Dishoom blends Bombay café vibes with modern touches, serving up mouthwatering Indian street food in a lively atmosphere that keeps diners coming back for more.
"We hate the queues to get into Dishoom. What do we like about Dishoom? Pretty much everything else. Especially their little breakfast champ, the bacon naan, which you can eat at home thanks to their DIY kit. It’s packed full of dough and bacon, and looks relatively easy to master. They’ve also got a bunch of dinner kits, like a biryani feast complete with a bottle of sparkling wine. Order on their website." - oliver feldman, heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, rianne shlebak
"This Bombay-style chain’s bacon naan roll with chilli tomato jam and cream cheese is justly famous. The bacon is sourced from award-winning producer Ramsay of Carluke, and the naan are served still-warm and sprinkled with fresh herbs. For something a little more substantial, the Big Bombay features spicy, award-winning sausages from Maynard’s Farm, north of Ludlow (a mecca for tube meat) and masala-spiced baked beans. It’s worth topping it off with a banana and mango lassi, too." - James Hansen
"Focusing on traditional Indian food, Dishoom has a slightly more flamboyant branch in Covent Garden, but Dishoom Shoreditch has a laid-back charm with indoor and outdoor dining. Enjoy classic Indian dishes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a selection of gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegan menus. Choose from the different curries, biriyani, or items from the grill like masala prawns and paneer pineapple tikka.Where: 7 Boundary St, Hackney, London E2 7JE, United Kingdom" - MATADOR_NETWORK
"Focusing on traditional Indian food, Dishoom has a slightly more flamboyant branch in Covent Garden, but Dishoom Shoreditch has a laid-back charm with indoor and outdoor dining. Enjoy classic Indian dishes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a selection of gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegan menus. Choose from the different curries, biriyani, or items from the grill like masala prawns and paneer pineapple tikka.Where: 7 Boundary St, Hackney, London E2 7JE, United Kingdom" - MATADOR_NETWORK
"Yes, the queue at this particular location of London’s favorite Indian mini-chain will sober you up quicker than an up-down look followed by a ‘no’ from a bouncer. But if you’re in a crew of more than six, you can book a table, glide past the crowds like a VIP, and go in on some lamb chops and cocktails to get the night started." - heidi lauth beasley, eileen twum
