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Grand Trunk Road

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Average Price
££££ - £50 - £79
Cuisines
Indian
Eat at Home
Takeaway service
Ambience
Cool, Cosy, Dark and moody, Fine dining, Fun, Lively, Luxury, Quirky, Romantic, Themed, Traditional, Unique
Food Occasions
Bottomless brunch, Dinner, Lunch
Alfresco And Views
Outside seating
Special Features
Gluten-free options, Vegan options, Vegetarian options, Wheelchair access
Perfect for
Birthdays, Celeb spotting, Celebrations, Dates, Group dining [8+], Romantic, Special occasions
Food Hygiene Rating

About

Grand Trunk Road in South East London was founded by Rajesh Suri, who you may recognise as a guest on MasterChef: The Professionals, to celebrate the diverse and wide-ranging cuisine of India. Running from Bangladesh to Afghanistan, the Grand Trunk Road is Asia’s longest road and represents an age-old stretch of culinary techniques and cuisines. Indeed, it’s this broad influence that diners can expect to see on the menu via dishes that bring together the road’s many regions.  

The décor inside feels upmarket and comfortable, sporting wooden furniture and smart tables that bring an elevated feel to a standard curry house. This not-too-fancy approach creates a space that feels welcoming and laid-back. Indeed, this ‘everyone’s welcome’ approach is cemented through a range of menus, from brunch to a la carte to parties, which makes dining here suitable at any time of day.  

Dishes showcase a modern take on traditional cooking methods. Appetisers include potato and pea cakes with roasted sultana, ginger, coriander, chillies and tamarind chutney, and lamb medallions with split lentils, aromatic spices and a yoghurt dip. There’s a full list of grills and tandoors, as well as meat, fish and vegetarian mains. Look out for Amritsari Butter Chicken made with fresh tomato, honey, cream and dry fenugreek, and the Royal Lamb Shank which claims to be an 18th-century revived recipe from the royal kitchens of Lucknow. The freshly-baked tandoori breads are another must-try, with options such as smoked cheese or truffle and mushroom.  

At the weekend, guests can dine from the all-day brunch menu (with the options to add bottomless cocktails or prosecco), which includes three courses and a side dish. Vegetarian menus are also available, along with nut-free, gluten-free and dairy-free dishes.  

Don’t miss a refreshing selection of bespoke cocktails, as well as a generous wine and spirits list, or sweet lassis if you’re going booze-free.  

Location

219 High Road, Woodford, London, E18 2PB

020 8505 1965 020 8505 1965

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Opening Times

Lunch
Mon Closed
Tue Closed
Wed Closed
Thu Closed
Fri 12:00-14:30
Sat 12:00-14:30
Sun 12:00-14:30
Dinner
Mon Closed
Tue 17:30-22:30
Wed 17:30-22:30
Thu 17:30-22:30
Fri 17:30-22:30
Sat 17:30-22:30
Sun 17:30-20:30

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lisa C

01 August 2022   - Verified Diner
Food & Drink 5
Service 5
Atmosphere 5
Value 5

Beautiful food.  Great staff & very polite . One of my favourite places to eat

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