When we think of curry ingredients, we tend to think of well-known spices such as chilli, ginger, cumin and garam masala. Let’s investigate some of these.

The summer holidays are approaching, and with six weeks to fill, keeping the kids entertained can seem like a challenge. But before you get lost in our menu, here are a few summer holiday ideas.

Here in the UK, the main word associated with Indian cuisine is ‘curry’. However, to put all of this rich nation’s food under a single umbrella term is to oversimplify its diversity of flavours, textures and types.

When looking at an Indian curry house menu, there are several terms you will come across frequently. here’s a rundown of six commonly found terms on an Indian menu.

Indian cuisine has been a part of the British culinary landscape since the reign of Queen Victoria. Here, we list some of the dishes that you won’t find in traditional Indian food places, but that are nevertheless inspired by the Indian subcontinent.

Kensington is the cultural hub of our capital, home to museums, palaces, glorious gardens and more. And if you’re looking for a place to eat after all the excitement, don’t hesitate to stop by our Little India restaurant on Gloucester Road for a taste of authentic Indian cuisine!

Kensington is known for its museums and cultural highlights, drawing thousands of visitors every year. And after a day of exploring, why not head to Little India, one of the top restaurants in Kensington, for some authentic Indian cuisine?

Spring has finally sprung, and with warmer weather upon us, many diners are ditching the hot and hearty dishes that keep us cosy in winter. Here are our suggestions for the best authentic Indian cuisine to enjoy in warmer weather.

Protein is a key part of our diet, playing an essential role in supporting the immune system, building and repairing tissues and driving metabolic reactions. Here are some of the best.

Many British kids are hesitant about trying spicy foods from other cultures, so it can be a challenge to get them to embrace the flavours of Indian food. Here are some of the best options for kids.

The Little India menu is packed with a variety of Indian dishes, from popular contemporary curries to traditional options. But why might you suddenly find yourself experiencing a craving for spicy food?

There are many different ways to consume food and this is often influenced by the country or culture we’re from. Let’s delve deeper.

Spicy food is something that, here in the UK, we are generally divided over. Some people love nothing more than a super hot curry, while others won’t eat anything spicier than a mild chilli con carne. Here’s why spices are good for your health.

As one of the most popular tourist destinations in London, South Kensington has plenty to entertain both residents and visitors throughout the year. Here’s your guide to some of Kensington’s highlights in the coming months.

Picture the scene: you’re sitting down to enjoy the best Indian food in Kensington, London, and you know exactly what you want to order – but you have no idea how to pair a drink with it. Here, we outline how to pair a drink with your dish so you’re guaranteed a flavourful dining experience.

In the UK, Indian food may be associated with dishes like chicken tikka mossala and king prawn bhuna, but did you know that many traditional Indian dishes don’t contain meat? Let’s take a look at why Indian restaurants are perfect for plant-based eaters.

Going out for a curry is a great way to spend time with your friends. But how do you make sure the outing goes smoothly from start to finish? Here are our top tips.

Whether you’ve travelled to Asia or enjoyed good Indian food locally, you’ve probably heard of the term ‘Tandoori.’ With this in mind, let’s take a closer look at what Tandoori actually is both as a type of cooking and a style of food that’s traditionally prepared in the Tandoor.

If you’re a cheese lover, you might have tried everything from brie to stilton, cheddar to gorgonzola. So let’s find out everything you need to know about this non-aged cheese.

Rice is a staple for many of us. Quick and easy to cook, it goes with a variety of dishes or makes a great meal on its own. Here are some great ideas from the chefs at our Indian in South Kensington.