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Flavour feast at The Delhi Brasserie in Soho

Mon, Oct 5, 2009

Food

By Helene Oxfeld Lauridsen

P1000548If you wish to feel the London buzz, be seen and grab a bite after work, Soho is the place. That is exactly what we want to do, and we are not alone; all Londoners seem to be out on this last warm summer evening.

Tempting menu
Just seconds after arriving at the Deli Brasserie in 44 Frith Street we are sitting comfortably looking through the inspiring menu loaded with specialities from India. Unfortunately, my sneaking bad habit of wanting everything makes me incapable of deciding when it comes to food. The extensive, tempting menu does not exactly help, so picking a dish turns out to be a rather difficult affair. Luckily the friendly waiter springs to my assistance and after ordering two Indian Cobra beers we are ready for the spicy food.

We start out with the classic Papadums, different kinds of chutneys (mango chutney, lime pickle, minted sauce and onion salad), a must-have at any Indian restaurant. They are delicious and I have to remind myself to leave room for all the treats that await us.

Secret ingredients
As starter, I have the Prawn & Purie onion Bhaje; it is so good that I forget to share with my friend, even though she kindly offers me a piece of her tasty Fish Terna – cod marinated in a special secret sauce.

For the main course I have the Chicken Korai, which is made with the Delhi Brasserie’s very own secret spices – more secrets, and yes, they remain a secret. But I can reveal that the taste was excellent – full and strong.  On the other side of the table, judging from the pleased smile on Signe’s face, the Vegetarian Thali is also a hit and it is a treat for the eye as well. As a little side dish, not that we really need it, but the waiter tempted us, we have Garlic Naan and a sweet dish called Muttor Paneer, which is green peas and cottage cheese cooked in a mild spicy creamy sauce.

Perfect for groups
The grand finale is the creamy, green Indian coconut ice cream – delicious. After ice and coffee we take a tour of the Brasserie and conclude that not only is the food superb, but also that the party rooms at the back of the restaurant allow you to bring friends or colleagues for a tasteful night out after work.

www.delhibrasserie.com

Soho Branch 02074378261
Kensington Branch 02073707617

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