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For a meal that gives cheese naan equal billing with the curry, the Cheese Naan Set is one option. A diner who visited for lunch paired it with medium-spicy mutton curry, and was struck by the generous amount of cheese and how well the flavour had soaked into the meat. They found even the medium spice level quite hot, so if you prefer a milder curry, it may be worth asking about the heat when ordering.

Curries are also available on their own. Choices include mutton curry, which brings out the richness of the meat; butter chicken curry, noted for its balance of tomato and butter; and chicken saag, with spinach and chicken. For vegetable-focused options, there is vegetarian curry, as well as Palak Paneer, combining spinach and cheese.

Naan comes plain, garlic, butter or cheese garlic. Plain naan keeps the curry centre stage, while garlic naan or cheese naan adds a toasty note or a more substantial, cheesy bite—making it easy to tailor the meal to your appetite.

To finish, try mango lassi or iced chai, with its spices and creamy milk. Breakfast is available, and the restaurant offers both dine-in and takeaway.