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Manchester
Shamil and Kavi Thakrar's much-lauded group of Indian restaurants informed by the old Irani cafés of Bombay has opened in Manchester; whipping the folk of Cottonopolis into a frenzy, with hungry bustle along Bridge Street a regular sight as fans...
Dispatches
Paying homage to the Irani cafés that once upon a time were the fabric of life in Bombay, Dishoom has been serving Bombay comfort food such as House Black Daal, Pau Bhaji, and the Bacon Naan Roll since 2010—when the first restaurant opened in...
City Notes
Dishoom Kensington flings open its doors in earnest this Friday after a month-long soft opening that included an immersive theatrical production. The beloved eatery, that pays homage to Irani cafés and boasts five London venues as well as one in...
London
Carnivores of Covent Garden, the prayers you never knew you had have been answered. It's a simple but brilliant concept at new restaurant Tandoor Chop House, where fine cuts go hand-in-hand with epic naan, spicy sides and good times at this amalgam...
Melbourne
Designed by local studio BrandWorks, Melbourne's Delhi Streets is a mini-riot of Indian pop culture referencing diversion — located (along with the likes of Hunters’ Roots) in The Archway; one of the city's famous laneways, dedicated to...
Barcelona
Although it has gone through a few changes since opening at the turn of the century, the family-run restaurant Tandoor has always been a pioneer of Indian food on the Barcelona dining scene. With a its reputation firmly established, it's time for...
New York
Babu Ji — the cheeky Indian term for the mayor of the block — has been bossing the Indian food scene in Melbourne for some time now. Jessi and Jennifer Singh's first restaurant Horn Please kicked things off in Fitzroy North, followed by the...
London
The fictional backstory of Dishoom King's Cross, London, is that of a young Indian entrepreneur who sets up a stall at Bombay's Victoria Terminus in 1928, eventually expanding his operation to the grand premises it now occupies. To achieve the...
Melbourne
Listen up: forget everything you think you know about Indian restaurants. Pink embossed wallpaper - fire up your mental wall-steamers. Those weird lenticular pictures of waterfalls, wall-mounted 1980s tellies blasting out Bollywood classics,...
Melbourne
“Not your typical Indian joint” claims the enigmatically-named Horn Please in Fitzroy North, Melbourne. We are inclined to agree wholeheartedly. To begin with there's the menu. It's out with the usual four page booklet offering seemingly endless...
London
Joining Boundary Street with faded elegance and street food inspired cuisine, the eagerly anticipated arrival of East London’s latest eatery – Dishoom – has a great reputation preceding it. Their Covent Garden restaurant has for a few years...
London
Back in late 19th and early 20th century, Bombay - now known as Mumbai - was awash with Bombay, or Irani as they were also known, cafés. Opened by immigrants from Persia, the cafés were an essential part of urban living, and carried off a fabulous...
City Notes
Husband and wife team Sara and Martin Stayers (the duo behind Houston favourites Nobie’s and Toasted Coconut) add a retro pizza joint to their list of eateries, the eclectic Montrose neighbourhood now home to Nonno’s Family Pizza Tavern, where...
City Notes
Long-time collaborators by LEMOIGNAN and MHA have rejoined forces after a hiatus, the Montreal-based design studio and architecture and design office collaborating to create the architectural signature and restrained but distinctive aesthetics for...
City Notes
Locke open their sixth property in London and their thirteenth overall to date, the lifestyle brand having chosen Kensington and Chelsea as home for its latest design-led aparthotel concept. Comprising 121 apartments ranging from studios to...
Stuff Crush
“It felt a little intimidating at first,” explains French documentary and portrait photographer, Jérôme Favre. “Obviously Millwall fans have an infamous reputation, and going there as an outsider, with two cameras around my neck, felt a...
Dispatches
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I remember the excitement and anticipation that filled the air as I prepared for my big event. Whether it was a conference, a trade show, or a local fair, one thing was certain: I needed to make a lasting impression. That's when the idea of using a...
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