HARROW, England, February 5, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --

A brand new Indian street food takeaway, serving the famous 'Roomali Roti' Kati Rolls will be opening in Harrow, Middlesex, UK on February 6^th 2014.

Executive Chef, Ashish Bhatia, has created an authentic menu for 'Kati Rolls by Turban Street Café'; showcasing street food recipes inspired from the bustling street food markets of India.

Turban Street Café aims to attract customers looking for an authentic taste of real Indian street food - serving up a variety of fresh Kati Rolls from succulent lamb, to tender chicken tikka and spicy chickpeas. Chef Bhatia is excited to bring his expert talent of creating cottonwool-like 'Roomali Rotis' for the Kati Rolls. This roti, meaning "handkerchief bread" is recognised for its thin and soft texture that is infamous throughout India, but yet to be acknowledged in the UK.

Chef Bhatia, a 5* chef from Mumbai, aims to educate the locals with how real Indian street food should taste and eventually take the brand nationally.

"In this day and age where Indian food has been reformed to the most sophisticated level, it has somehow lost its essence and authenticity. At Turban Street Café I am going to be bringing a very simple and honest plate of food to my guests, inspired by age old traditions and simplicity. We are redefining Indian street food." He has stirred up a huge interest on his Twitter with food bloggers all over the world, and has recently been covered in The Times of India food blog and The Spice Times.

The café has taken inspiration from the streets of India not only through its menu, but customers will see exposed brick walls; rustic wood and steel beams throughout, keeping up with the street vibe, as well as painted images of the streets of India on the walls. It will also be the first café in the area to only serve Kati Rolls and authentic Indian drinks such as Limca, Thums Up and Mirinda and a traditional masala tea.

COMPANY BACKGROUND

Executive Chef Ashish Bhatia is a 5* trained Italian and French Chef, originally from Mumbai where he worked for the famous Oberoi hotels. He was the Executive Chef, and helped to create the company and brand, for The Red Turban restaurant and lounge in 2010 and also a bespoke catering and events company, Grain of Salt catering for the likes of the High Commissioner of India. His expertise covers authentic Indian cuisine, as well as bespoke European and World cuisine. He has been the Executive Chef for high profile events such as music producer, Rishi Rich's wedding reception; the National Reality Television Awards; and the UK AMAs.

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