Amaya Restaurant London

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WEEKEND LUNCH OFFER
Every weekend, Amaya offers a special menu that includes 7 luscious dishes at £32 per person. Make the most of your weekend and indulge in grills such as Paneer Tikka, Turmeric & Tarragon Chicken Tikka, Seabream Fillets Griddled on Banana Leaf, Keema Kaleji Amritsari (minced lamb liver), crisp vegetables and aromatic Biryani accompanied by cooling raita.

Our beautiful dining room can accommodate from 9 to 14 guests, perfect for exclusive celebrations

‪We always love to see a table full of our delicious food ‬

Spoil your sweetheart this year with this fabulous dessert from our Valentines special menu

‪Tandoori Ocean Wild Prawns - the perfect way to start the weekend with an exquisite meal ‬

‪To all Martini lovers - Cheers to the weekend ahead! ‬

‪Beetroot Kasaundi Kebab - delicately spiced and a melt in your mouth texture. A healthy choice for January ‬

‪Ring in the New Year at Amaya. Click for details and reservations: http://www.amaya.biz/useful-info/whats-on #nye #london #NYELondon ‬

A beautiful spiced winter warmer is our mulled wine, made with Spiced Route Mourvèdre, Martell VSOP infused in cranberries, oranges and spices

‪Our beautiful dining room can accommodate from 9 to 14 guests, perfect for exclusive celebrations ‬

‪We have an exciting 5 course menu for Thanksgiving & it starts with King Scallops in a light herb sauce ‬

The Festival of Lights, Diwali, spiritually signifies the victory of light over darkness, good over evil, knowledge over ignorance, and hope over despair. A very Happy Diwali to all of our customers

DIWALI - A SEASON OF CELEBRATION
The Hindu Festival of Lights - 19th October - 21st October - is a time for family, food and celebration.
AMAYA offers a special six course menu featuring delicate spiced grills, a sensational Prawn Biryani with Black Rice and a decadent Dessert Platter -£55 | £85 with wine pairing per person
... Click here to reserve a table: https://www.fineindianrestaurants.com/
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Garba starts this week and is a form of dance which originated in the state of Gujarat in India. Many traditional garbas are performed around a centrally lit lamp or a picture or statue of the Goddess Shakti. The circular and spiral figures of garba have similarities to other spiritual dances, such as those of Sufi culture. Traditionally, it is performed during the nine-day Hindu festival Navarātrī

‪Treat yourself to our Cherry Morello Cheesecake this beautiful sunny #BankHolidayWeekend 🥂🍾🍹🥘‬