Category Posts: Food
Mova redefines Sri Lankan & Indian dining experience
A Gourmet Dining Experience Worth the Journey Forget everything you know about buffets. The recently opened Mova redefines the concept, blending a luxury buffet dining experience with South Asian flavours, live-station cooking, cocktail bars and breathtaking interiors. Located in Slough (Colnbrook-By-Pass, SL3 OEH) on the outskirts of London, Mova offers a one-of-a-kind destination dining experience. […]
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Grand Opening of Saravanaa Bhavan Kenton, London
Saravanaa Bhavan, a popular Indian vegetarian restaurant from Southern India (Tamil Nadu), have opened their 101st international branch in Kenton, North West London. The brand new 160-seater restaurant on Kenton road, with over half a million pound investment, features a state of the art kitchen, spacious and plush interior, with cocktail and fresh juice bar. […]
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Tamil food businesses at Hampton Court Palace Food Festival 2024
The three Tamil food businesses we spotted at the recent Hampton Court Palace Food Festival 2024. Jaffna Kitchen : A South London based entity, operating dark kitchens specialising in street food favourites, to include; mutton rolls, kothu & devilled dishes. To increase their brand awareness, they have been presenting at food festivals across London. Amrutha […]
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THEVAR by Malaysian Tamil Chef Mano Thevar retains two Michelin stars
Malaysian Tamil chef and restaurateur, Mano Thevar has retained his two-Michelin-stars for “Thevar”, his fine dining Indian restaurant in Singapore. Thevar, serves modern Indian cuisine with European techniques, some flavours from the (Malaysian) peninsula and high quality Japanese produce. One of his favourite dishes at Thevar is Irish oysters topped with rasam vinaigrette and sambal […]
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Refugee Week: From homeless to opening a Sri Lankan cafe in Camden
From being homeless on the streets of London, a Sri Lankan Tamil chef has turned his life around with the immeasurable help from UK’s refugee charities. Before becoming a trained chef, Sivakolundu Yogeswaran arrived to the UK in 2008, where he received no help from the government and British Tamil community. Struggling to make a […]
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