Eat Out London!Indian Rasoi Restaurant
Indian-Rasoi
Indian Rasoi is one of London best Indian restaurants.
Rare and authentic, the culinary selection at Indian Rasoi is reminiscent of the food from Northern terrains and its royal inflections.
Gourmet food of the Mughal era with its intricate masalas and elaborate preparations is a connoisseur's delight Indian Rasoi serves authentic Indian food, brilliantly presented.
Welcome to Indian Rasoi, longest serving vegetarian & non vegeratian restaurant.
Thus our mission at Indian Rasoi is to provide Best cuisine that delights your palate, promotes good health, makes your mind peaceful and elevates your consciousness.
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Indian Rasoi Review: “Refined Indian cooking of a high order ...
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When you come to Indian Rasoi restaurant at Fortess Green, Muswell Hill, put away any thoughts of chicken vindaloos that kill your palate or birianis that are so bland you can scarcely bother to finish the dish.
Rather there is discretion and personal care from Shoiab the manager and Mustafa Ali Khan, an Indian nawab or prince, who owns the restaurant, but knows more about the kitchen, the recipes, the dishes than many a maharaja.
Dishes from Hyderabad, Kerala, Goa and Kashmir include a wide range of spices, whose refinement will not be encountered in a Bangladeshi restaurant on the high street.
The flaky Pudina Lacha Paratha again stands out from the heavy Paratha found in most high street Indian restaurants as it is cooked in a tandoor oven.
Indian Rasoi’s prices are somewhat higher than the typical high street Indian restaurant.