Christmas at Dishoom is an abundant, joy-filled affair: awash with warmth, good humour and the very best food and drink we ever do.
Our cafés twinkle in their annual finery of baubles, tinsel and lights, while our Christmas menus laden tables with lavish Festive Feasts. Expect much sparkle and merriment – with plentiful Yuletide tipples, of course!
Bedeck your bellies
First-class Festive Feasts, Tipples and Christmas Specials
Bright, dazzling and delicious festive dishes are to be expected dawn ’til dusk.
Start with Merry Breakfast Specials. A Bacon & Brie Naan Roll, smoky and rich, with Ramsay of Carluke’s Smoked Streaky Bacon and our very own Cranberry-Chilli Chutney. Sip with a Marmalade Mimosa. Or sink into a Chai Eggnog. Come lunch and later, indulge in a festive set menu feast, or treat yourself to Christmas Specials alongside the All-Day menu.
Marvel at the Christmas Turkey Raan — Whole turkey leg prepared in the traditional Indian raan style, cooked slowly over a day until meltingly tender. A merry medley of Roasted Winter Vegetables sing with honey, chilli and hazelnuts. Warm insides with a Mulled Bramble – a blushing beauty. End sweetly with a Mince Pie Kulfi.
Join us for Christmas
Our Christmas and Winter Feasts run every year from early November until 24th December. Feasting menus are available to groups of four or more. For smaller groups, our à la carte menu boasts first-class Dishoom classics alongside ample festive specials and tipples.
A must-try special
Our festive naan roll
Christmassy Brie rolled and cooked within a freshly-made naan, folded with smoked streaky bacon and topped with spoonfuls of festive sweet-sour Cranberry-Chilli Chutney.
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