4.7 500+ Ratings
Led by a chef passionate about that era in history, The Raj of Kensington and Islington serve up regional cuisines of India made popular during the period of British rule. Opt for a Tandoor Ka Khazana, dishes char-grilled in a traditional clay oven.
Chicken Korma
Chicken cooked with coconut, white onions, and fresh cream
Butter Chicken (Delhi)
Marinated grilled chicken simmered in buttery tomatoes and fenugreek leaves.
CTM (1970s Glasgow, Scotland)
Chicken tikka masala, A British national favourite. “Enough said.”
Palak Paneer
Indian cottage cheese with fresh spinach tempered with garlic.
Vindaloo (Very Hot)
Simmered in a chilli gravy of onions, garlic, ginger with added lemon juice for tartness and black pepper for extra pungency. Very hot the vindaloo was originally a Portuguese dish which took its name from the 2 main ingredients which were ‘vinho’, wine/wine vinegar, and ‘alhos’, garlic. Over time it was spiced up, hotted up and otherwise changed by the indigenous peoples of the ex-Portuguese colony of Goa. Not many restaurants produce an authentic Goan vindaloo.
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