Chef Aktar Islam has opened a new Indian restaurant, Oudh 1722, in London. It offers luxurious Awadhi cuisine in a historic building, promising a delicious and generous dining experience for those seeking a special meal.
Chef Aktar Islam, well-known for his award-winning restaurants in Birmingham, has now opened his first London venture. It is called Oudh 1722 and is located near Borough Market.
The restaurant specializes in Awadhi cuisine, a traditional Indian cooking style from the year 1722, which gives the restaurant its name. This food is known for its slow, thoughtful preparation, rich spices, and subtle flavors.
Diners can enjoy dishes like lamb shorba, various street snacks, and melting kebabs. There are also options for vegetarians, such as pumpkin and yogurt curry or a whole cauliflower dish.
Oudh 1722 is set in a charming old Victorian townhouse with many floors and unique spaces. Despite its fancy style, the staff are lovely, and the food is both delicious and generously portioned.
The restaurant offers a truly wonderful dining experience, combining ambition with interesting cooking. It is expected to be a popular new spot for those looking for a special and satisfying meal.
