Amaya is London’s  Michelin-starred contemporary Indian grill

Amaya is London’s Michelin-starred contemporary Indian grill

Chutney Mary offers contemporary Indian cuisine in stunning surroundings

Chutney Mary offers contemporary Indian cuisine in stunning surroundings

Veeraswamy is London’s original fine dining Indian restaurant

Veeraswamy is London’s original fine dining Indian restaurant

Introducing London's best Indian restaurants

Amaya, Chutney Mary & Veeraswamy are a collection of highly–acclaimed fine dining collection in the heart of London.

All offer exceptional dining experiences with unique combinations of fine Indian cuisine; compelling décor with Indian allure, and refined, welcoming service.

All three restaurants offer their own distinctive culinary styles inspired by the exotic and extraordinary cuisines of India’s many regions.

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Amaya - a trailblazer for modern Indian food

Amaya, opened in 2004 to wide acclaim. Michelin-starred since 2006. It continues to evolve and innovate to this day.

The vibrant, original cooking remains in the memory long after you've departed
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Amaya’s beautiful dining room invites guests to watch the show in the kitchen

Amaya is elegant, sleek, marbled, and beautifully finished.
Tio Pepe ITV London Restaurant Awards Best Restaurant in London
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Chutney Mary – a London restaurant institution of over three decades

Award-winning pioneer of Indian fine dining, in the heart of central London.

St James’s and Chutney Mary are proving to be the perfect fit and the cooking just keeps getting better.
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Enter a majestic, beautifully appointed dining room -Walk into one of the most captivating dining rooms in the capital.

Inside, the dining room is irrefutably stunning… to make one suddenly regret not slinging on better diamonds.
Grace Dent, The Evening Standard
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Veeraswamy - a Michelin-starred London institution of almost a century

UK’s oldest surviving Indian restaurant, on prestigious Regent Street.

It may have opened in 1926 but this celebrated Indian restaurant just keeps getting better and better!
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The restaurant remains a standard bearer for Indian cuisine in London, with luxuriously ornate interiors paying a modern homage to its long history.

The room is awash with colour, and it’s run with great charm and enormous pride
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