalese and Indian restaurant" named Kamana. It's not clear whether there is any connection with the previous management. |
<b>Note:</b> Sitar is no longer in existence; it closed some in mid 2008, and it is currently (as of late September 2008) being refurbished as a "Tibetan, Nepalese and Indian restaurant". It's not clear whether there is any connection with the previous management. |
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Note: Sitar is no longer in existence; it closed some in mid 2008, and it is currently (as of late September 2008) being refurbished as a "Tibetan, Nepalese and Indian restaurant". It's not clear whether there is any connection with the previous management.
The choice available is fairly standard, but the menu lists only the names of the dishes, without description, so you need to know what you wish to order. It seems quite lightly patronised - often at 7:30pm on a Saturday it is empty, and even by 9pm the most I have seen is four couples eating in.
The service is at minimum acceptable, but we spotted that it varies quite a lot depending on the waiter - some have figured out how to place and remove dishes efficiently, others just reach across; some are positioned discreetly and their attention is easy to catch, others seem to defy even the most blatant stare.
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