Menu from Noush - Richmond
Menu highlights
CHICKEN SIXER
A CRISPY TANGY CHICKEN STARTER
LAMB SEEKH KEBAB
DELICATELY BALANCED MINCED LAMB KEBAB, CORIANDER MINT CHUTNEY
CRISPY SPICED PRAWNS
SWEET CHILLY AND SESAME FRIED PRAWN
Grill
CHICKEN MALAI TIKKA
TENDER CHICKEN BREAST MARINATED IN CARDMOM, MACE, MASCAPONE AND CORIANDER
SEABASS FILET
SERVED WITH A RICH COASTAL SAUCE
RAAN
SLOW COOKED LEG OF LAMB, FINISHED WITH CRISP GRILLIG
Curry
KONKANI KORMA
CHICKEN FLAVOURED WITH BLACK PEPPER AND COCONUT
SAAG GOSHT
LAMB WITH PUREED MUSTARD LEAVES. RURAL PUNJABI SPECIALITY
KERALA PRAWN CURRY
COCONUT AND CURRY LEAF FLAVOURED
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Dear diners, please be aware that all reservations for Fridays and Saturdays will require a £15 deposit per person in order to be confirmed. Please contact the restaurant directly to arrange payment.
The Indian restaurant scene of London is as diverse as anywhere in the UK, and whether you want a classic South Indian curry, a Pakistani tandoori joint or a Bangla special, you’re onto a winner when you hunt for Indian food in the capital. One aspect of the cuisine that can be lacking, however, is the common food from the streets of India, but if you’re in Twickenham then Noush in Richmond is one of the best Indian street food restaurants in London. Their range of specialities will be a godsend to anyone who has trod the roads of Mumbai, New Delhi and Kolkata. Take a trip out to Noush on Richmond Road and just remember to book a table in advance, as they can get as crowded as the Indian streets themselves.
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India a massive country, and boasts a commensurately large menu when you set out to eat. What is noticeable, however, to anyone who has travelled as far as India is that the restaurants on offer are markedly different to those that one would visit back home. Indian restaurants in London often bear little to no relation to those found in Mumbai or Jaipur, and indeed, the restaurants that one comes across in Goa or Chennai may not even qualify as restaurants in the traditional sense. The street food scene in India is huge – though this isn’t a trendy thing, this is just where people eat – and if you’d like to taste a little of it in London, then you need to take a train out to Twickenham and Noush on Richmond Road.
They offer flavours from the streets of India – Konkani korma, Kerala prawn curry, Amritsari tikka – and a range of curries which take in both the classics of the genre and lesser known delicacies that will excite even the most seasoned spice hound. We’d recommend going for the thali and having a little bit of everything, or even better, going on the weekends for the Noush buffet lunch, which features an ever rotating selection of regional specialities from all over India. Reserve yourself a table and take the trip into Twickenham for some of the best Indian street food in London at Noush on Richmond Road.