Last year we reported on the story of Cafe Spice Namasté which 'celebrated' its 25th anniversary by having to move from its home on Prescot Street in Spitalfields.
Well, the good news is that Cyrus and Pervin Todiwala have now found a new home for their restaurant. They've stuck with East London and are have opened in Docklands.
Having served up dosas on the docks at the Royal Albert Wharf since the end of lockdown in April they've opened the restaurant itself, bolstered by securing almost £50k in a crowdfunding push by customers.
"As part of the Royal Docks, the wharf ....symbolises not just the great mercantile history of a global city, but its capacity for regeneration and renewal. Two things we can closely identify with." they said.
"Café Spice Namasté will be part of an exciting space that in time will include an academy and yes, a reimagined version of your favourite Indian restaurant."
On the menu you'll find
- Signature beetroot and coconut samosa, served topped with chutneys and chickpeas vermicelli
- Five cheese chilli toast
- Goan prawn curry & unpolished red rice
- Keralan potato bhaji
More about Cafe Spice Namasté
Where is it? 1-2 Lower Dock Walk, London E16 2GT
When? Open now.
Find out more: Visit their website or follow them on Instagram @cafespicenamasteldn
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