Eat Out London!Karri Twist
Karri Twist Indian Restaurant and Shisha Bar - in the heart of vibrant New Cross
Karri Twist Indian Restaurant & Takeaway
Situated in the heart of vibrant New Cross, on the local High Street.
A wonderful new Indian Restaurant with an outdoor Shisha Bar.
Namaste (Hello) Karri Twist is a new fresh take on Indian cuisine, bringing you an exquisite twist on old favourites!
Our aim is to change the perception and challenge the known through the food that will be served at Karri Twist restaurant.
Awaken your taste buds and allow Karri Twist to become your new favourite restaurant.
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Karri Twist restaurant menu in London – Order from Just Eat
From Tamil- Nadu in South India, this karri is quite rich in spices.
This karri is a fine example
Karri Twist in New Cross - Restaurant reviews
If you have an allergy that could harm your health, or have religious requirements (such as halal or kosher), we strongly advise you to contact the restaurant directly before you place your order We can help you do that through Live Chat.
More information about Just Eat's allergy policies is available on our Allergy FAQ page.
Any specific allergen statements provided to us by the restaurant are replicated on the Info tab.
New Cross Indian restaurant hit by fake news story claiming it ...
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ES News Email A New Cross Indian restaurant’s trade has been hit after a fake news story claimed it was selling human meat.
The story, which featured spelling mistakes, said: “Last night Indian restarant owner Rarjan Patel was arreasted for using human meat in his food recipes at his New Cross Restaurant, it is said that a total of 9 Human Body’s were found frozen ready to be processed for meat, Rarjan Patel remains in Custody for further questioning whilst the restaurant has been closed down.”
[sic] One post by a user on Facebook that appeared to believe the cannibalism story However, despite its suspect appearance, many people believed the story, said Ms Begum – and it has been shared on Facebook and Whatsapp by many credulous readers.
The agitated man was talked round after Ms Begum showed him where the story had come from, but she was left concerned what other members of the public might do.
Students misled media in university-backed 'fake news' project Ms Begum said she also received calls from people saying they wanted to order human meat.