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In 2004 we opened Amaya off Motcomb Street in Knightsbridge to offer a unique concept in cutting-edge Indian food style and philosophy
In 2004 we opened Amaya off Motcomb Street in Knightsbridge to offer a unique concept in cutting-edge Indian food style and philosophy
FOOD STYLE
After the success of Chutney Mary, along with re-establishing iconic Veeraswamy, both of which focussed on the great curries of India the time was right for a revolutionary culinary experience.
Amaya showcases the amazing but little-known repertoire of India’s grilled foods of India.
Until then slow-cooked curries were regarded the main cooking style.
PRESENTATION
The approach to cooking and presentation is also novel for a fine dining restaurant to match the food which is fresh, fragrant and supremely flavoursome.
The food is prepared in a theatrical open kitchen in full view of customers. The food presentation is inventive with a nod to the Orient.
The food is served for sharing immediately as it is prepared. It is grazing food with no conventional first or main courses.
The décor is ground-breaking in flawlessly fusing a full open kitchen with the restaurant space and bringing in Indian decorative idioms into contemporary design.
The result: a sensational interior to match its novel style of Indian cuisine creating a restaurant with allure.
As the Michelin Guide says we create ‘gourmet theatre from another stratosphere’.
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