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Oudh 1722 — London

Aktar Islam brings his Birmingham legacy to London with Oudh 1722, housed in a Victorian beauty.

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Aktar Islam opens Oudh 1722 in a historic Victorian building in London
The restaurant offers a modern take on royal Indian cuisine
Expect rich, spice-laden dishes similar to Birmingham's Opheem
Book early and ask about the chef’s special for a unique experience

The full story below↓

The Concept

Aktar Islam, the chef behind Birmingham's renowned Opheem, makes a significant move to London with Oudh 1722. Known for elevating Indian cuisine to unprecedented levels, Islam's new restaurant occupies a historic Victorian location, formerly Lupins. This venture marks his first in the capital, preceding a forthcoming Bristol opening.

What to Expect

that breathes new life into royal Indian cuisine, with Islam's signature precision and sensibility. The Victorian building’s charm frames a dining experience where heritage meets innovation. While specific dishes remain under wraps, anticipate a focus on rich, spice-laden creations that echo the gastronomic heights of Opheem. The room feels both grand and intimate, a reflection of the chef’s ambition and the site’s storied past.

The Verdict

A must-visit for those following Aktar Islam's journey. Secure a reservation early and enquire about the chef’s special for a true taste of his craft.

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